Soundmagic E10C In Ear Isolating Earphones with Microphone - Silver/Black

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Richer Sounds Ltd (Registered company address: Richer House, Gallery Court, Hankey Place, London, SE1 4BB. However, with the boom of the last years in smartphones, more and more people pay attention to the quality of their earphones. The E3000 is very pleasant for a long listen with the lower spectrum being more controlled and comparatively, there are more kicks and hotter treble on the E11C which will make you move with the beats. With advances in cable-making techniques and radical approaches to manufacturing, there are now several solutions to this universal problem.

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SoundMAGIC, founded by acoustic engineer Tony Xu in 2005, has always been one of the most popular earphone brands in Mainland China. However, if bonus bass is what you’re after then the SoundMagic E10C pull off this sound signature better than the rival Sennheiser CX3. The SoundMagic E11C earphones again deliver an enjoyable listen and only in direct comparison to the What Hi-Fi? The angled jack is great for when you have your Phone/ Mp3 Player in your pocket as it prevents any premature cable break (from poor care!SoundMagic’s E10 are easy-going earphones with solid bass and treble, but no particular lean on either side that could put off some ears.

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As a relatively cheap IEM, it is likely the E11C will be paired primarily with modest sources such as smartphones that generally features lower output. But it’s only when compared against the Sennheiser M2 in-ears that you notice the rich details that you’re missing out on.This means vocals are projected at you rather than sitting back happily among the surrounding instrumentation. Optional-sized rubber surrounds for a perfect fit - though, sometimes I hope they would fall out just to demonstrate those cool wires that stop me losing them.

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Other than these changes, they essentially look like a typical SoundMAGIC in ear earphone and still feature a 3. On a first sight, E11C looks similar to E10C; for my taste, E11C is a bit “classier”, although this is personal. With E11C, SoundMAGIC succeeded to improve over E10C in almost every aspect, and that alone is not a small feat, given how good E10C is. The headphones are organised enough to handle the sweeping orchestral compositions of Michael Giacchino’s Star Trek Beyond soundtrack, with horns bleating cleanly above the thump of big drums.For this, the unit was plugged into my laptop at normal listening volume using pink noise via a looped YouTube video.