Audeze Euclid in Ear Earphones in Ear Monitors
Audeze is a company renowned amongst audio engineers and hi-fi enthusiasts alike for their planar magnetic headphones, and now you can experience the accurate sound stage and impeccable dynamic range in an in-ear form factor with the Euclid Planar Magnetic In-Ear Headphones. Designed to work well with all sorts of devices, these headphones provide both high-fidelity sound and premium comfort. The 18mm single planar-magnetic drivers employed in each earbud have no crossovers, which results in a cleaner and more cohesive frequency response across the frequency spectrum. You'll experience a max SPL of over 120 dB (though obviously, you should protect your hearing), which is an exceedingly high dynamic range for in-ear headphones. Euclid comes with an MMCX braided cable, a Pelican 1010 travel case, a mesh bag, a cleaning brush, a cable clip, and an assortment of eartips to suit every ear.
Audeze is a company renowned amongst audio engineers and hi-fi enthusiasts alike for their planar magnetic headphones, and now you can experience the accurate sound stage and impeccable dynamic range in an in-ear form factor with the Euclid Planar Magnetic In-Ear Headphones. Designed to work well with all sorts of devices, these headphones provide both high-fidelity sound and premium comfort. The 18mm single planar-magnetic drivers employed in each earbud have no crossovers, which results in a cleaner and more cohesive frequency response across the frequency spectrum. You'll experience a max SPL of over 120 dB (though obviously, you should protect your hearing), which is an exceedingly high dynamic range for in-ear headphones. Euclid comes with an MMCX braided cable, a Pelican 1010 travel case, a mesh bag, a cleaning brush, a cable clip, and an assortment of eartips to suit every ear.
Audeze is a company renowned amongst audio engineers and hi-fi enthusiasts alike for their planar magnetic headphones, and now you can experience the accurate sound stage and impeccable dynamic range in an in-ear form factor with the Euclid Planar Magnetic In-Ear Headphones. Designed to work well with all sorts of devices, these headphones provide both high-fidelity sound and premium comfort. The 18mm single planar-magnetic drivers employed in each earbud have no crossovers, which results in a cleaner and more cohesive frequency response across the frequency spectrum. You'll experience a max SPL of over 120 dB (though obviously, you should protect your hearing), which is an exceedingly high dynamic range for in-ear headphones. Euclid comes with an MMCX braided cable, a Pelican 1010 travel case, a mesh bag, a cleaning brush, a cable clip, and an assortment of eartips to suit every ear.
Audeze is a company renowned amongst audio engineers and hi-fi enthusiasts alike for their planar magnetic headphones, and now you can experience the accurate sound stage and impeccable dynamic range in an in-ear form factor with the Euclid Planar Magnetic In-Ear Headphones. Designed to work well with all sorts of devices, these headphones provide both high-fidelity sound and premium comfort. The 18mm single planar-magnetic drivers employed in each earbud have no crossovers, which results in a cleaner and more cohesive frequency response across the frequency spectrum. You'll experience a max SPL of over 120 dB (though obviously, you should protect your hearing), which is an exceedingly high dynamic range for in-ear headphones. Euclid comes with an MMCX braided cable, a Pelican 1010 travel case, a mesh bag, a cleaning brush, a cable clip, and an assortment of eartips to suit every ear.
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The lowest price for Audeze Euclid in Ear Earphones in Ear Monitors right now is $1,119.00 at Addicted To Audio, compared across 2 retailers.
The all-time low was $779.57 on 27 Sept 2026 — today's price is 44% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 8 Oct 2026.
Last updated at 08/10/2026 03:59:16
Audeze Euclid In-Ear Planar Magnetic Earphones [DEMO UNIT] by Addicted To Audio
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originally posted on adorama.com
I Prefer the mest MK2 and the Fiio Fh7 to this , these lack in Bass but maybe good for analytic listening (for singers maybe) and some casual listening. These aren't necessarily bad , just not for my taste.
originally posted on adorama.com
Wow. It is just an excellent earbuds. The sound stage is wide, the vocal is clear, and it has a pronounced base and mid sections.
originally posted on Target
Sounds Great But Is A Little Expensive
| Headphone Cup Type | In-ear |
| Body Part Use | Ear |
| Noise Cancellation Type | Active noise cancellation |
| Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Compatible Devices | Smartphone (not good enough without DAC or amp), AptX HD-compatible phone (for wireless option) |
Audeze Euclid In-Ear Planar Magnetic Earphones [DEMO UNIT] by Addicted To Audio
Free delivery
Pre-owned Audeze Euclid In-Ear Planar Magnetic Earphones No Receipt
I Prefer the mest MK2 and the Fiio Fh7 to this , these lack in Bass but maybe good for analytic listening (for singers maybe) and some casual listening. These aren't necessarily bad , just not for my taste.
Wow. It is just an excellent earbuds. The sound stage is wide, the vocal is clear, and it has a pronounced base and mid sections.
Sounds Great But Is A Little Expensive
It shows the performance of the amplifier well.
I was very optimistic about these IEMs. For the discounted price of $399 I would say they are well worth it. For the full price, I would look elsewhere. I have used them for a few days straight and some things that were very noticeable to me were:1. They aren't very comfortable for long listening sessions. I think partly due to the large size and shape of the IEMs, the wires, and my ears. I have grown accustomed to the 64 Audio Trio and U12t fitment which is superb and I can keep them in my ears all day with little discomfort.2. The bass and treble extension leave a bit to be desired, but at the discounted price I think they are more than satisfactory.3. The soundstage and imaging are good for the discounted price, but not for the full price.4. The amount of ... MoreI was very optimistic about these IEMs. For the discounted price of $399 I would say they are well worth it. For the full price, I would look elsewhere. I have used them for a few days straight and some things that were very noticeable to me were:1. They aren't very comfortable for long listening sessions. I think partly due to the large size and shape of the IEMs, the wires, and my ears. I have grown accustomed to the 64 Audio Trio and U12t fitment which is superb and I can keep them in my ears all day with little discomfort.2. The bass and treble extension leave a bit to be desired, but at the discounted price I think they are more than satisfactory.3. The soundstage and imaging are good for the discounted price, but not for the full price.4. The amount of accessories is really nice. I haven't tried the balanced or Bluetooth cables yet but it's nice that they were included. The different tips provided is a nice bonus as well (Audeze, Comply, SpinFit). I ended up using the medium SpinFits, they always work well for me.5. Recommended but only at the discounted price.
These are by far the best IEM I own. I have the Isine 10?s and a Noble X?s along with other cheaper ones for daily drivers when doing house or yard work. These are the most clear, comparable to my Audeze LCD2?s Fazor editions. I will say they need an amp to really sound good. The Bluetooth cable is good but even with the volume maxed it doesn?t have the kick when compared to an amp. I have a portable DAC/Amp coming in a few days which I bought for this to use on the road/flying. Overall I love them. Make sure you try different ear tips because they can be uncomfortable for long periods without the right one. I used them for 2 hours and it got a little sore till I changed the tips.Sound Quality wise they are amazing. Really clear punchy bass and trebles. I use them ... MoreThese are by far the best IEM I own. I have the Isine 10?s and a Noble X?s along with other cheaper ones for daily drivers when doing house or yard work. These are the most clear, comparable to my Audeze LCD2?s Fazor editions. I will say they need an amp to really sound good. The Bluetooth cable is good but even with the volume maxed it doesn?t have the kick when compared to an amp. I have a portable DAC/Amp coming in a few days which I bought for this to use on the road/flying. Overall I love them. Make sure you try different ear tips because they can be uncomfortable for long periods without the right one. I used them for 2 hours and it got a little sore till I changed the tips.Sound Quality wise they are amazing. Really clear punchy bass and trebles. I use them for every style outside of rap and country. I?m a classical musician and listen to that and metal mostly but they shined in pop and all that. Worth the money at the 400$ price tag
I really love these IEMs and plan to get a second pair.Clarity and quick response make these the de facto standard. I hope that I can figure how to make these Bluetooth compatible.
I thought I couldn't order it because it was a back order, but the delivery was fastFirst of all, the products that you can see are great
Very good performance ^^
Well built, but I'm not so impressed by the sound from these things. The bass is a bit lacking and there wasn't as nice of a sound stage as I was hoping for with such an expensive product. Powering with a dac and amp and the noticed difference is minimal. I'm continuing to use them to hope they start loosening up and sounding better over time. The comfort could be a bit better as well and the cord a little longer.
| Headphone Cup Type | In-ear |
| Body Part Use | Ear |
| Noise Cancellation Type | Active noise cancellation |
| Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Compatible Devices | Smartphone (not good enough without DAC or amp), AptX HD-compatible phone (for wireless option) |
