SoundmagicE50C Professional Sound Isolating Earphones, In-Ear Monitors, Wired Earbuds Headphones, HiFi Stereo,3.5mm Jack, With Mic, Red

I'm writing after unwrapping and testing these headphones and I'm not often prompted to leave reviews:At this price point (under £35) you would be pushed to find better quality "in the ear" type headphones that could deliver the same reproductive quality. Its pretty awesome- the sound-stage and stereo separation are very good. I'm listening to hi-res audio files from Spotify, playing through a Sony Z5 compact smartphone using the DSEE HX filter.The trick is using a device with a decent DAC that has got enough output to put the power through these drivers....just read all the reviews out there from the audio engineers that will give you the best advice on this subject, you can then decide if you need to invest in a headphone amp or not.The results from these headphones are on a par with my Grado Hi-Fi headphones costing 3 times as much.I have quite small ear canals so was very impressed with the selection of silicone tips which are also supplied and tried the smallest ones which seem the best fit. Its a shame the "Comply premium Earphone tips" supplied weren't the same size to be able to fit me- but you'd be on to a winner if your ears fall into the "average size" category to be able to use these for the best isolation.The build quality for this price point is good, as with anything where small diameter wires are fed into a speaker I would be sure that they would eventually break through tug abuse (ooh err!)I'm really pleased with these and was seriously considering buying the E11's after reading the customer reviews on here but am glad that I saved about £8 by choosing the E50's which look just as premium and well built (in my opinion better looking)So, to sum up - Premium feel to the quality, awesome reproduction (probably not for "Bass heads") and a good selection of accessories. Carry case supplied could have been a better design as the wires don't coil into it very well- you just know that if your'e in a hurry one day the wires will get jammed up in the zip! but that's my only gripe :-)All for under £35........Its a NO BRAINER!

I’d like to hopefully clear up some of the varied information there seems to be out there on these. I’ve been working with and using high end audio systems for over 25 years and I’m always chasing a sound that makes me happy. Headphones have never really been my bag though, and for the longest time (easily 15 years) I’ve been using sennheisers entry level model of in ear.I always accepted that they were not a patch on the sound I was used to from my main system or even from my full size headphones but they sufficed.After the last pair of sennheisers broke I decided to hit Amazon and replace themAgain. In the search I decided I’d maybe switch brands and try the soundmagic E10. On the day I was buying, these E50 were less than half price at £20 and had a small voucher which brought price down to about £19.50 for me.They arrived and I’ve spent a few days listening and I can safely tell anyone reading this that they are an enormous step up on the cheap sennheisers, it’s not even close. The amount of clarity, resolution and smoothness are a massive leap. Yet the extra detail and clarity don’t come at the cost to ease of listening. They are incredibly smooth with a sweet and clean top end that doesn’t irritate.Some reviews have called these more forward and bright than the E10. I can’t speak for that model, but the E50 is definitely not bright sounding at all. Feed them some decent music from something better than a phones headphone jack and they’ll a reward (I use a lightning connected DAC on my iPhone).Some have accused them of being bass light. Again, not true. They need driving, as higher impedance phones, as a result, poor headphone amps built into laptops and phones may under drive them and fail to deliver the grunt needed for adequate low end. The bass I’ve heard from these is deep, rich, tuneful and in perfect proportion with every other part of the frequency range.A highly recommended budget headphone for those looking to step up from the very cheapest models. I don’t hesitate in recommending them to anyone keen to up their game. You’d get better from these and a nice external DAC dongle (audioquest dragonfly perhaps) than from a more expensive pair of headphones.Great purchase even at full price. A steal at £20!

Going from first-gen E10 (broken right driver) to E50. Similar type, which is what I was looking for. Higher impedance, had to max out my Sansa MP3 player. Hard to tell left from right, but nothing unusual.Neutral sound overall, good clarity, more mid-bass, but could be the 'special' foams. Look and feels well built, I like the angled connector. The foams (can't remember the name) provide good sound isolation, and seem to help the low range.Worth the price hike? well, no, not over the E10.Good headphones? Yes, if you want a neutral sounding pair of plugs, with good detail. Not overly expensive.Would recommend? Depends on durability, but they do look like they can take punishment. More than the E10 or anything else I owned. E10 were solid to start with, weird that it's the internals that gave up first.Oh yeah, cable is relatively stiff, kinda springy. Not enough to beother me, but worth noting.EDIT : One Year ownership :Well, it's been a good year. But like the E10, one of the driver died. Cable maybe, don't care. But really, I'm not getting more much more durability than my Cresyn C320E, and I'm not being particularly brutal or careless.Sometimes, it takes one bad move to completely ruin earphones, so reliability tends to be patchy, unless they are truly built to take real punishement, and why I use to buy several cheap Cresyns (which are no longer availble, and were a great little purchase).So, the E50 failed the durability test. And, on we go, looking for a set of earphones that can last more than a year. Now purchased a set of Shure SE215K.

These really sound great and they fit great in my ear. Only thing I would change is the buttons for pause and volume change should be better defined.Also it seems weird to have the sound control on the left side instead of the right side, but that isn't really a big deal.

I recommend using the Comply T-400 earbud tips as they will provide a better fit than the silicone earbud tips which are hard to place on the earphone. The sound stage is very detailed and is particularly noticeable while playing video games as a I can hear details which were not present when I used my old earphones.

13 Nov. 2024. Actualización de mi reseña anterior sobre este producto SM E50C azul, adquirido hace unos meses.Lamento informar la deplorable calidad de construcción surgida con tan poco uso. El cable ha perdido inexplicanblemte el aislamiento en muchos sitios lo que dificulta la reparación y por tanto la irremediable pérdida . es una lástima ya que la calidad de sonido es magnífica.Esta es la segunda unidad del SoundMAgic E50C que compro. Lo hice para tenerla como repuesto, para cuando tuviera que abandonar por desgaste y uso, la primera unidad (Roja) que compré hace unos años y con la cual no tuve problema alguno. No quería quedarme sin esa calidad de sonido, pero me salió el tiro por la culata...!Siento informar esto hechos, ya que soy admirador del excelente sonido que producen estos In-Ear.Pueden corroborarlo en la fotografía que adjunto, donde se visualizan claramente los múltiples puntos de deterioro en la cubierta del cable.Reseña inicial, recien comprado:Ergonomía perfecta permite disfrutar la alta calidad de sonido de estos magníficos auriculares. Bajos con buen golpe, apretados y gruesos, sin ser "booming", medios claros, espaciados, cálidos y con timbre natural en las voces, tanto masculinas como femeninas y altos resolutivos pero para nada brillantes. Escena magnífica en anchura y profundidad y ubicación clara de los instrumentos. Magníficos!

Ho acquistato questi auricolari circa 1 anno fa e ne ho fatto un uso prettamente casalingo: quasi solo al pc, una decina di volte con lo smartphone, quasi mai dentro la custodia, di solito sono rimaste sulla scrivania sopra al pc da spento e nelle mie orecchie da acceso.Audio impeccabile per quanto mi riguarda, pulito e chiaro sia in chiamata che con la musica.Trovo però inaccettabile che il cavo si sia tagliato in ben TRE punti diversi dopo 1 solo anno di utilizzo di questo tipo. Non sono state messe in borsa né ripiegate molte volte e per degli auricolari che vengono lasciati appoggiati il 90% del tempo su una scrivania, che non urtano nulla, è inaccettabile che dopo solo 1 anno la guaina si tagli semplicemente prendendoli e mettendoli nelle orecchie.Non so se fossero fallati i miei ma non mi è mai successo neppure con auricolari da 10 euro che il cavo si tagliasse così, senza urti, sfregamenti, compressioni né altro. Una parte addirittura si è tagliata semplicemente perché era sotto al quadratino di plastica che permette di regolare i due cavi tra di loro.

Muy buenos audifonos, traen muchas puntas de silicon para intercambiar por la que sea mas de tu gusto, ademas incluyen un par de Memory Foam, muy comodas y que aislan bastante bien el ruido, el cable se ve solido por lo que imagino sera mas complicado que se rompa, cuentan tambien con un un adaptador para poder conectarlos a la pc y hacer uso del microfono, todo dentro de un estuche bastante bonito, en general me parecen una muy buena opcion si buscas sonidos balanceados, si lo tuyo son los audifonos con mas punch y bajos aumentados seguramente no te gustaran