Grado GR10e (2015) vs Jays a-Jays Five (2013)

While the Grado GR10e (2015) makes for a passable Canal Earphone for its asking price, the Jays a-Jays Five (2013) simply doesn't make the cut and should be avoided by the majority of people. In either case, we suggest that you look into some better alternatives that cost around $290 or $50.

However, if you'd nonetheless like to find out more about the Grado GR10e (2015) and the Jays a-Jays Five (2013), you can continue reading for our summary of what we know about them:

No sources that perform objective hands-on testing have deemed the Grado GR10e (2015) worthy of being included in their Canal Earphone roundups, which typically isn't a good sign.

As for the Jays a-Jays Five (2013), it wasn't able to earn a top spot in any roundups from trusted sources that conduct their own hands-on testing. Nevertheless, it managed to impress reviewers at Head-fi, TrustedReviews, What Hi-Fi?, and Gear Patrol enough to make it onto their respective shortlists.

We meant to do a direct Grado GR10e (2015) vs. Jays a-Jays Five (2013) comparison of their review ratings, but couldn't because we weren't able to find any review scores for the Grado GR10e (2015).

Lastly, we examined how the Jays a-Jays Five (2013) stacks up against other Canal Earphones on the market by comparing their average review ratings. We found that it managed to earn an average review score of 6.5 out of 10 points, which is comparable to the overall, 7.4, average of Canal Earphones in general.