🎧 GRADO GR10e Wired In-Ear Headphones/Earbuds Review

I've had Bose (qc35ii, 30, 20) and Sony (WH-1000XM3 MK2) and the Grado GR10e beat them for clarity. The overall sound quality is impressive across the range of tones from the following genres: I listen (classical, soul, vocal). The timbre of percussion, strings and vocals is simply great, which plays a major role in the purchase decision. The base headphones aren't as loud compared to the Sony and Bose headphones, but I prefer them because they can be overwhelming with these headphones…

I listen to speakers first, then full size headphones, but sometimes in-ear headphones are better, e.g. B. when you are lying in bed or sitting at the airport. I wanted in-ear headphones that weren't a significant step up from my larger, more expensive devices. These Grado RS10e headphones deliver excellent sound reproduction. If you're already listening to the Grado headphones, you'll immediately recognize the sound - warm, with rich mids - that you're already hearing in the larger Grado…

Having lost my original Gr10 headphones I bought them as a replacement after not being happy with the great sounding Bower and Wilkins C5 Series 2. Was trying to save money ($130 with Verizon rewards program) but missed the added clarity and super-rich detail of Grados. The GR 10e's are also a nice sonic improvement over the original GR 10's. I can't really compare them to each other but they seem to be significantly more efficient. Sometimes I just love it loud, and these get too loud even for