In-ear sets

In-ear

— an earpiece that, when used, is inserted deep into the ear canal and is held there by a soft rubber tip. These headphones are considered more advanced than earbuds: at lower actual volume (and less power consumption), they provide a more powerful and rich sound. The unequivocal disadvantages of in-ear models include a higher cost. In addition, a high degree of sound insulation can create inconvenience: when using such headsets, one ear is almost completely closed. On the other hand, the same property allows you to hear the earpiece well even in a rather noisy environment.