IEMs Reviewed by Super* Review

64 Audio U12T

• Super* Review: The 64 Audio U12t lands exactly where its reputation suggests: a warm , laid-back , yet highly detailed all-rounder that stays engaging without ever turning fatiguing . With the apex M15 ...

Unique Melody MEST mkII

64 Audio Tia Trio

• Super* Review: The tia Trio comes across as a hybrid with personality: rich, thick, and warm, with slightly forward treble that adds air without tipping into the harsher edge heard on the U18t. Vocals are ...

Elysian Annihilator 2023

64 Audio Volur

• Super* Review: If you are a lover of bass, this is a good option. Does not sacrify the rest of the sound signature

Dunu Mirai

• Super* Review: Lot of fun IEM. Is it perfect? No. Treble could use a little work. Harmanish take on low end with relaxed top end.

Dunu Glacier

• Super* Review: Convinces me that the harman target can sound excellent.

Campfire Moon Rover

• Super* Review: Not cheap and you can get stuff which sounds better for less to be honest. I like the build quality and form factor. Sound-wise not for everybody, but for me.

Letshuoer Mystic 8

• Super* Review: Surprising in a lot of fronts. Maybe a little bit overpriced but I like it

Thieaudio Valhalla

• Super* Review: I'm really tempted to go out and buy one of this things for myself - if it fit me even better, I probably would.

Fiio FX17

• Super* Review: This is the best IEM Fiio has ever made. Very powerfull sound.

7th Acoustics Supernova

• Super* Review: Hand-built in Indonesia with customizable abalone faceplates, Supernova feels like a boutique step up in value: a handsome, slightly medium-large shell, stable fit, strong isolation , and a...

Moondrop S8

• Super* Review: Striking design meets smart ergonomics: a crystal-clear acrylic shell that looks glass-polished , with noticeably cleaner clarity than Blessing 2/Dusk. The fit is more contoured and effortless,...

Sennheiser IE600

• Super* Review: $700 buys a compact, 3D-printed metal single-DD that looks mature and fits like a glove. The IE 600 arrives with two cables ( 3.5mm and 4.4mm ) that are thin and comfy but a bit microphonic ...

Thieaudio Monarch Mk2

• Super* Review: Build & fit: Premium presentation with a handsome “lava” faceplate and a cloth-sheathed cable featuring swappable terminations —useful, but the connector is bulky enough to be unwieldy. The...

Unique Melody MEST

64 Audio Nio

• Super* Review: The 64 Audio Nio enters as the most affordable set in this lineup at $1,700 , a hybrid with 1DD + 8BA and swappable apex modules. Its core tonality is warm and a touch laid-back, with the ...

64 Audio U4S

• Super* Review: The 64 Audio U4s hits a compelling sweet spot: a 1DD+3BA hybrid around $1,100 that echoes the lush, bass-tilted character of the Nio while fixing key drawbacks. Packaging and accessories feel...

64 Audio U6T

Campfire Audio Andromeda 2020

Campfire Audio Ara

Custom Art Fibae 7 Unlimited

Effect Audio x Elysian Gaea

• Super* Review: The Effect Audio x Elysian Gaea goes big on everything: a roughly $1,300 price tag, striking stabilized-wood faceplates with a dual-tone finish, and a stock cable that feels a bit bombastic ...

Sennheiser IE900

Sony IER Z1R

Symphonium Audio Helios SE

• Super* Review: Symphonium Audio’s collaboration with Elise Audio turns the original Helios into a more wearable Helios SE without rewriting its sonics. The shell is smaller , cleaner-looking, and finished in...

Oriolus Traillii

qdc Anole VX

Gizaudio x Binary Chopin

• Super* Review: Best Collab IEM in years. It's a nice clean tonality. Fantastic vocal presentation. Added low end warmth.

Moondrop x Crinacle Dusk

• Super* Review: Overall high engagement factor.

Dunu DK-3001 BD

• Super* Review: My second 5 star IEM in 2024. The Braindance is a very satisfying IEM to listen to.

Softears Volume S

• Super* Review: Fantastic IEM for the price. Super sharp and standout bass physicality. Tonality is more universal than the Dusk. It's well defined but not super wide or spacious

FatFreq x HBB Deuce

• Super* Review: This is not my usual sound signature which I like. But it's a lot of fun in a unique way. One-trick pony.

Fiio FH3

Moondrop Kato

Tanchjim Hana

Tanchjim Hana 2021

JVC x Drop FDX1

Moondrop Blessing 2

Moondrop Blessing 3

Raptgo Hook

Final Audio E500

ThieAudio Hype 2

• Super* Review: Imagin is fantastic and stands out. Hype 2 is a pretty good place to start in the hobby

Yanyin Canon II

• Super* Review: Warm, relaxed IEM - technical enough. Has a bass boost. Pretty decent option.

Aful Performer 8

• Super* Review: Quite solid technical performance. Good imaging/separation. Good sense of positioning.

Thieaudio Hype 4

• Super* Review: Great imaging and headstage. Width is outstanding. Even at 400 bucks it's outstanding in this pricerange.

Simgot EA1000

• Super* Review: Technical performance is pretty solid. Bright leaning V-Shaped signature, but tasteful.

Hisenior Mega5-EST

• Super* Review: Fantastic tuning.. it really does not get better. Technical performance could be better.

Aful Explorer

• Super* Review: Relaxed upper mid-range. Vocals sound a little bit more forward than instruments. Smooth treble performance.

Thieaudio Oracle MKIII

• Super* Review: A step in the right direction compared to mk2. I like this as much as the mk1. Solid all-rounder, good sense of separation.

Moondrop Crescent

Kiwi Ears KE4

• Super* Review: 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.

Moondrop Lan

Tin Hifi C2 Mech Warrior

Moondrop Kadenz

• Super* Review: Nice physicality and punch. Better bass as most basy IEMs. Okay technicalities. Image Separation is not the widest but decent.

Aful Performer 5+2

• Super* Review: Overall it is sounding more visceral and incisive than the Performer 5.

EPZ P50

• Super* Review: Bass can be a little bit on the distracting side if you are looking for a neutral sound signature. Contrasty meta-tuning.

Crinear Meta

• Super* Review: Versus similar priced IEMs this is probably the IEM I would be buying. Very nice IEM and a little bit on the contrasty side.

Truthear Pure

• 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...

HiSenior Cano Cristales

• Super* Review: Impressive and aggressive bass presentation.

Crinear Daybreak

• Super* Review: Spot-on tonality. Everything sounds very natural and not contrasty. Vocal texturing is above average. Low-contrast sound signature. Bass is not that tight.

Moondrop Stardust

Truthear Hexa

Softears RSV MK II

• Super* Review: A 5-BA successor that lands at $700, claims “re-engineered” BA bass, and feels like a welcome throwback to when high-end Chi-Fi wasn’t four figures. Build and fit are excellent with a...

Ziigaat Horizon

• Super* Review: Arguably the best in this series so far, it delivers a neutral, transparent midrange, a sub-bass tilt, strong imaging, and a surprisingly dense, engaging presentation. Caveats: a gritty upper treble...

Letshuoer S12

Moondrop Starfield

Nothing Ear 2

Phonak Audeo PFE 112

Simgot EM6L

Etymotic ER4XR

Ikko OH10

Juzear 41T

Magaosi K5

Moondrop Kanas Pro

Moondrop KXXS

Thieaudio Legacy 4

Tin Hifi P1

Tin Hifi P1 Max

Tin Hifi P1 Plus

Aful Performer 5

Apple AirPods Pro

Audio Hekili

BGVP DM8

Dunu Falcon Pro

Dunu Falcon Ultra

Etymotic ER4S

Fiio FH5

Kiwi Ears Orchestra Lite

• Super* Review: Kiwi Ears Orchestra Lite delivers an all-BA, 8-driver package at $250 with a build and fit that feel pricier: smooth resin shells, stable ergonomics, and an unvented seal that isolates strongly...

Kiwi Ears Quintet

Moondrop Blessing 2 Dusk

Prisma Audio Azul

Raptgo Hook-X

Sony WF-1000XM4

Sony XBA-N3

Tanchjim Oxygen

Thieaudio Elixir

Xenns Mangird Tea 2

DUNU EST 112

Dunu SA6