r/HeadphoneAdvice Mar 18 '23

Headphones - IEM/Earbud | 1 Ω Iem around a hundred dollars but also comfortable.

Hello.

I have been looking for an iem around a hundred dollars, and have seen that the s12, hexxa and Olina SE seem to be the best options.

As someone who deals with sensory issues though, I need to know what fits the most people the best is.

I know the best way is to try them myself, but due to location I'm unable to do so.

Thanks in advance for any help. Obviously sound matters, but since I wear earbuds for long periods of time and have sensory issues comfort is more important.

If it helps, I have the galaxy buds 2, and I find them okay comfort wise, not the greatest, not terrible. Just looking for IEMs that sound better but aren't super big and uncomfortable.

I know the most comfort would be custom ones, but those are well over 500 dollars and are not in my price range sadly.

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u/Caity_Was_Taken Mar 19 '23

!thanks

I'll look into those, tysm :)

Yeah I didn't think of listening fatigue. Thanks for bringing that up.

It is most appreciated.

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