Typical price: £80
What is it: Noise-cancelling in-ear headphones
What we think: Stellar sound quality, but rather expensive
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 2 October 2006
Tags: etymotic, noise, headphones, headphone
We like:
Noise-isolating earbuds with fantastic clarity and detail; includes multiple eartips and travel pouch
We don't like:
Thin, tangle-prone wires; expensive
CNET UK judgement:
Etymotic's ER-6i earbuds offer stellar sound quality, but they are rather expensive
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