Letshuoer S08

• Jays Audio: More uniquely tuned than other planars. Tamer uppermids, not as energetic, but still with great bass separation and tech. Timbre is good.
• Jaytiss: Fantastic value product, really strong.
• Super* Review: A little bit thick and poofy in the bass. Aful Explorer is better option.
• Shuwa-T: Strengths: Warm tuning, really easy to listen to. Weaknesses: Treble isn't really well defined, separation between midrange and lower midrange isn't great either.

JUZEAR x Z Reviews Defiant

• Jays Audio: Another all-rounder with good balance. Doesn't do anything right or wrong, but has qc issues with channel imbalance (and also my case ziper broke within a few weeks), it's ok but there are better...
• Gizaudio Axel: Punchy bass, natural vocals, balanced tuning, great detail. Solid all-rounder.
• Jaytiss: Fun engaging set!
• Precogvision: Pleasant, neutral warm tuning with good treble extension that wholly belies its price point.
• Tim Tuned: Pros: Great balanced tuning with a vocal emphasis.
• Super* Review: Exciting and contrasty. Very well tuned. Sub-bass focused. Vocal area pretty well tuned. Treble surprisingly well tuned. Tasteful V-Shaped sound signature.

Letshuoer DZ4

• Jays Audio: Recommended at high volumes. A better Galileo with more treble/air. Vocal centric. Powerful and extended vocals. Could use better separation and tech, and lacks bass.

ARTTI T10 PRO

• Jays Audio: A mini symphonium Meteor. Bassy, warm, and airy/smooth.
• Jaytiss: Great little set.

Tin Hifi C3

Moondrop May

• Jaytiss: A very enjoyable listen, hard to fault at this price and design. Could be a winner for you.
• Super* Review: The May is the way to go if you have 80 bucks. Standard EQ sounds great. Nice low contrast neutral sound
• IEMRanking AI: The Moondrop May offers a convenient USB-C DSP cable with multiple EQ presets accessible via the Moondrop Link app, though the app suffers from connectivity issues and requires invasive permissions...

Tripowin Olina SE

• Shuwa-T: Strengths: Balanced tuning over the OG, with generally decent tech. Weaknesses: Upper frequencies on the relaxaed side, B-grade bass. Comment: An improved Olina essentially.

Truthear Pure

• Jays Audio: Warm/dark, laid-back, smooth, scales great like the Explorer but more vocal centric (great for male vocals). Immersive with scaling, but not the best value - Less technical than HEXA & Cinno. A...
• Gizaudio Axel: Warm, smooth, and laid-back with safe, easy treble. Might feel a bit too warm for some. Warmer mids and less treble compared to the Hexa.
• Jaytiss: Blunted, kinda mid, but very Listeneresk.
• Super* Review: One of the best IEMs you can buy under 100 bucks. One of the best treble in this price range. Hexa is brighter and sounds more lively and more open. But both are very much neutral sets. It's a little...
• IEMRanking AI: The Truthear Pure builds on the foundation of its predecessor, the Hexa, refining the 1DD+3BA driver configuration for a more cohesive sound. It offers punchier bass and a more solid midrange...

Juzear Clear

• Jaytiss: This little dude is pretty, and hammers. Bass machine.

Tanchjim 4U

• Jays Audio: Solid IEM. Warm to neutral depending on the switch. Overall pretty smooth with good tech.
• Super* Review: It is not super special, unless you are looking for standout stereo imaging.

Simgot EW300

• Jays Audio: A smoother and more refined version of the EW200 with better layering and resolution bump. Pink nozzle is warmer and better for rock/hiphop/metal. Very good piezo implementation.
• IEMRanking AI: The Simgot EW300 offers a compelling tribrid driver configuration combining a 10mm dynamic driver, 6mm planar magnetic driver, and piezoelectric ceramic driver in a durable all-metal shell. Fit can...

Tin T3 Plus

• Tim Tuned: Pros: well-tuned v-shape.

Moondrop Aria 2

• Jays Audio: A more engaging Aria SE with more bass, air, and reverb. Feels too smoothed out with a hit in the texture. Bump in tech over the old one, but pricing is an issue vs EW200 and EW300
• Gizaudio Axel: Good bass with solid impact, slightly warm but full and clear vocals, and solid detail. Could use more sub-bass and a more refined upper treble. A solid set.
• Jaytiss: Nice package for the price.

7hz Sonus

• Jaytiss: It's like a better packaged Zero.

Tripowin Olina

• Shuwa-T: Strengths: Tuned well, about 80% similar to the Oxygen at less than half the price. Weaknesses: B-grade bass response like the Oxygen. Comment: A less refined Oxygen with aggressive upper midrange.

Truthear Hexa

• Jays Audio: Foam helps tame uppermids/treble. Amazing detail for price and new benchmark below $100. Better tuned "softer" Dusk with slighlty less accurate imaging. Note-weight can be light.
• Gizaudio Axel: Clean, clear vocals with decent detail. Bass quality and impact, mids can feel lean, and treble can get a bit bright. Unique neutral-bright sound signature, but overall feels a little unengaging.
• Jaytiss: KING. Special. Inoffensive. But honestly where bass?
• Precogvision: Sounds like a warmer, lo-res Moondrop B2, emphasis on lo-res in the bass.
• Tim Tuned: Pros: Well done, clean midrange focus tuning. Cons: Can be fatiguing in the treble.
• Super* Review: Borders C+
• Fresh Reviews: Strengths: Tuning done well, similar to B2 but less in everything. Weaknesses: Somewhat crammed soundstage. Comment: A mini B2 minus the good stuff.

Kiwi Ears x Crinacle: Singolo

• Jays Audio: 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.
• Jaytiss: Sound is fine, packaging and fit are not.

Kiwi Ears CANTA

• Jays Audio: 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...
• Jaytiss: It's a little too V for me, but not a bad set.

Simgot EA500LM

• Jays Audio: Very resolving for its price, great value. A warmer EA1000 with a slight decrease in separation and resolution, but warmer with more bass (same bass quality). Not as sparkly and resolving as the...
• Jaytiss: It's a good u shaped with nice bass, but be weiry of uppper mids.

INAWAKEN DAWN Ms

• Jays Audio: An OG Delci with more sub-bass rumble, and vocals pop a little more. Nice warm bassy set.
• Jaytiss: A great pick at this price.

Kefine Delci

• Jays Audio: A warmer/less sharp EW200, a slightly more resolving BLON Z300, price might be an issue tho
• Jaytiss: Nice tone, great overall sound with only a few issues.

Intime Sora Light

• Jaytiss: Solid little set, could work for you.

EPZ X Tipsy Star One

• Jays Audio: Vocal focused set. Female vocals are sweet and clean with subtly air and sparkle. Treble and bass is decent, does the job. Harman but with a twist.
• Jaytiss: I like this set a lot for the price. Good value and vocals.

Oriveti Dynabird

• Jays Audio: Vocal focused and clean, but 2K gain can be too much plus the uppermids/treble. Good tech.
• Jaytiss: A fun V -Shape.

CVJ Aria

• Jaytiss: Nice little set, very capable.

Moondrop Aria Snow Edition

TRUTHEAR x Crinacle Zero Red

• Jays Audio: Great all-rounder, IEF-harman. Bass is a bit pillowy.
• Gizaudio Axel: Great balanced, smooth tuning. Needs more bass for my taste, can be a bit soft at times.
• Jaytiss: I think this is massivly overhyped, but it's not terrible and a great value with impedance adapters
• Tim Tuned: Pros: Balanced tuning, smooth and natural timbre, good stage. Cons: Can use more micro details.
• Shuwa-T: Brilliant tonal balance with the option to for extra bass. A bargain at its price point.

Tangzu HBB Xuan NV

• Jays Audio: A smoother hexa, and mini-nova. Very clean and balanced all-rounder. Good vocal set. Harman 2019 with more mid-bass, less uppermids and sub-bass. Nothing crazy, but does every genre very well.
• Jaytiss: Great overall package,smooth chill tuning. Poor techs.
• Shuwa-T: Strengths: Safe tuning, decent treble tuning for the price. Weaknesses: Mediocre techs, overly rounded bass region. Comment: Why is there hype for this?.

Kefine Delci AE

• Jays Audio: A smoother EW200 with the silver nozzles (although vocals are better on the EW200). Bronze nozzle can be too bright and peaky, but brings up the technacilities

Sivga Que

• Jays Audio: Warm and engaging set with good energy and extension when it comes to vocals, could use more air, but overall very fun and bassy set
• Jaytiss: Nice technicalities, decent tune.

Tangzu Fudu

• Jays Audio: Fun/bassy harman without sacrificing much tech. Engaging low-end, and tips are also nice addition. BA timbre.
• Fresh Reviews: Borders C+

NiceHCK F1 Pro

• Jays Audio: A cheaper S12. Almost identical sound and tuning. Good value. Look for aliexpress deals.
• Jaytiss: I like this planar the best of all planars, normally I hate them.
• Tim Tuned: Pros: Cheaper S12 Pro/ Z12.

Samsung Galaxy Buds+

• Crin: Tuned even closer to the Harman IE target compared to the original.
• Precogvision: Better bass shelf than the OG Buds, but with setbacks in the strange treble and timbre.

Tin Hifi T3 Plus

Moondrop Rays DSP

• Jays Audio: A more neutral version of the May with less bass and treble, very neutral sounding, inoffensive and boring, overpriced, many cheaper options with similar tuning and performance
• Gizaudio Axel: Balanced tonality, with deep bass, forward vocals, clear treble. Overall detail. Good for customizable sound (EQ) and gaming.
• Super* Review: When People ask me for the best IEM for gaming, I would probably point them to these.
• Fresh Reviews: Borders B (Val) - Borders C+ (COD)

Truthear Zero: Blue 2

• Jays Audio: Fun sub-woofer sound in the low-end, nice bouncy textue, but uppermids/treble can be too bright, especially with 15K treble peak. Basically a more v-shaped version of the OG TE Zeros. Vocals can be a...
• Gizaudio Axel: Harman tuning with clean, punchy bass and great resolution. Bright treble.
• Jaytiss: BASS With the adapter this goes up a bit, but it is difficult to recomend.
• Tim Tuned: Pros: Slightly more balanced and pleasing Harman tuned. Cons: Treble with silicone tips is piercing.
• Super* Review: Harman target tuned. Sounds pretty V and contrasty. Not a whole lot of mids. Fairly tasteful. Good sense of separation. Sterile/Lifeless mids and annoying treble. Needs foam eartips.

Tin Hifi T4

• Crin: A worthy successor to the legendary GR07.
• Precogvision: Solid tuning and technical chops for the price, not much to complain about here.
• Shuwa-T: Strengths: Decent tuning. Weaknesses: Limited by technical performance. Comment: Neutral and inoffensive.

CCA Rhapsody

• Jaytiss: For 35, this is a deal. Consider it.

Dunu Titan S2

• Jays Audio: Very nice built and cable for the price. Sounds like a warm harman. Tech is good, but not too competitive at the price (EA500LM).
• Jaytiss: Pretty! But boring and bright, and doesn't fit.
• Super* Review: Pretty unreal accessories for 80 bucks. IEM is not bad.

Tin Hifi T2 Plus

• Crin: A solidly-tuned, inoffensive signature with middling technicalities.

Tin Hifi T3

• Crin: Somewhat generic hybrid signature, tuned well with good transient ability.

EPZ Q5

• Jays Audio: Can be a bit bright on pop/edm, but very good for jazz/blues/soul and warm instrumentals.
• Jaytiss: Nice Bass response, great graph, overall clean set.

7th Acoustics Proxima

• Precogvision: Sounds similar to an ER3 from memory, but possibly worse.
• Tim Tuned: Pros: True "IEF Neutral" IEM, can be "A" tier with easy EQ. Cons: Bass lacks fun and life.
• Shuwa-T: Strengths: Tech performance for this price is unparalled, a true IEF neutral offering, treble extension. Weaknesses: Tuning to such neutrality is not welcome for majority of people, bass impact...

Etymotic ER2XR

• Jays Audio: An ER2SE with better bass control.
• Gizaudio Axel: Great tuning with natural vocals and safe treble. The fit.
• Jaytiss: Legendary iem. But I can't even.
• Precogvision: Controlled bass and darker treble. Narrow imaging, but solid technicalities for a single DD.
• Tim Tuned: Pros: Great detail and solid tuning. Cons: Intrusive fit.
• Nymz: Sub-100usd king. Great for the price, punching above, but fit is a major problem - I use it with comply foams. Lacks stage depth due to fit. Hard to drive.

Tripowin x HBB Olina SE

• Jaytiss: It's a solid set for the price. Hard not to like, a little mellow.
• Tim Tuned: No brainer purchase with a slightly better tuning of the 100$ legend, with less agressive upper-mids/treble.

Tri Draco

Kinera Celest Plutus Beast

• Jaytiss: Fun set, non linear. The bone conductor.... is nice!

Tin Hifi C5

• Jays Audio: A harman/df or waner with a better driver, and more vocal emphasis.

Moondrop Sparks

• Crin: A tad too shouty and lacking low-level detail, but nothing too egregious as a whole.
• Precogvision: Solid tonal balance and great bass for a TWS.
• Shuwa-T: Strengths: Good tonality with moondrop house sound. Weaknesses: Bass bloom, subpar imaging and soundstage. Comment: Bass and treble focused.

Kinera QOA Gimlet

• Jaytiss: Bass response isn't great. Sounds sweet, like a monitor.

Dunu Titan S

• Jaytiss: It has a bit of a lean sound.
• Precogvision: Good Harman-ish tonality with reasonably decent technical chops - an easy recommendation.
• Tim Tuned: Pros: "audiophile" reference style tuning with good details.
• Super* Review: Strengths: Neutral bright tuning that isn't too shouty. Weaknesses: Lower end comes across on the thinner side. Comment: Basically a brighter and clearer Aria.
• Shuwa-T: Default neutral rec under 100$. ER2XR still better, but Titan S has better fit, timbre and stage. Easy to drive. Can get slightly shouty for my library. If you don't mind more bass, Olina is a better...

Simgot EA500

• Jays Audio: Slamming bass with the variety. High quality DD with good resolution.
• Jaytiss: For me it's just easier to recomend the EW200, or em6L due to this being lean in the bass.
• Tim Tuned: Pros: Inoffensive, warm, versatile. Cons: Bassier and harsher Kato. Nozzle largely useless.
• Shuwa-T: Probably the most detailed focused set at its price range at the cost of sounding off in the upper treble region. Probably the (one of the) most value pick at its price range.

Kiwi Ears Melody

• Jays Audio: 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.
• Jaytiss: Not a bad iem, but another planar that needs eq

Moondrop Aria

• Crin: A cheaper Starfield.
• Precogvision: See KXXS. Just slightly less upper-midrange and more bass.
• Tim Tuned: Pros: Pleasing neutral tuning with impressive wide stage.
• Shuwa-T: Strengths: Well tuned with no jarring issues. Weaknesses: Clarity. Comment: Starfield with less technical performance but better build quality.
• Nymz: Nothing wrong, nothing good as well. I'd rather buy other stuff around this price that perform much better, like Olina or Titan S. Over-hyped.

Fiio FA1

• Crin: A pretty standard reference-style tuning that just works.

Blon BL05

• Crin: A more technical but far less pleasing BL03.

TRN V90

• Crin: Generic V-shape tuning with middling technicalities.

Tin Hifi T2

• Crin: Well-balanced tuning and an all-rounder signature that works for most.

Tripowin x HBB Olina

• Jaytiss: New HBB Xuan NV is just the way to go over this.
• Precogvision: Exellent tonality and shimmer (for a DD); nonetheless, could possibly benefit from better layering chops.
• Nymz: Close to Oxygen but for 99$ with better fit. One of the best price-to-performance you can get at the moment. Good imaging, great stage presentation and very balanced harman tuning. If you don't wish...

Truthear x Crinacle Zero

• Jays Audio: Variations-ish tuning with sub-bass focused. Low-end is rumbly but lacks mid-bass impact/warmness in general. Fatiguing above mid-volume. Can sound light and thin. Mid-bass tuck affects libraries.
• Gizaudio Axel: Harman tuning with nice punchy bass.
• Jaytiss: Sounds good, and fun..
• Precogvision: Close ringer for the Harman IEM target with great bass and slightly harsh upper-mids and lower-treble.
• Tim Tuned: Pros: Very well tuned, clean bass. Cons: treble can use more eveness.
• Fresh Reviews: Spot on harman. Good bass impact for the bracket but the mid-bass is a bit scooped for my library. Treble needs some refinement but still a solid rec for the price bracket. Cheapest way to try this...

Etymotic ER2SE

• Jays Audio: Great detail & clarity. Fit took a long time to get used. Very clear and natural mids and treble. Lacks lower-extension, and couldn't handle bass notes on Time by Hikaru Utada (0:40+).
• Jaytiss: Old, Treble for days.
• Precogvision: See ER2XR but with less sub-bass.
• Tim Tuned: Pros: Great detail. Cons: Intrusive fit.

LETSHUOER x Gizaudio Galileo

• Jays Audio: Clean and neutral signature with empahsis in the midrange. Best vocals before Orch Lite $100-->Replaced by DZ4.
• Precogvision: Quite inoffensive but smoothed-over. Needs more resolution and sense of dynamics.
• Shuwa-T: Strengths: Solid tuning, balanced throughout with slight emphasis on female vocals. Weaknesses: Treble rolls off prematurely. Comment: A poor man's Diva with worse technicalities and less extension.
• Nymz: Great tuning that follows along my preferences, but falls short in the last field of the treble region. A great value overall.

Ikko Opal OH2

• Precogvision: A more balanced interpretation of Ikko's usual sound.

TinHifi Dudu

• Jays Audio: Least planar, almost doesn't sound like one. 3K gain can be a bit much, tech very similar as the other ones.
• Jaytiss: A few minor issues, but still a good value little set.
• Super* Review: Not really good looking IEM and not very much in the sound which I like

Intime Sora

• Crin: Well controlled bass boost with slightly skewed tonality. Potential is there.
• Precogvision: Decent tonality, perhaps a tad strident.

7Hz Salnotes Dioko

• Jaytiss: Timbre is weird, treble is harsh.
• Precogvision: Bass sounds oddly restrained and treble still has some oddity. Solid enough otherwise.
• Tim Tuned: Pros: Balanced tonality, inoffensive, neutral. Cons: Uneven treble and okay staging.
• Nymz: Could use more bass but other than that, probably the best tunning of all the planars I've heard for my preferences. Resolving power is not on the same level as its competition but it has better...

Kbear Diamond

• Precogvision: Pretty good bass texture if not somewhat bloated; overall solid tuning.

Thieaudio Legacy 2

• Precogvision: Pleasant tuning marred by low-level detailing and downwards compression.

NF Audio NM2+

• Gizaudio Axel: Good detail and separation. Shouty upper mids, and bright treble.
• Crin: Tonality can get a little intense and is fairly underwhelming, though surprisingly resolving.

Kiwi Ears FORTEZA

• Jays Audio: 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...

TRZK Ouranos

• Tim Tuned: Pros: Better and cheaper T3 Plus with approved timbre and balance..

ARTTI R1

• Jays Audio: Bassy, warm set, good dynamics, smooth.
• Jaytiss: I'd just save up for the T10 pro.

7hz Legato

• Jays Audio: SUPER SLAMMING BASS but also well controlled and fairly open stage.
• Jaytiss: It does bass well, it is very solid for the price. You need to watch movies on this.
• Shuwa-T: Strengths: It's a lot of bass but absolute no resolution, some bass layering but everything is drowned out. Weaknesses: Why does this exist.
• Nymz: Well done V for the price, but with some treble quirks. Great set for bassheads on a budget.

ZiiGaat Cinno

• Jays Audio: Good intrument separation/layering, but feels like the music is cut into certain areas in the stage and not harmonious (UPDATE: tip rolling helped, the fit was a little weird like the OG Dark...
• Jaytiss: Budget sa6 with no technicals or forward vocals. So mid.

Tanchjim Cora

• Crin: Well-controlled bass boost, though coupled with a slightly odd midrange tonality.
• Shuwa-T: Strengths: Just no. Weaknesses: Feels very much llike the Quarks in terms of detail and build quality.

KZ PR1 Pro

• Precogvision: Solid choice at $50 for an exciting, high-clarity sound, but at the expense of an artifical brightness and timbre.

Tangzu Yu Xuan Ji

• Jays Audio: Airy treble/staging. Clean balanced sound. Good tech. 8-10K Peak isn't as big as graph suggests.
• Jaytiss: interesting iem, but bad and forgetable.

KiiBoom Allure

• Jaytiss: Very non-linear, extremly poor packaging. Remind me of a Meze 109 in iem form.

Truthear Gate

• Jays Audio: All rounder with less uppermids than the EW100P, very close to waner.
• Jaytiss: Yuck, at least it has a cable.
• Super* Review: Nice frequency response. Stellar Cable. Bright but not overly in the vocals. I would still call it a mild V-Shaped sound signature.
• Shuwa-T: Strengths: Female vocals focused tuning with decent separation between instrumentals. Weaknesses: Because of the over emphasis on female vocals, it does not replay male centric or bassier genres...

Blon A8 Prometheus

• Crin: An even warmer, less resolving BL03. The essence of Blon running out of oppoties to score another hit.

Vsonic GR07 Bass Edition

• Crin: Rather than a bassier GR07, this seems more like a darker GR07.

Soncie Meory SW500H

• Super* Review: Unique tuning. A little bit on the weird side. There are pos and cons to it. Overall... this is a hard one.

TRN-Medusa

• Jaytiss: Nice overall tonal quality, with just a dash of shout.

Fiio FD3

• Precogvision: Too much 5kHz lends to unwanted sheen. Sounds like a Fiio IEM, not much else to say.

HZSound Heart Mirror

• Precogvision: Sounds like vocalists are asphyxiating. Very thin note-weight.
• Super* Review: Strengths: Neutral bright decently tuned, decent soundstage, surprising treble tuning. Weaknesses: Limp bass with zero texture, might be too bright for some. Comment: Treble tuning is one of the best...
• Shuwa-T: Budget tech king due to neutral bright tuning. Needs and loves power. My favourite sub-50 set so far. Might come out as shouty/hot. Responds well to EQ and Moding. Beaten by CRA(bassy) and Titan S...

ORIVETI OD100

• Jays Audio: A well-done slight v-shape with good technicalities. A fun starter set. Treble surprisingly smooth for the tuning and price.
• Jaytiss: A bit harsh to my ears.

Tanchjim Echo

• Precogvision: Low-level detailing and dynamics with a resonably decent tonality.
• Super* Review: Strengths: Decently tuned, impressive soundstage for TWS. Weaknesses: Upper midrange peak can be shouty. Comment: Solid TWS that does not break the bank.

Fiio FH1

• Crin: Surprisingly better tuned than its successor. Sparkly but non-sibilant treble with good bass response.

TinHifi T2 MK2

• Jaytiss: The overall tone isn't bad, but didn't take EQ well.

Final Audio VR3000

• Nymz: Actually good mids and imaging for its price during sales (sub-30).... Rest is "meh" at best, specially techs. Avoid at full retail price. Final Audio QC is a problem.

HZSOUND Heart Mirror Pro

Tripowin x HBB Mele

• Precogvision: Very easy on the ears with characteristically blunted DD transients. Well-tuned, but could use with more air.
• Nymz: Discontinued. Great warm pick under 50$. Mids are good. Lacks treble extension. Great shell (almost the same as Olina).

Kinera Sif

• Crin: Bloated bass with sharp and sibilant treble.

Tin Hifi T2 Evo

Fiio FP3

• Jaytiss: Can be a fun specialist

Tinhifi T3+

• Jays Audio: Another one
• Precogvision: Low-level detailing and cheap timbre from the midrange and up with barely passable tonal balance.
• Shuwa-T: Strengths: Decent bass response, warm and relaxing. Weaknesses: Clarity and resolution, higher frequencies are not as defined. Comment: Too warm.

TRI x HBB Kai

• Nymz: A more bass less mids Mele that feels and fits better and looks better.

GS Audio GD3C

• Precogvision: Typical Chi-Fi sound of old - lots of bass, peaky lower-treble, and lack of air.

KBear Neon

• Precogvision: Extremely limited resolution despite OK tuning.

Shure se215

• Crin: Sounds like a typical dynamic IEM. Slightly bloated bass and narrow staging.
• Precogvision: A relic of the past that should be avoided by any self-respecting audiophile who wants good sound.
• Shuwa-T: Strengths: Just no. Weaknesses: Literally everything apart from the subpar imaging. Comment: Already more than a decade old, it's time to move on. Would rather listen to the default samsung wired...