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Pros: A lot of people have written here and elsewhere about the difficulty of getting a good fit and the lack of bass. The fit does take some experimentation - I couldn't get it to work despite trying all the various sleeves. Fortunately, this model is designed
Cons: Frustrating at first
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Obviously this person thought a rating of 1 means the best rating. Just read their post and you'll know they meant 10.
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I had my E3cs for not even a day let, have to work with the sleevs let but I can tell these are really good!
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You said these were the best buds you've ever owned yet gave them a one? Elaborate
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must say I’m really happy with these headphones. I have a pair of E3c's and have never found a good fit no matter what i tried they fell out during a workout. The wire also would not wrap around the top of my ear, and not allow for wearing the wire behind the head.<br>The e2c's though older models are significantly different in shape, from the e4's and e3's. <br>The wire comes out in the forward position, finally allowing me to wear the wire behind my head. They work much better for me. Sound is superb.<br>I'm a happy camper.
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The reviewer clearly made an error with his rating.
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If you were satisfied after learning how to use them, why did you give the phones a 1 rating?
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