Earphones / Headphones: Where to try, what to buy?

The reviews from various sources seems a bit hit and miss for those.
A tad too expensive to gamble as I would like them quick so a UK based retailer is a better option.
Some people are saying that they are no better the e10.
Any other suggestions and volume and mic remote would be good too.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Genus-Earphones-Line-Tuning-Filters/dp/B015N95BAQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1483836523&sr=8-1&keywords=Rock+Jaw+Alfa+Genus+V2+Earphones

I'm pulling the trigger on those. They are constantly well reviewed rather then the hit and miss of others.
Definitely worth a gamble.

Some kind of hardware binaural processor. I had no idea this existed, and interesting in a nerdy way. Not, unfortunately, interesting enough for me to want it...

Good news!
My SE215s already have an issue where one headphone cuts out. Shortest lasting headphones ever.

Anyone got any ideas for something else or should I try again?

What's your budget?

£100?

I used a form on Reddit and they've recommended me the Hippo Pro One.

I'm going to try the RHA MA750i I think

look at those flares up there^^^ i reckon they are pretty hard to beat at 99 bananas

here you go

Have you got some?

yemen - try 'em saturday

XBA H1.

Cool, I'll hold fire buying anything until I've tried them

Arrived today. Loving them.

nice!

a little tip - when you need to replace the little tampons, get the blue ones, without the little foam wax guard in the hole. they sound a little bit more open.

s400? i think - i will have a look

Cool, not tried those yet. I have quite waxy earholes but I'll give them a go anyway.

Lol

I'm decided on the QC35's tried colleagues at work today and it was good times

What's the build quality like? never seen a pair in the flesh but they look flimsy and plasticky?

Cups are metal and solid. The band is plastic but feels secure. Overall, they're very light but that's what makes them great; you really can't feel them after a minute or two.