Samsung? They make good ones that pair well with their phones.
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I suggest go back to the question template and this time don’t use strikeout. Answer the questions and add more about what you plan to use them with and how you plan to use them. I note you used the term “earbuds” and then show a picture of on-ear headphones.
So what are the “must have” items? Wireless? Closed back? Noise Reduction?
What’s open to change? On-ear? Over ear? Light vs heavier weight?
What will you be driving the headphones with? Android phone? Computer? Outboard DAC? (might only apply if you are looking for both wired and wireless options)
What music will you be listening to mostly? Or will you be using them for gaming? The more good info you give us, the better the ideas will be.
IF YOU DO WANT to buy Raycon Wireless earbuds (Which some have compared to dragging your balls through broken glass) I note on EBAY that certified refurb ones are only about $55. Which is about what I paid for new Hifiman TWS600s which are much better on my balls than broken glass. And I don’t really like earbuds in general. And I’m not recommending the TWS600 either, but they were acceptable. I LIKE the Ultimate Ears UE Fits, which are more, but actually quite comfortable, PLUS they have an app that gives you EQ. I did an initial impression of them HERE
Beware of recommendations from people who have not actually tried or listened to the headphones or earbuds. All they are capable of reviewing then is the marketing hype.
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Rad-0 was pretty great off the Ampsandsound Forge last I heard it.
Ok, I’ll do that! I didn’t think it would be a bad idea to use the strikeout but ig (I guess) I was wrong!
Yeah, I use Samsung products (I actually have an A10e phone, and have had it for about a year now)
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Remove the idea of getting Raycons from your brain and check out the Galaxy Buds2 or Galaxy Buds Pro. Paired with the Galaxy Wearable app, you can use the various presets and tweak the sound somewhat to your tastes; they sound good in stock form, though.
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I don’t have that app!
Download it from the Play Store. 
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Hmmm let’s see, I insert the crossbar between my ears, but how do I get the vertical piece inside my skull?
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Now that I have it all “installed” …I can’t remember my name. And I drool a bit
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It’s not April 1 yet! 
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Also, I wonder if this might take the place of a CPAP machine in a pinch? I don’t know of any cpaps you can rock out with at the same time…
Looking to buy an IEM for about $200 or so (willing to buy used), I’m currently using CRN’s, and I like them (EQ’d to IEF neutral + my bass pref) but I’m looking for something with better technicalities and something more resolving (the CRN can feel a bit dull and blunted at times)
For HP’s, I’m currently using Hifiman Anandas with some slight EQ, I love my planar technicalities and something akin to that in an IEM would be amazing!
I’ve seen people recommend the Moondrop KATO, the Shuoer S12, and 7Hz Timeless for these cases. I’m not sure if the Timeless will fit my ears, but what would you recommend?
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Ear wax removal?
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I would check out all of those to be honest, as they seem to be good performers in that price range based on the reviewers I trust (I haven’t heard them all). Maybe check out the See Audio Yume Midnight as well.
Hi, I’m a RME, RNHP, Topping A90 User.
and My headphone is LCD2C.
(HD660s, DT880pro, & looking for another dynamic driver headphone at about 1000)
I’m looking for amplification upgrade.
I really like the Sound of RME - RNHP combination
(Super clean DA Conversion → Warm amplification)
RNHP’s sound signature is awesome but there are some shortcomings…
In the aspects of resolution and high trebles.
these are my candidates.
Singxer Sa-1
Burson Audio Soloist 3xp
…
and I’m not considering Tubes yet.
plz give me some advices.
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An often overlooked set-up is the PS Audio Gain Cell DAC. It’s also a pretty good headphone amp.
I have one and they are generally available as used for about $850-$900. Nice ESS Sabre DAC implementation, fully balanced, and all in one box. Easy to add an external balance or unbalanced DAC or headphone amp should you want to try different equipment. Nice remote for controlling functions and volume. Easy to rapidly A-B between internal/external DAC and headphone amp.
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