1MORETriple Driver In-Ear Earphones Hi-Res Headphones with High Resolution, Bass Driven Sound, MEMS Mic, In-Line Remote, High Fidelity for Smartphones/PC/Tablet - E1001 Gold

The first thing that struck me about the 1More Triple Drivers was the packaging. I don’t normally comment on packaging mainly because there usually isn’t much to say about it. But, as others have said, 1More have really gone to town here. It’s some of the highest quality I have come across. Great graphics, well thought out presentation, and very high quality materials.They have been unusually generous with what you get. There is one of those double jack airline plugs, a metal clip, a manual, a very impressive solid leather like case, and the biggest selection of ear tips that I have come across. There really ought to be one to suit anyone. Unusually for me – because I have different sized and shaped ears – the ones prefitted are perfect for me.The cable is of Kevlar fibre (apparently). It feels tough and is unlikely to tangle – or at least very much. I just have to look at a cable for it to end up in a complete mess, but I’m hopeful about this. On the right hand cable there is the control module. This is one of the few less successful aspects of this because, like most manufacturers, they have put it too high up the cable and too close to the ear. As it feels very smooth and because you can’t see it, it is difficult to know which button you are pressing. There is a slight amount of cable noise, but not too disruptive. They are very easy to fit in my ears, and they are very comfortable. I can hardly feel that they are there.Very unusually at this price point, they have installed three drivers (the clue is in the name). There are two balanced armatures to handle the mids and highs and a dynamic driver for the lows. I have always been conflicted about the ‘burn in’ issue. Some say that you don’t get the best out of earphones until they have been used for a certain number of hours. I prefer to think that it is more that your ears need to get used to the sound signature. Whichever, they do change over time. I have only recently bought these, so my opinion may change, but so far I am very impressed. All three drivers work well. The bass is surprisingly powerful, the mids have good presence and the highs don’t ‘crackle’ or ‘sizzle’.These easily compare and compete - successfully - with in ears that are much more expensive.

These look the part, beautiful packaging, with an immense amount of tips and a robust carry case.Unfortunately I almost returned them as I couldn’t get them to fit, admittedly I was 4 pints and a bottle of red to the good at the time.However sobered up I thought I’d give them one more go before submitting the return, the difference once I could see what I was doing was mind blowing. Off came the foam tips, a bit of experimenting with the silicon ones and hey presto, I had rich sounding music filling my lug holes.They slide in easily, a bit of a twist to secure them and they sat in place as steady as a rock, with no resetting required.The sound they produce for the price point is superb, highs are bright and clean, with the mids front and centre and bass where it is present is obvious but not to the point where it is detrimental to the song being played. There is no bleeding between the three and the buds present a crisp, clear sound.Obviously what you listen to through them will make all the difference, I subscribe to Tidal HiFi and the reproduction is top notch, I did also try them on Apple Music and the experience was not as good, despite Tidal not having an inbuilt eq, the sound was fantastic, Apple was plain poor with eq set as off and with equally as poor with various eq setting’s applied, no vibrancy, flat and muddy sounding with obvious compression and bleeding between the highs, mids and lows but what I might like and what you might like could well differ but these via Tidal hit the spot for me.As regards robustness, time well tell but if and when they do go, a replacement pair won’t break the bank, give them a try and you can thank me later.EDIT: After all that I ended up having to return them due to the inline control not working with my iPhone, unfortunately it’s not just with my pair as other reviews mention the same issue, if it’s something you can live without they still sound great, however at the price paid for them I’d expect them to be in full working order and I wonder could less attention was paid to the packaging and more to the quality of the product.

I’ve had the 1MORE Triple Driver in‑ears for around seven years now, and they’ve held up brilliantly. Build quality is solid, and they’re genuinely comfortable - even for long listening or gaming sessions - once you’ve dialled in the right tips. The included selection of ear tips and the carry case are actually useful; mine still live in the case when not in use.Sound quality is excellent for the money. They deliver clear detail with good separation, which makes them great all‑rounders for music and games. I’ve swapped tips a couple of times and found foam tips give me the best seal and comfort, which in turn helps the bass feel more consistent.My only real gripe is the in‑line remote/volume rocker: it didn’t behave consistently across my devices while I used these. On some it worked perfectly; on others the buttons did nothing or behaved oddly (my old Macbook would shoot up to max volume from zero, deafening me). I suspect that’s down to differing device mappings rather than the earphones themselves, but I ended up not using the remote. I never used the mic, so can’t comment on call quality.I’ve since upgraded to pricier IEMs, but these remain in my kit as very capable backups - comfortable, durable, and still great‑sounding after all this time.