Shure E4g

Pros: Looks, Rounded sound, build quality

Cons: Not enough foam tips?

Summary: These IEM's are brilliant, let me start with that. You can get them for a really good price now (£90 from Amazon) and they are excellent value for money. I traded in my Ety ER6i's and boy do they show them up. Everything about them is better.

The sound from these are very level and rounded, and when you get a good seal with what ever tips suit you best (getting a good seal with any IEM is tricky) then the bass really lights up, awesome bass. I thought these were a little bass shy untill I got a good seal (with the foamies, I think they're the best tips probably) then the bass lit my head up.

You get a great solid material carry case, and a good range of tips. But what I think is the best accessory provided is a couple of rubber over the ear moulds that these can fix into - Ideal for in the gym or jogging. These things will not move once they are in the over the ear holder. A brilliant idea by Shure to provide them

I'd give these a 10 if I didn't know better, but I hate to say it, I also bought the Shure E500/SE530's and they are utterly brilliant. They put these in the shade and that is no mean feat. I've kept these earphones for jogging/the gym and use my top of the range Shure's for round the house/travelling/work.

The sound isolation from these is top notch.

The only competitor their price range that might give them a run for their money is the Ultimate Ears Super.Fi.Pro.5 which I hear are also excellent, but maybe a bit bass heavy.

I think these are the best overall IEM in their price range.

Definately recommended.

Buy them!!