IE 200

The Sennheiser IE 200 is still one of their favourites, though the stock cable is an insult.

Used the Sennheiser IE 200 for two years and found it comfortable, though they missed the IE 300's bass.

Considers the Sennheiser IE 200 the most comfortable IEM; nothing else matches it.

Could get a seal with the Sennheiser IE 200 by tip rolling, but its isolation never matched the AFUL Miracle One.

Being very treble sensitive, they found metallic instruments on the Sennheiser IE 200 painful at higher volume.

The IE 200 is the most comfortable IEM for them, very small and a perfect fit; they pair it under earmuffs or the WH-1000XM5.

Their IE 200 sounded alright and were very comfortable, but already started failing after a year.

Loves their IE 200; among their sub-$200 sets it's the one they keep coming back to despite owning pricier IEMs.

Falls asleep with the IE 200 playing podcasts; they're flat and tiny, so lying on their side causes no discomfort.

Sleeps on their side with the IE 200 without discomfort and finds it reliable.

Sold their IE 200 for a Cozoy D2 they love much more; the IE 200's nozzle was too short, needing the largest tips, and its treble sometimes irked them.

Nothing beats the IE 200 for use in bed, though comfort isn't guaranteed for deep-fit ears and it's a bit tame around 3 kHz.

Bought the IE 200 for $100; didn't like it much at first but now likes it a lot: small and very comfortable, sounds good for rock and the bass goes deep.

Owns the IE 200 and found it tinny for metal until they tape-modded it, switched to SpinFit W1 tips and ran it from a FiiO JM2 on medium gain, which removed the harshness.