Sennheiser IE 100 Pro-Clear in Ear Monitoring Wireless Headphones for Musicians On Stage & Monitoring

I have listened to the lower variants of Sennheiser and I wasn't impressed. I have used Beoplay earset & h3, Focal sphear s, AirPods Pro, Beats Studio and several other budget ones. I have consistently rated the h3 as good. Even AirPods Pro sound good in movies with spatial audio and less with music. On my budget, I was considering shure aonic 215 and Sennheiser ie100 pro. Although I saw more people recommending shure, l was confused as I couldn't get hands on an auditioning piece. I was able to see a YouTube piece which have compared these two earphones side by side with an elaborate setup by TekitouSoundComp. The IE100 Pros had a great rounded audio with clear vocals and decided to buy it.At 6300, I got myself a decent bargain and I am not regretting it. To enhance the sound, I would suggest the usage of a small headphone amp. I use the ifi audio's go-link. It has an impressive sound stage. Played a few tracks, Hotel California (remastered), Coldplay's Yellow and Hymn for the Weekend, Chain by Fleetwood Mac, Blue Heron by Sarah Jerosz, Baby by Clean Bandit and all played with great clarity - both in vocal as well as instrumental. The bass is more than sufficient and does not overpower the music. The sound is well rounded. The mids and the highs are good and does not shrill. Neither does the mid overlap with the highs or the base. I watched a few TV series with this and I wouldn't recommend this for movies. Not that it sounded bad, but once you have heard the airpods pro, you will be addicted to the spatial audio. The isolation with the silicon tips itself is pretty decent and the headphones are very light. Fit is also good, however, if there is someone who needs to talk to you, the headphone must be removed and unlike the direct iems, this takes slightly more time to fit in the ears due to its design. This portion is annoying. This earphones was able to take up any sort of music thrown at it, rock, jazz, pop, bluegrass. These earphones are audiophile quality, and has no mic. They are wired. This piece of information is important as many using headphone amps may not prefer a mic. These are the go-to earphones if decent bass and clarity are top of your list. I am pretty s(h)ure to go with Sennheiser.

This is my first iem experience, I've been used to wired earphones from JBLs, Skullcandys and audio technica CLR100 before. So this won't be a professional review but my personal experience.Quality and comfort :The build quality feels solid, the red colour looks great and these are really comfortable even for long hours. Absolutely no complaints in this department.Sound quality :The first time I listened to these I was totally impressed by the level of detail and the soundstage that this can produce. Every single detail in the song or the recording is audible. Whenever I'm listening to a live recording or some raw ambient sound (like asmr) the sound feels completely natural and real.Coming to the frequency response and tonality, in the very beginning it took some time for me to adjust to the high end sparkle or presence of these. It was feeling too sharp. Maybe because I'm used to consumer earphones which almost always tend to be bassy and boomy. But now since I'm used to it everything sounds great.Bass is present but only as much is needed. Mids and vocals sound really amazing. And the treble clarity is amazing too. Overall to my ears, I still feel these are slightly more focused towards mids and highs but if you're listening at sane volume levels it sounds perfect and extremely detailed. The strings in the background of some songs, the cymbals, the clicks.... These are some of the sounds which you would rather miss on cheap consumer earphones but you can hear all those with these. And the vocals on the songs sound amazing too.Overall I'm satisfied and still going through the journey of getting myself adjusted to these iems and experiencing the detailed sound from them.

But No mic is the main point I thought it was having a mic & got it by mistake. Can we get only a connecting cable with a mic if yes please someone help me.Thanks

I liked the vocal tone it produces, also, I would like to mention, I know as entry level IEMs, there are options available from KZ audio, 7Hz etc. but in my opinion, it’s worth spending more and getting the Sennheiser’s, especially if you are vocalist, keyboardist or guitarist, basically for melody section… People say they didn’t feel much bass, but for me, the lower end punch is just adequate, not like any bass boosted cheap earphones… Fit was also good, gets locked perfectly into the ear, might be discomforting for some people after a long usage, but that’s the case with most of the IEMs, so no complaints for it from my side at least, stereo imaging is just great!

I have been a fan of Sennheisser Products for over 4 years now... have used Sennheisser's True Momentum, CX275s and other earphones before this and to be honest...This one was no different.. It is one of its best as well... just amazing sound quality, nice in ear fitting... I will say S3xy looks... I just loved every bit of it it 😊🤩If ur fan of good sound, product quality.. n moderate on pocket.. then this is definitely a check list to have

I exchang this item.I purchase Shure SE215 head phone monitar.

Design is comfortable, durable, and beautiful.Sound: The highs and mids are detailed. The lows are a bit muffled but still very good. Soundstage is good too. Compared to my HD599 these are very much lacking in all respects, but for the price in this form factor, that is to be expected. I do still like them very much. I might even prefer the sound from these over the HD599 sometimes.