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As much as we love the sound and bass performance of big, hulking over-ear headphones, there are some situations where they simply tend to cause more problems than they're worth.
Whether you're at the gym, traveling, or just hanging out, sometimes you just want something a little more compact, something that won't weigh you down, or maybe even a pair of headphones that's sweat-proof. For these specialties, you're speaking precisely of what in ear headphones have to offer.
We're on a mission to provide you with the best in ear headphones around. As such, we've corralled our top rated reviews so that you can do all your research and make a purchase in one place.
But don't think we're done updating this guide once it's been published. As we review better headphones, the product with the lowest mark will get the ol' boot.
ACS T1
Differing a bit from standard earbuds, the ACS T1 are high-quality in-ear monitors packed into an earbud-sized silicon mold that rests in your ear. And they fit just right, only because you have to go in for a custom molding of your own inner-ear for ACS to build your set.
If that doesn't scare you off, let's get the price out of the way. They're $999 (£649) and that doesn't include the kitchen sink. This may turn you away, but if it doesn't, the ACS T1 might be just for you. They are, indeed, true enthusiast earbuds meant for audiophiles.
Get these if money is of no concern when picking out tech, and if you want unrivaled sound performance and comfort.
- Read our ACS T1 review
Bose FreeStyle
While Bose isn't typically known for flamboyance, the FreeStyle earbuds are a fun departure from the brand's executive tone. Of course, they do this while holding onto what makes Bose products renowned, sound quality.
Specifically targeted to gym-goers, the $129 (about £104, AU$156) FreeStyle headphones are stocked with helpful features to help you get the most out of your music during a workout (when you need it the most). It offers a comfy and stable fit and better yet, it's moisture-resistant design means the FreeStyle can kick it with you through your whole workout, inside or out. The only major downside is that the inline controls are only compatible with iOS.
Get these if you're in the market for flashy earbuds that sound fantastic, won't fall out mid-workout, and if money is of little concern.
- Read our Bose FreeStyle review
RHA T10i
Part of the appeal to the ACS T1 is that they sit right in your ear. A unique style of earbud called in-ear monitors, the RHA T10i is similar, in that they rest deeper in the ear canal than your standard pack-in pair that came with the iPhone.
And what are the benefits of a deeper fit? Where do we begin? The sound quality is incredible, thanks to the snug seal created when the headphones are stuck in your ear. The bass is also robust for such small earphones, so much so that some may feel that it's too strong.
At $199, the RHA T10i look slick with a metal finish around the drivers and around the cable as well. If the insane price of the ACS T1 brought you to a halt, check these out. They aren't custom-fitted, but the T10i come with several replacement tips if the defaults don't fit your ear canal.
- Read our RHA T10i review
Bose QuietComfort 20i
The Bose QuietComfort 20i earbuds rock some premo features to make up for the hefty $299 investment. Similar in fashion to its over-ear cousin, the QuietComfort 15, the 20i shrinks that experience down to something you can fit right into your ear without losing crucial features like noise cancellation, comfort and of course, amazing sound quality.
Get these if you want earbuds with impressive build quality, active and passive noise cancellation and a great warranty.
- Read our Bose QuietComfort 20i review
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