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Earphones & IEMs
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In-ear monitors and earphones with detailed, isolated sound for stage, studio and everyday listening.
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EARPHONES AND IEMS AT AX
Detail you can carry.
In-ear monitors and earphones with accurate tuning and passive isolation for musicians, producers and listeners who want more than wireless earbuds offer.
IEMs give accurate, isolated sound with no wireless latency, which is why musicians and producers use them on stage and at the desk. Fit matters: try the supplied tips to get a seal, or the bass disappears.
In-ear monitors
stage and studio tuning
Passive isolation
blocks the room
Wired
no latency, no battery
EARPHONES AND IEMS FAQ
Before you buy.
Straight answers to the questions we hear most about earphones and in-ear monitors.
Gaming earbuds or in-ear monitors: what is the difference?
Gaming earbuds like the SteelSeries Arctis GameBuds are built for low-latency wireless play, with microphones for chat. In-ear monitors such as the Sennheiser IE 100 PRO are wired and tuned for accurate sound, which suits musicians, streamers and creators who monitor their audio closely.
Wireless or wired earphones: which should I choose for gaming?
Wireless earbuds free you from cables and, depending on the model, work across phones, PCs and consoles. Wired earphones like the Logitech G333 with a 3.5mm plug never need charging and connect to almost any device with a headphone jack, including most controllers.
What are open-ear designs like the ASUS ROG Cetra Open Wireless?
Open designs leave your ear canal uncovered, so you still hear your surroundings and feel less pressure during long sessions. The trade-off is less bass and less isolation, so they suit home use and calls more than noisy places.
How do I get a good fit with in-ear monitors?
Fit makes a big difference to bass and isolation, so try different ear tip sizes until they seal comfortably without pushing. IEMs like the Sennheiser IE 100 PRO are worn with the cable over the ear, which helps them stay in place while you move.