What are some good headphones for under $100?

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Personally I find earcanal phones produce a much better sound for the price and are a lot more comfortable than headphones.

@ lightlyseared

I do have some Shure E2Cs. If you could recommend a nice pair of in ear headphones that are better than those for under $100 I’d love to check them out.

I just got my son these Skullcandy headphones for Xmas – he loves them.

Full price, these are just over $100, but I’m sure you can find them for under. They’re effin’ amazing. I basically sleep with them in.

Before we start I'd like to appologise for using Apple.com for the prices, but Im in the UK...

Sennheiser CX300 Ear-Canal Headphones $60. I had a pair for a long time and they sound pretty good.

You can Bose in ear phones for $100. I’ve never tried them but I know a number of people who say they good.

I have a pair Shure SE110’s ($90) mainly because they were the first I saw that you could use with an iphone (you can get a little adapter thingy with a mic and a button). The sound could be better but they are really comfortable. The foam tips they come with are damn fine.

For everyday use I go with ultimate ears super.fi 5pro which I love but they may be out of your price range.

If you are looking for entry-level pro headphones, some good recommendations can be found at gearslutz.com and head-fi.org

Just search under Headphones under $100 and you’ll get some informed opinions. For my money I’d lean toward Audio Technica ATH-M50 or Sennheiser HD50 or Grado SR-80

Sorry…that’s Sennheiser HD-280 Pro…those three models are all in that $100 range and are excellent choices.

@justn and sndfreQ I agree with both of you, Shure E2’s are amazing, I own a pair, and also the Sennheiser brand headphones are amazing as well. Vendors give me all sorts of free stuff, and they gave me a pair of Shure E2’s that retailed for $99.99 and I’ve loved them so far.

If you’re cool with earbuds, I have gummy from jvc. They produce nice sound and cost something like $10 a pop.

http://colors.jvc.com/

i like the bose earbuds. they are a little hard to get used to but they are pretty comfortable after you get used to themm

Thanks for all of the input guys! I went out to Guitar Center to try out some headphones and I went with the Sennheiser HD-280 Pros. Great sounding cans for $89!