The cheapest 'phones on test, Sennheiser's in-ears don't have any fancy gimmicks — no earclips, no noise cancelling, no inline remote — and the design is pretty pedestrian, but they really deliver on sound quality, which is, you know, reasonably important for earphones.
The sonics are noticeably superior to similarly-priced rivals, while comfort is good and they stay in your ears as long so you don't exert yourself overly. So cheap you won't care if you lose them, great-sounding and ideally suited to lying down and chilling the hell out, these are ideal holiday cans.
Budget 'phones offer few frills but plenty of thrills 
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