Best Kiwi Ears IEMs

A

$119

Kiwi Ears tude

• This is a unique sound, for neutral I prefere Airoso.

n/a 4KZT DD BA

8.2

8.7

A

$450

Kiwi Ears x HBB Punch

• Endgame "balanced-basshead" set. Amazing low-end texutre, rumble, reverb, slam, and more bass than Origin and Titan - goes harder than those. Vocals and treble also still well extended, not...
• It basically a cheaper Mega5est Bass. Great basshead set.

n/a 1DD+2BA+2EST

8.2

8.4

A-

$120

Kiwi Ears Airoso

• A sightly more airy/detailed EW300 with better timbre. Warm leaning all rounder with good dynamic contrast.
• Rich thick, enjoyable. Benchmark for me. Just epic.

n/a 1DD+4BA

7.7

8.5

A-

$269

Kiwi Ears Septet

• Bright-leaning with slight warmness - has an unique sparkly/lush, airy, and spacious sound. Great tech for the price, treble is not overly harsh or peaky (at mid volume), pretty smooth with the extra...
• A unique open back iem.

n/a n/a

7.7

8.9

A-

$299

Kiwi Ears Astral

• Great all-rounder. Slighty airy with good sub-bass extenion. Balanced but still fun. A cleaner, airier, and less sharp & sparkly version of the Meta - vocals pop out more than Meta. Tip rec Sancai...
• Deep, textured sub-bass, clean and forward mids, airy treble, and great detail. Upper treble can be a bit much, and the bass tuck isn’t for everyone. Great all-rounder with a bright, airy top end.
• Tonality is fantastic.
• Pros: Clean, techinical v-shape signature with great midrange. Cons: upper treble too much.

n/a 6DD BA

7.6

8.9

A-

$199

Kiwi Ears KE4

• Just get Odyssey it's better. Warm/bassy with solid vocal and treble extension (not buried) that scales really well with good treble air to not sound too intimate. Has a fuller noteweight with one of...
• Great Meta tuning. Could use more detail, not very engaging. Solid reference.
• It's boring. So boring, like mega boring to the max.
• Pros: Almost dead neutral tuning in the best of ways. Cons: Lacks excitement, bass is alright.
• New Meta tuned IEM. This gives you a bass boost and it's not the best bass. If you want the Hexa + Bass this is what you want.

Jm1 2DD+2BA

7.5

8.1

6.5

B+

$219

Kiwi Ears Quintet

• Great tech and treble detail. Amazing performance to price value, but metallic timbre and peak can be an issue.
• upper air drives me crazy.

Jm1 1DD+2BA+1P+1PST

7.3

8.6

B+

$170

Kiwi Ears Aether

• Clean, balanced, with slight air boost in the treble. Bass sounds like a DD with great texture. Cheaper better tuned P5+2. Not as smooth as Timeless 2 with more dynamic contrast with a slight sizzle...
• Not for bassheads, but one of the best planars I've ever heard.
• A little bit spicy in the treble (like the other planars). Relaxed upper mid-range. Warmer tuning than S12. It's a decent IEM

n/a n/a

7.3

8.9

B+

$250

Kiwi Ears Orchestra Lite

• Smooth tuning, clean mid-range, open sound. Unvented design, BA bass, could use more sub-bass, safe tuning.
• It's just too safe, needs more something.

Neutral 8BA

7.3

7.3

B+

$500

Kiwi Ears Orchestra

• Great vocals. Clean and neutral signature. A bit vanilla and "boring" but scales great with volume.
• Very well-tuned reference-y signature with a mild bass and treble emphasis for added energy.
• Well-tuned with surprisingly good treble extension. Upwards compressed dynamics contrast poorly with tuning.
• Pros: Slightly warm neurail tuning, well done.

Neutral 8BA

7.1

6.4

B

$60

Kiwi Ears Foretza

• Tuning is a little wonky, but overall not terrible so far. Full review is possible.

n/a n/a

6.5

7.3

B

$119

Kiwi Ears ETUDE

• Reverby, bouncy, and extended decay in the sub-bass. Unique bass play back and adds more texture to the low-end. Although reverb can bleed into the vocals - maybe the drivers work too well lol. A...

n/a n/a

6.5

8.5

B-

$79

Kiwi Ears x Crinacle: Singolo

• Why. If you like Crin just buy the RED, OG Zero, or Khan. Hype and marketing bait. Not actually "revolutionary". Avoid unless you can get these for under $40.
• Sound is fine, packaging and fit are not.

n/a 1DD

6.4

7.6

B-

$79

Kiwi Ears Melody

• Fun signature done right. Sparkly and energetic V-SHAPE, but with punchy bass and not bloated for under $100 - how? Can get a bit sharp with certain tracks.
• Not a bad iem, but another planar that needs eq

n/a n/a

6.3

7.6

B-

$89

Kiwi Ears CANTA

• Bright set with lots of treble detail. Airy, splashy, and shimmery with great extension. Isn't sharp or metallic in the timbre, but not 100% "natural" either, comes down to preference. Mid-volume...
• It's a little too V for me, but not a bad set.

n/a n/a

6.3

7.9

C+

$35

Kiwi Ears Cadenza

• Basically the modded Zero with slight more bass. Best note-weight out of the $20 sets. Berrylium bass baby.
• An example of the tuning can be good but technicals poor.
• Pros: Well tuned, energetic signature. Cons: Slightly heady, can be fatiquing.

V-Shaped n/a

5.6

6

6.2

C

$20

Kiwi Ears Dolce

• Well done V-shape. Very similar to CRA CCA+.
• Makes you wonder why you pay more for other iems.

n/a n/a

5.4

6.6

C

$110

Kiwi Ears Quartet

• Lot's of variety with slamming bass.
• Silly fun V shaped set, but very not neutral.

V-Shaped n/a

5.1

6.9

C

$55

Kiwi Ears FORTEZA

• Great resolution and imaging/seperation for its price. Highlights female vocals very nicely, but Uppermids gets a bit sharp + scooped lowermids. Great value tech wise, but tonality might be bright...

n/a n/a

5

7.3