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  • 14:41

    FOSI AUDIO IM4 REVIEW

    5,7 k vuesfévr. 2026

    The reviewer finds the Fosi Audio IM4 to be a well-built and comfortable IEM with a solid accessory package for $100, but notes that its tuning is more upper-mid-forward than he prefers. He recommends using the black nozzles over the brass ones, as the latter can be fatiguing, and concludes that while it's a good set, it doesn't quite match his personal preferences compared to competitors like the Unicom or Defiant.

    Produit testéFosi Audio IM472
  • 13:22

    AFUL PERFORMER 8S REVIEW!!

    6,9 k vuesjanv. 2026

    The reviewer finds the Aful Performer 8S to be a worthy successor to the Performer 8, offering a warmer, more relaxed tuning with standout mid-range performance. They consider it a step up from the original and place it alongside top competitors like the Pilgrim and Mega 7 in its price range, ultimately recommending it as an excellent choice.

    Produit testéAful Performer 8S80
  • 16:25

    HISENIOR MEGA7 REVIEW!!

    4,3 k vuesdéc. 2025

    The reviewer finds the Hisenior Mega7 to be a well-built, comfortable hybrid IEM with a neutral-with-bass-boost tuning that prioritizes sub-bass rumble and upper treble energy. It offers excellent clarity, natural vocals, and strong technical performance, though the treble leans bright and the faceplate design is plain. Overall, it is a balanced and impressive set that the reviewer prefers over several competitors, despite minor nitpicks.

    Produit testéHisenior Mega774
  • 15:19

    NOT LIKE THE OTHERS. JUZEAR HARRIER

    5,3 k vuesnov. 2025

    The reviewer praises the JUZEAR HARRIER as a well-balanced and technically impressive IEM in the $300 price range, highlighting its neutral-with-bass-boost tuning, excellent build quality, and strong performance that rivals or exceeds competitors like the Volume S and Pilgrim. He finds it a versatile and engaging set that gets more right than its peers, with only minor nitpicks about vocal forwardness.

    Produit testéJUZEAR HARRIER74
  • 15:02

    SIVGA QUE UTG REVIEW!!

    2,4 k vuessept. 2025

    The reviewer finds the Sivga Que UTG to be a well-built budget IEM with a unique glass diaphragm, but its bright, upper-mid-focused tuning doesn't align with his preferences. He notes that while it offers good treble detail and control, the bass is recessed and the overall balance feels top-heavy, making it less natural than several competitors in the same price range. He would only recommend it to listeners who specifically enjoy a bright, vocal-centric signature.

    Produit testéSivga Que UTG74
  • 22:05

    AFUL DAWN-X REVIEW!!

    7,8 k vuessept. 2025

    The reviewer finds the Aful Dawn-X to be a high-quality flagship IEM with excellent build and a beautiful, natural mid-range that stands out. While the bass is slightly boosted and the treble is energetic yet smooth, the overall tuning is a mild V-shape, and the accessories are considered adequate but not lavish. The reviewer recommends it for those who appreciate Aful's tuning style and can handle larger shells.

    Produit testéAful Dawn-X78
  • 14:34

    SO GOOD!! PULA UNICROM REVIEW!!

    5,4 k vuesaoût 2025

    The reviewer finds the PULA UNICROM to be a well-tuned, natural-sounding budget IEM with a mild V-shape, good build quality, and attractive stabilized wood faceplates. While it doesn't surpass his top picks like the Delci or Delci AE, it comes very close and earns his recommendation, especially for those wanting engaging vocals and a bit of treble energy.

    Produit testéPULA UNICROM67
  • 16:17

    DUNU VULKAN 2 FULL REVIEW!!

    3,7 k vuesjuil. 2025

    The reviewer finds the DUNU Vulkan 2 to be a well-built and comfortable IEM with excellent technical performance and natural treble, but notes its lower-midrange scoop and reduced bass energy make it sound slightly thin and top-heavy. While it works well for acoustic, jazz, and classical, it is not recommended for bass-heavy genres like rap or EDM, and the reviewer prefers several competing sets in the same price range for their more balanced tuning.

    Produit testéDUNU Vulkan 253
  • 30:56

    SOFTEARS STUDIO 2!! At Home AND On Stage!! PLUS FISSION WINNER ANNOUNCEMENT!!!

    2,2 k vuesjuin 2025

    The reviewer evaluates the Softears Studio 2 both as a home-listening IEM and for stage use, finding its utilitarian build and comfort suitable for musicians but criticizing its bass-heavy, mid-recessed tuning that lacks clarity and refinement for personal music enjoyment. He notes it performs adequately on stage with good isolation, though it faces stiff competition from prettier and better-sounding alternatives in the price range.

    Produit testéSoftears Studio 244
  • 15:43

    MEZE ALBA: ONE YEAR LATER

    19,8 k vuesjuin 2025

    The reviewer, after a year of the Meze Audio Alba's release, finds it still highly competitive in the under-$200 IEM market. He praises its balanced, natural V-shaped tuning, solid technical performance, and premium build, concluding it easily ranks among the best IEMs he's heard at this price point, even against newer models.

    Produit testéMeze Audio Alba76
  • 15:00

    $100 CHAMP?? JUZEAR x Z REVIEWS DEFIANT!!

    14,2 k vuesavr. 2025

    The reviewer finds the Juzear x Z Reviews Defiant to be a well-tuned and well-built IEM for its $100 price, offering a controlled bass and a neutral-to-V-shaped signature that competes with pricier models. While its technical performance and treble detail are not class-leading, the overall package—including accessories and design—makes it a strong contender in its bracket.

    Produit testéJuzear x Z Reviews Defiant79
  • 12:29

    THIS IS IT. TANCHJIM BUNNY REVIEW!!

    17,1 k vuesjanv. 2025

    The reviewer praises the TANCHJIM BUNNY as a well-tuned budget IEM that offers a neutral, natural sound with good build quality and comfort. While noting some limitations in treble air and technical performance, they consider it a strong recommendation, especially for those preferring a balanced signature over more V-shaped alternatives.

    Produit testéTANCHJIM BUNNY71
  • 11:25

    VOCALS...MYER AUDIO CKLVX D62

    2,5 k vuesdéc. 2024

    The reviewer finds the Myer Audio CKLVX D62 to be a well-executed, vocal-forward IEM with a neutral-bright tuning, though its upper-mid and treble emphasis is a bit too strong for his personal taste. He praises its natural vocal presentation, clarity, and refined bass, but notes average technical performance and a preference for more bass energy. He recommends it specifically for vocal lovers who favor a mid-centric sound, while suggesting alternatives for those wanting more bass or better technicalities.

    Produit testéMyer Audio CKLVX D6272
  • 11:17

    GOOD? NiceHCK NX8 REVIEW!!

    3,6 k vuesdéc. 2024

    The reviewer finds the NiceHCK NX8 to be a well-built and comfortable IEM with a warm, bass-boosted tuning that excels in bass quality and midrange smoothness, though its technical performance is average for the price and the treble has some timbre issues. He recommends it for those seeking a warmer sound with great bass, but cautions that treble-sensitive listeners may want to look elsewhere.

    Produit testéNiceHCK NX872
  • 11:08

    PULA ANVIL114- IT WORKS!!!

    6 k vuesnov. 2024

    The reviewer finds the PULA Anvil 114 to be a solid and well-accessorized IEM in the competitive $200-$300 range, praising its immersive and engaging sound with strong bass dynamics and vocal clarity, though noting a slightly aggressive treble and less natural midrange compared to some rivals. It doesn't crack his top five, but he considers it a strong entry.

    Produit testéPULA Anvil 114Pas encore noté
  • 14:54

    ULTRA....pretty good. MOONDROP ULTRASONIC & BLOCK TWS REVIEW!!

    7,9 k vuesoct. 2024

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Ultrasonic to be a solid TWS earbud under $100 with good technical performance, clean bass, and a well-tuned treble, but notes a lower-mid dip that makes vocals and instruments sound thin, and prefers the tuning of the cheaper Space Travel. The five tuning profiles and LDAC support are appreciated, though the default Club profile has a bass tuck that affects note weight.

    Produit testéMoondrop ULTRASONIC76
  • 12:36

    MOONDROP QUARK 2 AND NF AUDIO RA15 REVIEW!!

    2,1 k vuessept. 2024

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Quark 2 to be a solid ultra-budget IEM with a neutral, mid-forward tuning that excels at vocals and instruments, but notes its bass and treble are lighter than preferred. While it doesn't match the tuning of some competitors like the Chu 2 or Wyvern Abyss, its functionality, convenience, and $17 price make it a worthwhile purchase, especially for vocal lovers.

    Produit testéMoondrop QUARK272
  • 16:44

    THEY DID IT AGAIN.....AFUL CANTOR!!!

    6,5 k vuessept. 2024

    The reviewer praises the Aful Cantor as an excellent flagship IEM, highlighting its impressive technical performance, clean bass, and refined treble, though noting a U-shaped tuning with slightly recessed mids and a need for careful tip fitting. He considers it a top contender under $1000, edging out his previous favorites in detail, despite minor nitpicks about bass quantity and low-mid warmth.

    Produit testéAful Cantor79
  • 11:16

    one word...DETAIL. TinHifi DUDU!!

    3,7 k vuesjuil. 2024

    The reviewer finds the Tin Hifi Dudu to be a technically impressive budget planar IEM with excellent detail retrieval and a wide soundstage, but its V-shaped tuning with aggressive upper mids and treble makes it sound unnatural and sometimes harsh. While it competes well with other budget planars like the F1 Pro and Cielnar, the reviewer ultimately prefers more natural-sounding dynamic or hybrid IEMs in the same price range.

    Produit testéTinHifi Dudu62
  • 12:36

    REVIEW OF THE CCA HYDRO, TRN MEDUSA, BQEYZ CLOUD

    6,9 k vuesjuil. 2024

    The reviewer found the TRN Medusa to be a fun and engaging budget IEM, but its bright and upper-mid-forward tuning caused shoutiness and listening fatigue, making it hard to connect with. The bass was decent but bloated, and the midrange was recessed, leading to an overall unnatural presentation. The reviewer preferred other sets in the same price range, like the Oranos or Cadenza.

    Produit testéTRN Medusa66
  • 15:58

    JUZEAR BUTTERFLY 61T. No giant killer.....BUT..

    7,8 k vuesjuin 2024

    The reviewer finds the Juzear Butterfly 61T to be a well-built and good-sounding IEM for its $220 price, with a U-shaped signature and strong technical performance. However, it does not quite match the tuning and naturalness of higher-priced competitors like the Da Vinci, Pilgrim, or Studio 4, and it falls short of being a 'giant killer'. It does top its direct $200 competitors, though the margin is slim.

    Produit testéJuzear Butterfly 61T70
  • 13:10

    TANCHJIM 4U REVIEW

    4,4 k vuesjuin 2024

    The reviewer finds the Tanchjim 4U to be a solid budget IEM with a unique four-position bass adjustment system, though he prefers the 'atmosphere' setting for its more balanced and warm sound. He notes that while it's not the most natural-sounding option and has some sub-bass rolloff in other modes, it offers good build quality, comfort, and adequate technical performance for the price, earning a recommendation despite not being a strong one.

    Produit testéTanchjim 4U71
  • 10:23

    TANCHJIM MINO - not value king BUT...

    3 k vuesavr. 2024

    The reviewer finds the Tanchjim Mino to be a solid budget TWS set with a neutral, mid-forward sound and good features for the price, but notes it faces stiff competition from the cheaper Moondrop Space Travel, which he prefers for its more balanced tuning and smoother treble. He concludes the Mino is a good value if you want the extra features like custom EQ and longer battery life, but not the value king in its class.

    Produit testéTanchjim Mino67
  • 10:38

    MOONDROP CHU 2 DSP OR NiceHCK DB2? ONE IS GREAT! DOUBLE REVIEW!!

    9,8 k vuesmars 2024

    The reviewer compares the Moondrop Chu 2 DSP and NiceHCK DB2, finding the Chu 2 DSP superior in tuning and technical performance, while the DB2 offers a more fun, engaging sound with a V-shaped signature. The Chu 2 DSP is praised for its naturalness and build quality, while the DB2 is noted for its bass and upper-mid emphasis but suffers from mid-range recession and treble peaks. Both are considered good value at their price points.

    Produit testéNiceHCK DB267
  • 11:31

    NEW STANDARD $200? Review of the Pula PA02

    13,7 k vuesmars 2024

    The reviewer finds the Pula PA02 to be a well-built and comfortable IEM with a neutral, balanced sound signature that performs well for its $189 price. While its technical performance is average and the upper treble can sound slightly metallic, it is tuned well and offers good value, though slightly more expensive competitors like the Performer 5 or Chopin may be worth the extra cost.

    Produit testéPULA PA0263
  • 14:27

    BEST DD UNDER $300? TANCHJIM ORIGIN

    10,6 k vuesmars 2024

    The reviewer considers the Tanchjim Origin one of the best single dynamic driver IEMs under $300, praising its balanced, natural tuning and impressive technical performance. While it has a slight low-mid emphasis and a more intimate soundstage, it competes well with other top sets in the price range, though some alternatives with different driver configurations offer similar performance for less money.

    Produit testéTanchjim Origin75
  • 11:13

    GETS A LOT RIGHT!...TIN HIFI T5S MARS

    1,7 k vuesfévr. 2024

    The reviewer finds the TIN HiFi T5S to be a well-rounded budget IEM with a neutral, natural sound signature and excellent bass performance, but notes that its overly safe treble tuning and average technicalities keep it from competing with top-tier budget sets like the Galileo or Kema Classic. Despite this, it's praised for its comfort, build, and value at $129.

    Produit testéTinHifi T5S66
  • 8:59

    ORIVETI OD100 REVIEW

    2 k vuesjanv. 2024

    The reviewer finds the OD100 to be a decent budget IEM with a V-shaped sound, but notes that while the treble detail is a pleasant surprise, issues with shouty upper mids, muddy lower mids, and unnatural timbre hold it back from competing with top sub-$100 picks. It's appropriately priced and well-built, but other sets in its class offer better value.

    Produit testéORIVETI OD10064
  • 10:23

    TOP 5 $200? BQEYZ WIND

    3,5 k vuesjanv. 2024

    The reviewer finds the BQEYZ Wind to be a solid, well-built v-shaped IEM with good dynamics and naturalness for its price, though it falls just short of the top tier in its class due to minor tuning and technical limitations. It ranks around sixth among competitors, tying with the Orchestra Lite, and is recommended for those seeking a fun, natural-sounding v-shaped signature.

    Produit testéBQEYZ Wind71
  • 11:02

    GREAT TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE FOR $100! NiceHCK F1 Pro!

    6,2 k vuesjanv. 2024

    The reviewer finds the NiceHCK F1 Pro to be a technically impressive planar IEM at $100, with excellent build and accessories. However, its V-shaped tuning has recessed mids and some bass bleed, making it less natural than neutral-tuned competitors. It's highly recommended for those seeking a fun, engaging sound, but not for those prioritizing vocal clarity.

    Produit testéNiceHCK F1 ProPas encore noté
  • 10:29

    I'M NOT SOLD....MOONDROP MAY

    15,5 k vuesdéc. 2023

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop MAY to be a well-built and comfortable IEM with a natural, smooth tuning, but feels it lacks treble energy and technical performance compared to competitors in its price range. While the DSP features and accessories are appreciated, the overall sound is not fully convincing, making it a mixed recommendation.

    Produit testéMoondrop MAY75
  • 10:26

    ONE BA MAGIC - AFUL MAGIC ONE

    7,2 k vuesnov. 2023

    The reviewer finds the Aful MagicOne to be a very solid single-BA IEM with excellent treble detail and extension, a warm but balanced sound, and impressive build quality for its price. While the bass is good for a single BA and the treble is a standout, the soundstage and imaging are average, and the reviewer still prefers the tuning of a few competitors like the Galileo. Overall, it earns a recommendation as one of the better sets at its price point.

    Produit testéAful MagicOne70
  • 14:55

    BINARY ACOUSTICS & GIZAUDIO CHOPIN - TOP CONTENDER UNDER $200???

    9,4 k vuesoct. 2023

    The reviewer praises the Binary Acoustics Gizaudio × Chopin as a strong contender under $200, highlighting its excellent bass quality, natural midrange, and good treble detail. He finds it competitive with top IEMs in its price range, ultimately tying it with the Performer 5 as the best under $200, and gives it a full recommendation.

    Produit testéBinary Acoustics Gizaudio × Chopin74
  • 9:18

    TANCHJIM ONE - THE ONE?

    11,1 k vuesaoût 2023

    The reviewer finds the Tanchjim ONE to be a well-tuned budget IEM with a neutral sound signature, good build quality, and comfortable fit. It competes closely with the Wan'er, though the Wan'er edges it out slightly in bass and midrange cleanliness. Overall, it receives a strong recommendation for its price.

    Produit testéTanchjim ONE77
  • 11:23

    Kinera Celest Phoenixcall

    11,7 k vuesjuil. 2023

    The reviewer finds the Phoenixcall to be a well-built tribrid IEM with a bold V-shaped sound signature, offering strong bass and good technical performance for its expected price range. While the mids are recessed and can sound slightly unnatural, the overall presentation is engaging and balanced enough to compete with pricier models, earning a recommendation.

    Produit testéCelest Phoenixcall65
  • 13:32

    AFUL PERFORMER 8 - NEW CHAMP?

    18,8 k vuesmai 2023

    The reviewer finds the Aful Performer 8 to be a refined and polished IEM that improves upon the Performer 5, offering a neutral sound with excellent technicalities. It competes well with pricier models like the Blessing 3 and Studio 4, and at $379, it is considered the best value in its price range, earning a top recommendation.

    Produit testéAful Performer 871
  • 11:35

    Dunu Kima Classic

    4 k vuesmai 2023

    The reviewer finds the DUNU Kima Classic to be a significant improvement over the original Kima, addressing all major tuning and technical issues. It offers a well-balanced V-shaped sound with enhanced bass, more natural mids and treble, and better detail retrieval, making it the top recommendation for a V-shaped IEM at the $100 price point.

    Produit testéDUNU KIMA CLASSICPas encore noté
  • 10:52

    TRN TA3 and MT4

    3,3 k vuesmai 2023

    The reviewer finds the TRN TA3 to be a decent budget IEM with a fun, V-shaped sound, but notes that its bass-heavy tuning muddies the mids and makes female vocals sound veiled. While it has good build quality and a modular cable, the reviewer concludes it is just okay for the price, preferring competitors like the TKZK Oranos for better tuning and naturalness.

    Produit testéTRN TA355
  • 13:39

    7HZ Legato - Bass head budget top pick!

    7,8 k vuesavr. 2023

    The reviewer finds the 7Hz Legato to be an excellent budget bass-head IEM, delivering an exciting and fun sound signature that exceeds expectations for its $109 price. While the midrange has some tonal inconsistencies and the overall resolution is limited, the bass performance, build quality, and included accessories make it a strong recommendation for those seeking a v-shaped, engaging listening experience.

    Produit testé7Hz Legato63
  • 11:52

    Shimin Li Encounter Edition

    2,5 k vuesmars 2023

    The reviewer finds the Shimin Li Encounter Edition to be a well-built and comfortable budget IEM with good technicalities, but its overly forward upper mids (around 2-2.5kHz) can make vocals and instruments sound shouty and fatiguing. The bass and treble are well-tuned in isolation, and the treble helps balance the overall sound, but the tuning is not to the reviewer's personal preference. Despite this, the reviewer recommends it with a caveat for those who enjoy a very forward vocal presentation.

    Produit testéTangzu Shimin Li53
  • 16:27

    Softears Studio 4 - At home, On Stage

    8,4 k vuesmars 2023

    The reviewer finds the Softears Studio 4 to be a well-built, comfortable IEM with a neutral, reference-style tuning that excels in clarity, detail, and instrument separation, making it highly suitable for both personal listening and on-stage monitoring. While the bass is slightly less than his preference and the upper treble lacks some air, he considers it a very good performer for the price, especially for vocalists or guitarists.

    Produit testéSOFTEARS STUDIO 471
  • 17:45

    Letshuoer Cadenza 12 Review

    2,6 k vuesmars 2023

    The reviewer finds the Cadenza 12 to be a technically excellent flagship IEM with superb detail retrieval, a natural and resolving midrange, and a well-executed tuning that leans slightly treble-forward with a touch less bass than preferred. While it doesn't perfectly match their tuning preference, the overall performance and emotional engagement it provides make for a transcendent listening experience, though they hesitate to give an unconditional recommendation given the high price.

    Produit testéLetshuoer Cadenza 1271
  • 10:01

    Moondrop Lan

    9,2 k vuesfévr. 2023

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop LAN to be a well-tuned budget IEM with a natural sound, though it has a slightly forward upper midrange and lacks some mid-bass impact. They appreciate the detachable cable, solid build, and overall tuning, and recommend it as a slight upgrade over the Moondrop Chu, despite some competition from other budget IEMs.

    Produit testéMoondrop LAN68
  • 14:16

    Review of the Tin Hifi T4 Plus, C2 and comparison with Dunu Kima.

    3,3 k vuesjanv. 2023

    The reviewer finds the Tin Hifi T4 Plus to be a well-built and technically capable IEM with excellent bass and design, but notes that the upper mid and lower treble emphasis can cause occasional shoutiness and sibilance, making it slightly fatiguing. Despite these flaws, the reviewer recommends it at its price point, especially for those who enjoy a forward vocal presentation.

    Produit testéTinHifi T4 Plus53
  • 14:10

    Review of the Dunu Talos, their new S & S and Candy Ear Tips.

    4,8 k vuesdéc. 2022

    The reviewer finds the Dunu Talos to be a solid hybrid IEM with excellent build and design, but prefers the planar-only tuning mode over the hybrid mode, which they find too bright and fatiguing. They praise the planar mode's natural, well-controlled sound and wide soundstage, ultimately giving it a strong recommendation despite minor shortcomings in upper treble and detail retrieval.

    Produit testéDUNU Talos69
  • 14:17

    REVIEW OF THE AFUL PERFORMER 5

    26,8 k vuesnov. 2022

    The reviewer praises the AFUL Performer 5 as an outstanding value at $219, noting its excellent build quality, comfortable fit, and well-balanced sound with a tasteful bass boost. They highlight its strong technical performance, including good detail retrieval, soundstage, and imaging, which they say competes with more expensive IEMs like the Moondrop Blessing 2 and 7Hz Timeless. The overall verdict is highly positive, with the reviewer calling it a new standard at its price point.

    Produit testéAFUL PERFORMER 568
  • 25:17

    Review of the Dunu Falcon Pro

    4 k vuesnov. 2021

    The reviewer praises the Dunu Falcon Pro for its excellent build quality, innovative features like the modular cable and interchangeable nozzles, and a warm, engaging sound signature. They particularly favor the transparency nozzle for its enhanced treble and air, making it their top choice among the three. Overall, they consider it a class-leading IEM at its price point, despite noting that isolation is not a strong suit.

    Produit testéDUNU Falcon Pro59
  • 8:36

    Review of the KZ ZAX IEM

    18 k vuessept. 2020

    The reviewer finds the KZ ZAX to be a solid budget hybrid IEM with a fun V-shaped sound, featuring elevated treble and bass that provide a wide soundstage and punchy lows, though the recessed mids can make vocals and certain instruments sound less full. The design, build, comfort, and isolation are praised for the price, making it a great value overall.

    Produit testéKZ ZAX62

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