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One of the major problems is that you can’t really try in ear headphones before you buy them. This makes it impossible to try a wide range of them for fit, soun
by Rd6n6 5y ago
One of the major problems is that you can’t really try in ear headphones before you buy them. This makes it impossible to try a wide range of them for fit, sound quality, comfort, cable noise, etc. There is a company or two with a few with disposable ear tips in store for you to try, but that limits your options pretty dramatically since it’s so rare
- bryan0 5y agoI think any decent IEM uses replaceable / custom tips. Many come with an assortment to try out and there are many more you can order online. For example the Comply foam tips are very popular.
- noneeeed 5y agoYeah, I use a pair of Shure IEMs, they came with at least half a dozen different sets of tips, in different sizes and types.
- amelius 5y ago> One of the major problems is that you can’t really try in ear headphones before you buy them. Your right as a consumer is that you can return items within a certain period after purchase. Make use of it! Beware: buying as a company often does not give you this right.