Every time you reach for earphone/IEM cables to connect them to your earphones/IEM, no matter how neatly you "wrapped" them up, they end up in a giant Gordian knot of frustration. Tangled cables are the bane of modern existence, and everyone owning a wired pair of earphones/IEM can attest to this. With E11C, SoundMAGIC succeeded to improve over E10C in almost every aspect, and that alone is not a small feat, given how good E10C is. E11C’s tonal balance remains outstanding, while its sound is more full-bodied and articulate, and it will be very pleasing to those listeners who want a little more soft bass, but not at the cost of balance. The cherry on the torte: A classier design. If you own E10C, you would certainly be happier with E11C; and if this is your first time with a SoundMAGIC product, then E11C would become your everydays happy companion. It has become mine for over a month now. These are exceptional for the money, and the new affordable choice for those looking to upgrade those bundled buds."

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The product is returned in original condition (with brand’s/manufacturer's box, MRP tag intact, user SoundMagic claims it is the only company to do it (and no, we can’t think of another) – which isn’t a bad thing to shout about.They hold their own, though, thanks to a clean, organised and direct presentation that’s immediately rewarding. They’re also comfortable and easy to live with, which goes a long way when you’re looking for the perfect pair of in-ears.

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If you are someone who is working from home and needs to do a conference call or have a video call, you'll benefit from a pair of earphones/IEMs with a mic.SoundMAGIC's award winning earphones get better and better with each revision. Now fitted with an anti-tangle twisted-pair high-fidelity audio cable, E10 is the perfect earphone for everyday use. Remaining incredible value for money, the E10 keeps on winning high praise from listeners worldwide. The SoundMagic E11C have a less relaxed character than the E10C, but every characteristic that marks out sound quality in a speaker or headphone has been improved. Sound stage, separation, clarity, control and dynamics: all are great in this earphone, considering the price. I have used- Sony e115 and mdr xb55ap , JBL T110, Sennheiser cx180 and Cx 2.00, Beyerdynamic Byron👌

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Machined in one piece, the metal earphone body makes the E10 robust and ready for the rigours of everyday life, whatever you throw at them. These earphones are built to last. The SoundMagic E10C include a remote of the type that we hope to see on all earphones before too long: a full three-button setup that doesn’t penalise Android handset owners.Lightweight, hard to lose as they have WIRES attached (a brill invention 'bud'-lovers...but, OK, still doesn't stop them being pinched!) Fancy, twirly wires that don't tangle up - priceless. Great sound. Nice carry case. Optional-sized rubber surrounds for a perfect fit - though, sometimes I hope they would fall out just to demonstrate those cool wires that stop me losing them...again (keep looking under your seat 'buddies'. Sorry, gloating again.) If you’re still listening to a pair of freebie buds, there’s really no excuse – buy a pair of these right now. Your ears will thank you.

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On the Xiaomi Max 2, the E11C delivers a clear vocal presence without muchin the way of treble harshness. Instrumental separation and resolution are good for the price. However, the lower spectrum is a bit overwhelming for some music. I can really recommend the Soundmagic E10 if one's looking for a natural, dynamic, non-fatiguing sound signature. They provide honest, effortless reproduction of audio material. The E10 are definitely worth their money, and then some."Soundmagic as always delivers exceptional performance at this price range and E11C is no different. The SoundMagic E80Cs don’t quite reach the same heights as the budget E10Cs, and would be hard-pressed to beat the formidable Sennheiser M2s at this price.