Need help deciding between these earphones.

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Hello!

I have scavenged every last, review, opinion and ratings from the internet for these earphones:
NuForce NE750M (£39.99) NuForce NE800M (£77) Sennheiser IE 60 (£83)
I have been trying to decide for days, and the more research I do into them makes my decision harder! I'm the most indecisive person you will meet

If you have any of your own suggestions that you think will be better, please inform me!

ANY help is HUGELY appreciated, as I can't decide on my own D:

Thank you.

 

[hg_mike]

You have probably read this internet review, but it suggests that the NE800M is better than the NE750M, but I imagine that the price would still be similar to the other two earphones.

http://hifipig.com/nuforce-ne750m-and-ne800m-inner-earphones/

 

[MajorFubar]

You can't buy headphones without listening to them and comparing; relying on anyone else's opinion other than to draw-up a shortlist (which you've already got) is doomed to almost certain failure.

 

[rich51080]

For £100 or less I would go for Fidue A73. Dual hybrid design and a fantastic sound to boot.

As good as some £300 + earphones.

Very detailed sound and warm bass coupled with a treble that is not too bright, Plus the comfort is amazing.

Nuforce seem to have build issues from what I read at headfi.

Other earphone that has a cult following is the Dunu I3C-S. Single driver but very very clean sounding. You can buy for less than £60. And you get loads of accessories with them such as a carry pouch, hard case, lots of tips, adaptors and cleaning cloths.

Both have great build quality and both firms are known for great customer service.

And finally Yuin PK2/PK1 would be another option but I cannot comment as never heard them but they are well thought of.

 

[dalethorn]

And finally Yuin PK2/PK1 would be another option but I cannot comment as never heard them but they are well thought of.

If you don't need any bass the Yuin's are, well, earbuds (not ear-canal types). Very thin, very earbud. I have both - my PK1 review will post today.