What's the recommendation for everyday Universal IEMs.

Everyday meaning that I carry them around in my pocket without a case and will plug them un amped into a phone for background music.  Comfort, ease of inserting and removing, and sound isolation are key priorities.  Sound quality and soundstage are also priorities, but this is back ground listening while on a plane or at work, so I won't be doing any critical listening here. 

I've been using shure 535s for this task for the last 4 years or so, but the housing cracked and they are not going to last much longer.  I have UERMs but those do not make good every day, throw in your pocket and not care, unamped IEMs.  535s have some flaws on the sound stage side, but I like their other attributes for the every day unamped requirement.  I'm tempted to stick with shure and get another pair of 535s or 846s, but want to ask what the pirates would buy based on those requirements. 

Budget target is 500-1000. 

Appreciate the recommendations guys, will put in my order for the MEE soon. Question for Austin: Do these get hot after some use? That has been a common occurrence I've read about from multiple reviews of Bluetooth headphones in general.

Pyrates,

what's your take on the Asgard 2 versus the Magni 2 Uber? Need to get one for the office and planning to pair with the Modi 2 Uber and the Wyrd. HPs will be orthos - Slants, Audez'e, the HE-4.

Thanks

Matt, thanks. I have the Lyr 1 which I put in cold storage after the Mjolnir. Time to unpack and bring it to the office.

".....I am curious how you like the lyr1 with your orthos. I have found I prefer ss amps to tubes (or hybrids) for orthos but I admit I haven't tried so hard in that department "

I loved the Lyr1 with my LCD 2.2, not the 3. Its Ok with the LCD-X and the XC. When I bought the Mojo, I did not use any tube amp with the orthos for the longest time. About 4 months ago, i go the Project Ember amp. This little fella has adjustable gain and impedance. I find this amp very good with the orthos, except the HE 6 (but that's a different story).