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    Richers have the Shure SE215 iem for £209 .

    They come with a selection of different types and sizes of ear bud cushions . They have great sound quality , excellent isolation with no leakage so you won’t need sound cancellation and you can turn on an external mic to let you hear the outside world .

    I have the 5s for travelling and serious listening but use the 2s for gaming and late night movies.

    6 year warranty

    If you want cheaper Richers have some offers on normally .

    I generally won’t touch anything but Shure for iems , open backed will be Sennhieser HD series , closed back would be Beyer Dynamic .

    The Sennhieser HD open backed are probably the most comfirtable headphones out there as well as the best sounding . But they are open backed so leak and don’t give any isolation.

    The Beyer Dynamic DT220 are a good alternative if you require closed back . I use these a lot in studios and they are very robust , comfortable for an hour or so and have decent isolation and good frequency response . BD also sell pretty much every spare part so its easy to repair them if required.

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    FIIO make decent blutooth dacs that will convert any wired phones to blutooth and have decent battery life .

    FIIO BTR5 2021 Bluetooth Headphone Amplifier https://amzn.eu/d/0JaVYUc

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