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• 6:19

  Truthear Pure: The new sub-$100 default IEM?

  74,2 mil visualizacionesjul 2025

  The reviewer finds the Truthear Pure to be a well-executed warm-neutral IEM that successfully follows up on the Hexa, offering a richer, more relaxing sound with improved accessories and build. It's positioned as a versatile, non-fatiguing option for those who prefer a warmer signature over the Hexa's cleaner, brighter tuning, though it may not satisfy those seeking more treble detail or a purely neutral sound.

  Producto reseñadoTRUTHEAR PURE77

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• 5:20

  Very UNDERRATED IEM under $100 | Moondrop May

  56,1 mil visualizacionesabr 2025

  The reviewer finds the Moondrop May to be a still-relevant and underrated IEM under $100 in 2025, praising its hybrid planar-dynamic driver setup and comfortable build. They prefer the analog mode over the stock DSP tuning, noting the latter is brighter, and recommend it for those wanting a sparkly, detailed sound similar to the Aria 2 but with more air. However, they caution about potential sibilance and the USB-C-only DSP cable.

  Producto reseñadoMoondrop MAY75

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• 6:27

  The DEFAULT NEUTRAL IEM Under $500 | Softears Studio4

  16,2 mil visualizacionesabr 2025

  The reviewer reaffirms that the Softears Studio 4 remains a top choice for neutral-sounding IEMs under $500, praising its clean, transparent midrange and tight bass, while noting its minimalistic build and lack of vents as drawbacks. Despite newer competition, it still holds up well in 2025.

  Producto reseñadoSOFTEARS STUDIO 471

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• 6:16

  The ENDGAME Neutral IEM | Letshuoer Mystic 8

  31,8 mil visualizacionesabr 2025

  The reviewer praises the Letshuoer Mystic 8 as an excellent neutral-sounding IEM with a premium titanium build and well-balanced tuning, but notes several drawbacks including a non-interchangeable 4.4mm cable, lack of pressure relief, and a bass response that may be too thin for some listeners. Overall, it is recommended for those seeking a flat, detailed monitor with high-end materials.

  Producto reseñadoLetshuoer Mystic877

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• 5:27

  The GREATEST Warm IEM to Ever Lived | Softears Twilight

  16,3 mil visualizacionesmar 2025

  The reviewer highly praises the Softears Twilight as one of the best warm-tuned IEMs available, noting its ability to deliver a thick, musical, and natural sound without muddiness. They highlight the premium build and accessories, but caution about the high price, potential fit issues for smaller ears, and the inherent coloration and less-than-tight bass that come with the warm tuning. Overall, they recommend it strongly for warm-sound enthusiasts, especially those looking to diversify their collection.

  Producto reseñadoSOFTEARS TWILIGHT69

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• 6:18

  The SUPERCHARGED "Scientifically Superior" IEM | Binary x @Gizaudio Chopin

  32,1 mil visualizacionesmar 2025

  The reviewer praises the Chopin as a well-executed Harman-tuned IEM that still competes strongly under $200, highlighting its natural midrange, punchy bass, and sparkly treble. They note the unconventional fit and long nozzles may be divisive, and the cable and accessories are underwhelming, but overall it remains a top recommendation in its price bracket.

  Producto reseñadoBinary Acoustics Gizaudio × Chopin74

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• 5:07

  The Vocal Lover's MUST TRY IEM | Tanchjim Origin

  22,9 mil visualizacionesmar 2025

  The reviewer praises the Tanchjim Origin as a standout single dynamic driver IEM, especially for vocal lovers, noting its fun yet clear tuning with a thumpy mid-bass and smooth, natural timbre. They find it technically capable for the price and built like a tank, but caution that the sub-bass is secondary and the upper mid-range may be shouty for sensitive listeners. Overall, they still love it after retesting in 2025.

  Producto reseñadoTanchjim Origin75

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• 5:27

  Thieaudio Hype 2: Mini Hype 4?

  15,2 mil visualizacionesfeb 2025

  The reviewer finds the Thieaudio Hype 2 to be a well-executed, budget-friendly alternative to the Hype 4, offering a U-shaped sound with strong sub-bass and treble emphasis. They praise its clean bass and overall tuning but criticize the non-removable 3.5mm cable and less natural treble compared to the Hype 4. Overall, it's recommended for those who like a bright, V-shaped signature.

  Producto reseñadoThieaudio Hype 269

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• 6:53

  The most UNDERRATED budget IEM | 7Hz G1

  96,9 mil visualizacionesfeb 2025

  The reviewer praises the 7Hz G1 as a hidden gem and one of the best budget IEMs under $50, highlighting its excellent V-shaped sound signature, premium metal build, and low $35 price. They note the gaming-focused marketing undersells its true audio quality, but recommend it strongly for those who enjoy a punchy, bright sound, while cautioning that it's not for neutral listeners or those needing a balanced connection.

  Producto reseñado7Hz G177

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• 6:34

  One of the BEST SOUNDING IEMs Under $300 | ZiiGaat Odyssey

  38,1 mil visualizacionesfeb 2025

  The reviewer has used the Ziigaat Odyssey daily for nearly two months and considers it one of the best-sounding IEMs under $300. It offers a V-shaped take on the meta tuning, with excellent bass and treble while preserving a natural midrange, and is highly versatile across genres. Though not perfect—bass dynamics could be better and treble may be too spicy for sensitive listeners—it outperforms its price point and is a great EQ template.

  Producto reseñadoZiigaat Odyssey69

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• 6:10

  The Tangzu Xuanwu Gate is a Highly Luxurious IEM Experience

  20,3 mil visualizacionesfeb 2025

  The reviewer finds the Tangzu Xuanwu Gate to be a luxurious, well-built IEM with a unique, restrained tuning that sits between neutral and exciting. While it doesn't sound like a $1000+ IEM, it offers a cohesive, natural sound with excellent treble implementation, making it a niche but special choice for those tired of neutral or V-shaped signatures. However, its high price and lack of excitement or true neutrality may deter many buyers.

  Producto reseñadoTangzu XuanWu GateAún sin puntuar

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• 5:25

  The Quintet is Kiwi Ears' MOST VERSATILE IEM

  20,3 mil visualizacionesfeb 2025

  The reviewer praises the Kiwi Ears Quintet as a highly versatile and enjoyable v-shaped IEM that combines exciting bass and treble with a largely natural midrange, making it a strong contender in its price bracket. They note it has no major flaws, though the treble may be too intense for sensitive listeners and it only comes with a 3.5mm cable. Overall, they recommend it for those who like a fun yet correct tuning.

  Producto reseñadoKiwi Ears Quintet72

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• 5:24

  Kefine Delci: The Only Worth Buying V-Shape Single Driver IEM?

  39,4 mil visualizacionesfeb 2025

  The reviewer praises the Kefine Delci as the only V-shaped single dynamic driver IEM under $100 they would recommend, highlighting its excellent build quality and well-executed, exciting sound signature that balances enhanced bass and treble without ruining the mids. They note it's a colored, fun-sounding set, but caution that the 3.5mm-only cable and the boosted bass/treble may not suit everyone.

  Producto reseñadoKefine Delci69

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• 6:53

  Softears Volume S: The new MEGA HYPED IEM

  46,2 mil visualizacionesene 2025

  The reviewer finds the Softears Volume S to be a well-tuned IEM with a warm, smooth, and natural sound that follows the current meta tuning, making it a strong option at $300. However, they criticize the high-impedance tuning mode as inferior and unnecessary, recommending users stick to the low-impedance mode. Overall, they see it as a solid product with a few caveats, particularly the questionable tuning system.

  Producto reseñadoSoftears Volume S77

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• 6:26

  One of Crinacle's FAVORITE Softears IEM | Softears Volume

  18,1 mil visualizacionesene 2025

  The reviewer praises the Softears Volume as a well-built and tastefully tuned V-shaped IEM, noting its punchy bass and natural mids, but criticizes its subdued treble extension and lack of a balanced cable option. Despite being the cheapest in Softears' lineup, it remains one of the reviewer's favorites and is recommended for those who enjoy a colored but non-offensive sound.

  Producto reseñadoSoftears Volume52

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• 7:45

  Moondrop Meteor: Variations 2?

  43,3 mil visualizacionesene 2025

  The reviewer considers the Moondrop Meteor a worthy successor to the Variations, praising its smooth treble from the planar tweeters and comfortable fit despite the tall shell. However, they find the bass lacking in impact and satisfaction, which prevents it from being a daily driver for them, though overall it's a well-executed refinement of the tuning meta.

  Producto reseñadoMoondrop METEOR73

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• 4:41

  The best-tuned IEM under $1,000 now has GIGABASS!! | HiSenior Mega5-EST Bass+

  14,8 mil visualizacionesene 2025

  The reviewer finds the Bass+ edition to be a bass-boosted version of the original Mega5EST, with more quantity and warmth in the low end, but at the cost of the original's clarity, natural timbre, and treble detail. It's recommended for bassheads and collectors, but not for those who prefer a balanced or detailed sound.

  Producto reseñadoHisenior Mega5Est Bass+77

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• 5:27

  Tripowin x @0dibi Vivace: A No-Brainer Budget IEM

  32,8 mil visualizacionesdic 2024

  The reviewer praises the Tripowin x 0diBi Vivace as a solid $30 single-dynamic-driver IEM that follows a Harman-like tuning with reduced upper-midrange to avoid harshness. It's described as a no-frills, pleasant-sounding budget option that competes well with other IEMs in its price range, though it has a bass-boosted signature and simple plastic build.

  Producto reseñadoTripowin x 0diBi Vivace77

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• 6:16

  Thieaudio's Terrifically Tuned BASS CANNON IEM | Thieaudio Origin

  24,5 mil visualizacionesdic 2024

  The reviewer finds the Thieaudio Origin to be an exceptionally well-tuned bass-focused IEM that delivers powerful, satisfying bass without compromising the naturalness of the mids or the smoothness of the treble. It is praised for its fun, exciting sound and versatility across music genres, though the bulky shell may cause discomfort for some and it is not the most technical-sounding option at its price. The reviewer recommends it strongly for bass lovers but advises a demo for those with smaller ears.

  Producto reseñadoThieaudio Origin71

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• 8:32

  The BLIND BUY Worthy Budget True Wireless Buds | Moondrop Space Travel

  181,9 mil visualizacionesdic 2024

  The reviewer agrees with the hype, calling the Moondrop Space Travel one of the best $25 true wireless earbuds on the market. They praise its balanced, clear sound, the inclusion of ANC at this price, and decent microphone quality, while noting weaknesses like shallow fit, weak ANC, and short battery life. Overall, they consider it amazing value and recommend it despite the caveats.

  Producto reseñadoMoondrop Space Travel75

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• 6:29

  Xenns Mangird Tea Pro: Mini Xenns Top?

  51,2 mil visualizacionesnov 2024

  The reviewer finds the Xenns Mangird Tea Pro to be a well-built, comfortable IEM with a smooth, laid-back sound signature that serves as a more relaxed and affordable alternative to the Xenns Top. While its technical performance is only middling and the bass can be a bit bloomy, the overall tonality and build quality make it a solid choice for those who prefer a non-fatiguing, bass-forward presentation.

  Producto reseñadoXenns Mangird Tea Pro78

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• 7:33

  The KATO KILLER IEM Is Not What I Expected | Moondrop Kadenz

  26,4 mil visualizacionesnov 2024

  The reviewer finds the Moondrop Kadenz to be a well-built, vocal-forward IEM with smooth treble and good bass quality, but notes that its technical performance and tuning are not a clear upgrade over the discontinued Kato, and the companion app has usability issues and poor preset EQs. They recommend it mainly for vocal lovers and those wanting USB-C convenience with custom EQ, but suggest the cheaper Aria 2 as a better value alternative.

  Producto reseñadoMoondrop Kadenz73

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• 7:17

  The most HYPED Hype IEM | Thieaudio Hype 4

  44,1 mil visualizacionesnov 2024

  The reviewer finds the Thieaudio Hype 4 to be a well-tuned IEM with a fun, V-shaped sound signature, offering strong sub-bass and treble extension. However, the treble is very intense and may be too much for treble-sensitive listeners, and the bass is not the tightest at this price point. The lack of interchangeable plugs is also a noted drawback.

  Producto reseñadoThieaudio Hype 471

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• 6:47

  Replacing the King of Budget IEMs? | Truthear Gate

  150,2 mil visualizacionesnov 2024

  The reviewer sees the Truthear GATE as a worthy successor to the legendary Hola, but with a different tuning—brighter and more treble-focused—which may not suit everyone. It's a solid $20 IEM with a great cable and detachable connectors, though the plastic build feels cheap compared to its predecessor. The reviewer personally prefers warmer alternatives but acknowledges the GATE's appeal for those who like a brighter signature.

  Producto reseñadoTRUTHEAR GATE82

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• 7:08

  ACTUALLY GREAT TUNING SWITCHES!! | ArpegEar Hane Review

  10,1 mil visualizacionesnov 2024

  The reviewer finds the Arpegear Hane to be a decent-sounding IEM with well-implemented tuning switches, but it lacks standout qualities and faces stiff competition in its price bracket. The stock tuning is upper-midrange and treble-forward with some flaws, though the switches can adjust the sound to be more balanced or v-shaped. Ultimately, it's hard to recommend over cheaper alternatives unless the switch versatility is a priority.

  Producto reseñadoArpegear Hane73

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• 6:26

  STILL TOP TIER!! | ThieAudio Oracle MK1

  13,5 mil visualizacionesoct 2024

  The reviewer praises the Thieaudio Oracle MK1 as a top-tier neutral-tuned IEM, especially for its exceptional midrange and versatility, though it faces stiffer competition now and has some limitations in technical performance and dynamics. It remains a strong recommendation for neutral lovers but not for those seeking excitement or extra detail.

  Producto reseñadoThieaudio Oracle65

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• 9:26

  Moondrop Aria 2: Mini Kato?

  89,4 mil visualizacionesoct 2024

  The reviewer finds the Moondrop Aria 2 to be a well-built, smooth-sounding single dynamic driver IEM that feels premium for its price, but notes it faces stiff competition in today's market and doesn't dominate like its predecessor did. They recommend it for those wanting a durable metal shell and a balanced, non-fatiguing tuning, but caution that it lacks top-tier detail retrieval.

  Producto reseñadoMOONDROP ARIA 275

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• 10:25

  FATfreq x HBB Deuce: The Ultimate Basshead IEM?

  42,5 mil visualizacionessept 2024

  The reviewer finds the Deuce to be a highly specialized basshead IEM that delivers a massive, clean, and well-controlled sub-bass response, balanced by a bright treble that prevents muddiness. While the bass is extreme and the build quality is below par for the price, the reviewer recommends it for bass enthusiasts who want a dynamic driver setup and enjoy experimenting with impedance adapters.

  Producto reseñadoFATFREQ x HBB Deuce76

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• 5:44

  The ZiiGaat Cincotres is the DREAM IEM for Mid-Bass Lovers

  16 mil visualizacionessept 2024

  The reviewer praises the Ziigaat Cincotres as an excellent IEM for mid-bass lovers, delivering a powerful and punchy bass while maintaining good treble extension and technical performance, avoiding common pitfalls like muddiness. However, the mid-range has a scooped and boomy character that can make vocals sound hollow or heavy, and the unboxing experience is lacking. Overall, it's recommended for those seeking an exciting V-shaped sound, but not for those wanting neutrality or natural mids.

  Producto reseñadoZiigaat Cincotres71

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• 8:26

  The Best IEM You've Never Heard Of | Meyer Audio SLIIVO SL-41 Mk2

  34,2 mil visualizacionessept 2024

  The reviewer introduces the Myer Audio SLIIVO SL41 MK2 as a lesser-known IEM with a 'flavored meta' tuning, offering a brighter and cleaner sound than the Kiwi Ears K4, though with less technical detail and a poofy bass. They praise its premium cable and overall value at the current $180 price, but note fit issues and a slightly sharp treble as drawbacks. The reviewer ultimately recommends it for those seeking a different take on the meta tuning, while acknowledging the K4 as a more neutral alternative.

  Producto reseñadoMyer Audio SLIIVO SL41 MK276

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• 5:45

  The Letshuoer Cadenza 4 is Overlooked

  25,5 mil visualizacionessept 2024

  The reviewer argues that the Cadenza 4 is an overlooked IEM that deserves more attention, praising its lively, bright U-shaped tuning and solid technical performance for the price. They note the bass is somewhat one-note with quick decay, but overall recommend it for those who enjoy vocal-forward, detailed sound, while cautioning bassheads and those preferring warmer signatures.

  Producto reseñadoLetshuoer Cadenza 474

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• 7:39

  The Kiwi Ears KE4 is an amazing bargain

  45,5 mil visualizacionesago 2024

  The reviewer praises the Kiwi Ears KE4 as an excellent value, delivering the new 'meta' tuning at a much lower price than competitors. While the sound is natural and rich, it has some drawbacks like driver flex and a less detailed bass, but overall it's a strong recommendation for those seeking this tuning.

  Producto reseñadoKiwi Ears KE481

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• 6:32

  The "Scientifically Superior" IEMs | Truthear Nova

  130,2 mil visualizacionesago 2024

  The reviewer finds the Truthear Nova to be a technically proficient and well-tuned IEM that closely follows the Harman in-ear target, offering a bombastic and exciting sound with smooth treble and well-textured bass. However, it is noted for being physically large, having a thin sound signature, and being unsuitable for those who dislike the Harman tuning or are sensitive to upper mids. The reviewer ultimately recommends it for fans of the Harman target but advises others to avoid it.

  Producto reseñadoTRUTHEAR NOVA75

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• 5:32

  The Hisenior Mega5-EST is the best-tuned IEM under $1,000

  55,9 mil visualizacionesjul 2024

  The reviewer considers the Hisenior Mega5EST an excellent all-rounder IEM under $1,000, praising its cohesive and well-rounded tuning that suits most genres, though it may feel plain or boring to those seeking a more exciting or specialized sound. It competes directly with the Moondrop Variations, which the reviewer finds more exciting but less versatile, and the Mega5EST is ultimately recommended for those wanting a safe, do-everything pick.

  Producto reseñadoHisenior Mega5EST80

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