Koss FitClips KSC32i (2015) vs Sol Republic Shadow Wireless (2015)

The Koss FitClips KSC32i (2015) makes for a good, if unremarkable, Canal Earphone for people with a $16 budget.

The Sol Republic Shadow Wireless (2015), however, is merely mediocre at its $22 asking price, when compared to similarly priced products, and won't satisfy the needs of most people.

In either case, we suggest that you first take a look at some other options at the $16 and $30 price points before committing to one of these - it's likely that you'll be able to find some better alternatives.

If you're still interested in learning more about the Koss FitClips KSC32i (2015) and Sol Republic Shadow Wireless (2015), however, we wrote a summary of what we could find about them:

Two highly trusted sources that perform well-thought-out in-depth testing consider the Koss FitClips KSC32i (2015) to be a great product - it earned the "Also great" title from Wirecutter (NYTimes) and "The best cheap running headphones value" from Tom's Guide in their respective Canal Earphone roundups, which is a good indication of it being a notable product.

As for the Sol Republic Shadow Wireless (2015), 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 PhoneArena, PCmag, Tom's Guide, and CNET enough to make it onto their respective shortlists.

We also wanted to do a direct Koss FitClips KSC32i (2015) vs. Sol Republic Shadow Wireless (2015) review performance comparison, but we, unfortunately, weren't able to find any Koss FitClips KSC32i (2015) review scores.

Finally, we compared the Sol Republic Shadow Wireless (2015) to other Canal Earphones on the market and found that it did much better than its competitors - its review average of 8.2 out of 10 points is considerably higher than the 7.4 review average of Canal Earphones in general.