Good sound, a bit uncomfortable first, you need some time to get used to wearing them.

Granted those are a bit more expensive, but noticeably better

As others have mentioned, I've found them lacking in bass and a bit sharp on the trebles, which is not how I prefer it

they're a bit uncomfortable after long periods, but that's just my ears.

A bit later in audio history, came noise isolation, in-ear headphones, but my ear canal opening is small and anything stock would never stay in.

REALLY impressive in-ears for the price, and for being single-driver!Wish at least one of the cord options was a bit longer, but definitely solid!

A little bit sharp on the high end

If I press them firmly into my ears, amazing sound, but if I let them sit by themselves, no low range at all as they only need to fall out a little bit to lose the seal

I'm hoping a break-in period will mellow out the highs a bit.

Only bad thing is it's a bit uncomfortable after a bit, but it's one of those things you can adapt to.

: My volume control was a bit sticky and hard to adjust in micro-increments, and it introduced some channel imbalanced

I have had to work a bit to get these to fit my right ear, but the sound is so balanced and detailed that it has been well worth the effort.

Cons:- Sound quality could be a bit better

Treble isn't as sibilant as it used to be, but it still can be a bit harsh at times

The SE215's have a tight bass and are a bit more smooth with the relation of bass, mids, and highs

Some of these issues will probably calm a bit with burn in but my initial impression is way better than what I thought they'd provide

They also crackle and distort a little bit even at lower volumes

Choosing the correct tip is extremely important, using one that does not provide a proper seal will end up making the highs sound a bit harsh as well as lacking in bass

I've messed up my hearing a bit too much to review these in depth in that regard, but they seem to be pretty neutral to my ears

They smooth out the snap a little bit

A bit harsh at first

Best way i can describe these is like going from listening to a flac file to a bad 128 bit mp3 file

Everything about the M7 is just a bit more sturdy and durable than the M6

They're good earphones, they sound great, maybe a bit disappointing on the low end but beats any other in ear headphones, especially for the price

They still sound good, but end up being fatiguing and a bit hard to listen to at really high volumes

The stock tips were a bit uncomfortable in one or the other ear, and I tried them all, but the Comply are comfortable over long periods.

The highs are a bit tinny and harsh

Trebles are a bit harsh, mids are veiled and bass is plenty before burn in.

Something is a bit harsh about the sound, but that's likely because I've gotten picky with Sennheiser Momentum in-ears and 598SR over-ears

It can also be a bit uncomfortable while sitting in a chair with a back when using this cable

But I simply turn the Master up a bit to compensate

A bit disappointing

A bit hard to connect and disconnect the ear buds to the cable

I feel the high are a bit too harsh

Good sound, a bit uncomfortable first, you need some time to get used to wearing them.

I was a bit skeptical about how these would sound, but for $49 I've made a lot worse decisions with money before, so what the heck right???

The treble is definitely a bit too bright for my taste, so I recommend playing with the EQ a bit to fix that.

They isolate a good bit of sound as well, but I still found myself repositioning them every 10-20 minutes

They isolate a good bit of sound as well, but I still found myself repositioning them every 10-20 minutes

these sound every bit as good to me.

, I like them quite a bit.

but for significantly less than a pair of Shure 215s, these are every bit as good, and you probably won't be able to tell the difference, especially if you're using them live

As a musician/recording artist, I'm a bit critical on THE SOUND.So how does the M6 PRO sound?

They were a bit of a stretch for my budget, but I loved these

I find them to sound a bit unrealistic and unnatural

Cables are a bit hard to insert into each monitor, at least on my pair, the wire doesn't feel like it's of the highest quality, but the sound quality for $50 is astounding

The sound is also very satisfactory -- just lacking a bit on the low end

Like some others, I found them to be a little bit harsh and shrill at first, but they mellowed after 10-20 hours of use.

I got the M6 Pro as a relatively inexpensive (and hopefully temporary) replacement while I try to get the B&Ws, which lost most of the right channel, replaced under warranty

Low end is good down to 33hz (a low B on a 5 string bass), and the midrange is perfect for singing

Other things I like: I really, really like the form factor

n’t feel that great

I have to admit these are the best sounding IEM's I have ever used (I also use the Comply t-200's with these and love the match)

They tend t sound shrill and harsh unless they are firmly wedged into the ear canal