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• 10:15

  Ranking them up: Binary Acoustics 1900 & Juzear Nebula

  4,2 k vuesjuil. 2026

  The reviewer compares the Binary Acoustics 1900 and Juzear Nebula for gaming, finding the 1900 more immersive and fun with better mid-bass and separation, but notes issues with verticality and low-end waffliness in Apex and Valorant. The Nebula is thinner and less immersive, with gunfire and staging problems. Overall, the 1900 is rated B/B+ in Apex and B in Valorant, while the Nebula gets B- in both, and the reviewer prefers other IEMs in the price range.

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• 8:57

  Kiwi Ears Halcyon Impressions (Gaming)

  7,7 k vuesmai 2026

  The reviewer finds the Kiwi Ears Halcyon to be a very good gaming IEM with excellent imaging, depth, and layering, but notes that the emphasized low-end can cause congestion during intense firefights, slightly detracting from competitive performance. Overall, it scores a B+ bordering on A- for gaming, and is praised as a fun and immersive set, especially at the early bird price of $199.

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• 11:30

  New Budget IEMS: Dunu Titan X & Kefine Klean SV

  18,3 k vuesfévr. 2026

  The reviewer compares the Kefine Klean SV to the Dunu Titan X for gaming, finding the Klean SV offers a warm neutral tuning with excellent separation and layering, making it strong for Apex Legends but weaker in tactical shooters due to poor depth perception. Overall, it scores around a B, with a B- in tac shooters and a B+ in Apex, but the Titan X is preferred for most gaming scenarios.

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• 9:20

  Aful Performer 8S Review (Gaming Focus)

  7,8 k vuesfévr. 2026

  The reviewer finds the Aful Performer 8S to be an excellent, balanced-sounding IEM for competitive gaming, scoring it an A bordering on A-minus. It excels in imaging, detail retrieval, and a wide soundstage, though there are minor issues with separation during intense gunfights and slightly abrasive gunfire in Apex Legends. Overall, it's highly recommended for both gaming and music.

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• 11:10

  Gaming Impressions: Orchestra II & Supermix 5

  10 k vuesdéc. 2025

  The reviewer compares the Supermix 5 to the Orchestra II for gaming, finding the Supermix 5 has better imaging and depth perception in Valorant but lacks the emphasis and urgency of the Orchestra II in Apex Legends and Call of Duty. Overall, the Supermix 5 is a solid performer for competitive FPS, especially Valorant, but its tuning is less engaging for other titles.

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• 11:10

  Ranking the Ziigaat Horizon (Gaming Review & WH List Placement)

  13,8 k vuesoct. 2025

  The reviewer finds the Ziigaat Horizon to be an excellent all-rounder for gaming, praising its balanced, clean, and tactile sound with strong imaging and separation. It performs exceptionally well in Valorant, Apex, and Call of Duty, though lighter footsteps can be slightly obscured by bass in intense moments. Overall, it's considered one of the best Ziigaat releases, earning an A- on the reviewer's tier list.

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• 19:03

  Quest for the Best IEM (Budget Gaming): Simgot EG280 / Kefine Quatio / OoopusX Op.24

  25 k vuessept. 2025

  The reviewer ranks the Kefine Quatio as the best of three budget IEMs for competitive gaming, praising its superior depth perception and overall performance in Valorant and Apex Legends. It is highlighted as one of the best IEMs heard up to the $130 price range, though specific drawbacks are noted in the full context.

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• 15:05

  Quest for the Best for Gaming: Dunu ITO & Nicehck Rockies

  6 k vuessept. 2025

  The reviewer compares the NiceHCK Rockies to the Dunu ITO for gaming, finding the Rockies to be a well-balanced, meta-tuned IEM that performs admirably across most games, especially Valorant and CS2, though it has some layering and lighter footstep emphasis issues in larger team fights. The reviewer concludes it's a solid, versatile gaming option at its price point, though not perfect.

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• 13:31

  Monarch MKIV Review (and placement on tier list)

  12,7 k vuesaoût 2025

  The reviewer finds the Monarch MKIV to be an exceptional premium IEM for both competitive gaming and music, praising its technical performance, imaging, and dual tuning modes. It earns an S-tier rating for tactical shooters and is highly recommended overall, though comfort can become an issue after several hours of use.

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• 16:29

  Truthear Pure Review (Gaming) & Daybreak Unboxing

  18 k vuesjuil. 2025

  The reviewer finds the Truthear Pure to be a solid budget hybrid IEM that outperforms the Hexa and is particularly strong for Valorant, earning a B+ there. However, it struggles in Apex Legends and Call of Duty due to shouty gunfire and weaker imaging, making it a mixed but generally positive recommendation for gaming.

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• 14:08

  Moondrop Rays Review (Good all-in-one budget gaming unit?)

  31,6 k vuesjuin 2025

  The reviewer finds the Moondrop Rays to be a solid budget-friendly gaming IEM with a convenient DSP cable that includes EQ presets and a microphone, making it a good plug-and-play option. While the default tuning is clean and neutral with good imaging, the sound can become thin and lack urgency in busy game scenarios, leading to mixed performance across different titles. Overall, it's recommended for those on an extreme budget who want a versatile, all-in-one solution, though it may not excel in intense competitive situations.

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• 22:24

  Kiwi Ears Roundup: Astral / Aether / Etude / Atheia (Gaming Focus)

  17,6 k vuesjuin 2025

  The reviewer finds the Kiwi Ears Aether to be an excellent in-ear monitor for competitive gaming, especially in the $150 price range, praising its clean and punchy bass, good soundstage, and strong imaging for footsteps. It earns a solid B+ on his tier list, with minor drawbacks in very crowded, high-level competitive scenarios where micro-detail could be better. Overall, it's a versatile and enjoyable IEM for both gaming and music.

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• 10:45

  Kiwi Ears Astral Review - My New Mid-Range Favorite

  48,1 k vuesmai 2025

  The reviewer highly recommends the Kiwi Ears Astral as an excellent all-rounder for both music and competitive gaming, praising its balanced V-shaped tuning, exceptional imaging, and comfortable lightweight design. They consider it a new mid-range favorite, outperforming its price point, though they note it is tip-dependent and suggest using third-party tips for optimal sound.

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• 14:09

  Quest for the Best Budget Gaming IEM: Kefine Klean & 7Hz G1

  45 k vuesavr. 2025

  The reviewer compares the 7Hz G1 against two other budget IEMs for competitive gaming, finding the 7Hz G1 to be the weakest of the three. It performs poorly in Apex Legends due to overwhelming and muddy audio in intense fights, and only marginally better in Valorant and Call of Duty, where it still lacks the separation and layering of its competitors. The reviewer does not recommend the 7Hz G1 for serious gaming.

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• 14:09

  Quest for the Best Budget Gaming IEM: Kefine Klean & 7Hz G1

  45 k vuesavr. 2025

  The reviewer compares the Kefine Klean to two other budget IEMs for gaming, finding it a strong value at about 90% of the performance of the pricier Kefine Delci AE. It excels in imaging, depth perception, and verticality across games like Apex Legends, Valorant, and Call of Duty, though it slightly trails the Delci AE in separation and layering during chaotic fights. The reviewer recommends it as a top budget pick, especially for Valorant players on a tight budget.

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• 15:20

  Gaming Impressions: Yanyin Canon PRO

  6,5 k vuesmars 2025

  The reviewer finds the Yanyin Canon Pro to be a highly resolving and detailed IEM with excellent separation and layering, but notes that its more neutral and spacious tuning makes footsteps and lighter audio cues less emphasized in competitive gaming compared to warmer sets like the Canon 2 or Mangird T Pro. While it performs well for music and in Call of Duty, it falls short in Valorant and Apex Legends due to a lack of footstep impact, earning a B+ rating in those titles.

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• 15:10

  Your next main IEM for gaming? Softears Volume S Review

  22,4 k vuesmars 2025

  The reviewer finds the Softears Volume S to be a strong all-rounder for both music and gaming, praising its warm, mid-forward tuning, excellent imaging, and comfortable fit. While the high-impedance mode is deemed unusable for gaming, the low-impedance mode performs admirably, though it can get slightly congested during intense gunfire-heavy moments. Overall, it earns a high recommendation for its price range, especially for titles like Valorant and Frag Punk.

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• 12:52

  Thieaudio Origin Review (Gaming Focus - High End Greatness)

  14,3 k vuesnov. 2024

  The reviewer finds the Thieaudio Origin to be an exceptional high-end IEM, particularly praising its outstanding low-end performance, technicality, and immersive soundstage. For gaming, it earns top marks in Valorant and strong scores in Apex Legends and Warzone, with minor critiques about occasional pinpoint accuracy issues and lighter sounds not always standing out. Overall, it's considered a superb set that justifies its price, outperforming some more expensive competitors.

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• 13:52

  New Heat from Ziigaat - Odyssey & Arcadia (Gaming Impressions)

  14 k vuesnov. 2024

  The reviewer finds the Ziigaat Odyssey to be a strong all-rounder for both gaming and music, praising its balanced tuning, clean bass, and good separation. It performs exceptionally well in Counter-Strike 2, where it's the favorite among the three sets, and holds its own in Valorant and Apex Legends, though it slightly trails the Arte in verticality cues. Overall, it's considered one of the best IEMs in its price bracket.

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• 13:15

  Gaming Impressions: Sennheiser HD 620S and Schiit Gunnr

  25,2 k vuesoct. 2024

  The reviewer finds the Sennheiser HD 620S to be an excellent closed-back headphone for music, comfort, and certain games like Valorant and Deadlock, praising its imaging and resolution. However, it falls behind in competitive titles like Apex Legends and Call of Duty due to weaker separation and depth perception in busy or distant scenarios. The reviewer recommends it for single-player games and Valorant, but not as a top-tier all-around competitive gaming headphone.

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• 11:55

  Masterclass - Xenns Mangird Tea Pro

  51 k vuessept. 2024

  The reviewer highly recommends the Xenns Mangird Tea Pro for gaming and music, praising its exceptional imaging, separation, and layering, which make it one of the best IEMs they've tested for competitive titles like Call of Duty and Apex Legends. They note a warm, balanced sound with strong sub-bass and treble extension, along with premium build and comfort, though the included cable is a minor letdown. Overall, it earns a top-tier A- rating on their list.

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• 11:54

  Letshuoer S12 2024 Review (One of My Favorite This Year)

  21,4 k vuesaoût 2024

  The reviewer praises the Letshuoer S12 2024 Edition as one of their favorite IEMs of the year, highlighting its beautiful design, comfortable fit, and excellent tuning that works well for both music and gaming. They rate it a B+ for competitive gaming, noting strong imaging, depth perception, and separation, and consider it a fantastic package at $199.

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• 14:08

  Kiwi Ears KE4 Review (My Gaming Ranks)

  14,8 k vuesaoût 2024

  The reviewer finds the Kiwi Ears KE4 to be a comfortable and aesthetically pleasing IEM with a warm, diffuse-field tuning that works well for music and Valorant, but it falls short in competitive gaming for Apex Legends and Call of Duty due to issues with separation, layering, and clarity in busy audio scenes. Overall, it's a decent budget option for those who like this tuning, but not a top-tier gaming pick.

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• 10:18

  BEST CLOSED BACK UNDER $100 FOR GAMING? - Fiio JT1 Review

  23,5 k vuesmars 2024

  The reviewer finds the FiiO JT1 to be an excellent closed-back headphone for gaming and music at its $70 price point, praising its neutral yet warm tuning, clear imaging, and comfortable build. While noting minor issues like slightly constricted soundstage and a mediocre included microphone, they consider it a strong upgrade over similar budget options like the HyperX Cloud 2.

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• 8:56

  Thieaudio Hype 10 Review (versus Hype 4)

  14,7 k vuesfévr. 2024

  The reviewer compares the Thieaudio Hype 10 to the cheaper Hype 4, finding the Hype 10 superior for music with better bass texture, separation, and treble clarity, but notes that in gaming, the Hype 4 is preferred due to less harsh treble and better in-game separation. Overall, the Hype 4 is recommended as the better value at half the price.

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• 14:51

  Sennheiser HD 490 Pro Plus Review (Quest for the Best for Gaming)

  78,3 k vuesjanv. 2024

  The reviewer finds the Sennheiser HD 490 Pro Plus to be an outstanding gaming headphone, praising its open soundstage, accurate depth perception, and excellent separation and layering, especially when driven by a high-quality DAC. They note that performance varies with the audio source and ear pad choice, with the velour pads boosting bass for games like Valorant and the cloth pads offering a more balanced sound for other titles. Overall, they highly recommend it for competitive gaming, though they mention the build feels a bit light and cheap.

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• 10:15

  Thieaudio Hype 4 Review (Gaming Focus)

  88/100

  22,9 k vuesjanv. 2024

  The reviewer finds the Thieaudio Hype 4 to be an exceptional IEM for both music and gaming, praising its bass-driven yet clean sound and pinpoint imaging. It performs comparably to the more expensive Monarch MK3 and is highly recommended at its price point, though its gaming performance varies by title, sometimes edging out the Yanyin Canon 2 and sometimes not.

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• 10:43

  New Budget IEMS - 7hz Zero 2 / Ziigaat Nuo & Cinno

  20,9 k vuesdéc. 2023

  The reviewer finds the Ziigaat Nuo to be an excellent budget IEM for gaming and music, praising its tuning, imaging, and overall performance at the $25 price point. While it doesn't match more expensive sets like the Simgot EM6L in separation and layering, it is highly recommended for its value and competitive gaming capabilities.

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• 9:19

  Moondrop Aria 2 Review (Gaming)

  37,5 k vuesnov. 2023

  The reviewer finds the Moondrop Aria 2 to be a well-built and neutral-sounding IEM, but it falls short in competitive gaming scenarios. While imaging is decent, the depth perception, separation, and verticality are inconsistent across games like Valorant, CS2, and Apex, making it not recommended for the wallhack certified tier list.

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• 8:11

  Quest for the Best: 7hz Sonus & Kiwi Ears Melody Impressions

  15,9 k vuesoct. 2023

  The reviewer finds the Kiwi Ears Melody to be a high-quality single planar IEM with punchy bass and excellent imaging, depth, and verticality for gaming, though separation and layering fall short in busy competitive titles like Apex. It's praised as the best single planar tried for gaming at $90, with a comfortable fit using specific tips, but the reviewer prefers the 7Hz Sonus for competitive gaming due to better separation and layering.

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• 8:11

  Quest for the Best: 7hz Sonus & Kiwi Ears Melody Impressions

  15,9 k vuesoct. 2023

  The reviewer finds the 7Hz Sonus to be an excellent budget hybrid IEM, particularly for competitive gaming, praising its precise imaging, good separation, and comfortable fit. It is recommended as a versatile set that performs well for both gaming and music, beating the Dunu Kima for gaming and offering a neutral tuning with a slight bass boost.

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• 8:21

  Quest for the Best: Thieaudio Hype 2

  11,5 k vuesaoût 2023

  The reviewer finds the Thieaudio Hype 2 to be an excellent IEM for music, with a fun, impactful bass and smooth mids, especially at its $299 price point. However, for competitive gaming, it falls short due to poor verticality and depth perception, making it hard to recommend over cheaper alternatives like the EM6L.

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• 8:22

  Kiwi Ears Quintet Review

  12,4 k vuesjuil. 2023

  The reviewer finds the Kiwi Ears Quintet to be an excellent IEM for music and general entertainment, praising its soundstage, male vocals, and bass response. However, for competitive gaming, especially in Apex Legends, it falls short due to audio falloff and separation issues, making it only a passable option for games like Valorant. Overall, it's a great value for music but not a top pick for competitive gaming.

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• 9:28

  Yanyin Canon II Review - Back on Top

  21,9 k vuesjuin 2023

  The reviewer finds the YanYin Canon II to be an exceptional IEM for both music and gaming, praising its controlled bass, clean separation, and comfortable ergonomics. It is ranked as a top contender, nearly tying with the more expensive Zen's Top, and is recommended as a better value at its price point.

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• 10:37

  Best Budget All Rounder - Kiwi Ears Quartet

  33,2 k vuesmai 2023

  The reviewer highly recommends the Kiwi Ears Quartet as the best all-rounder at its $109 price point, praising its fun tuning, excellent imaging, and strong performance for both music and competitive gaming. They note that while the bass can occasionally overwhelm in chaotic scenarios, it remains a standout value that outperforms more expensive IEMs.

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• 9:48

  Kiwi Ears Orchestra Lite (Gaming Greatness)

  52,6 k vuesfévr. 2023

  The reviewer finds the Kiwi Ears Orchestra Lite to be an excellent IEM for competitive gaming, particularly in Apex Legends and Valorant, praising its separation, layering, and imaging. While it has less sub-bass than some rivals, this reduction helps clarity in intense moments, making it a top-tier value at $250, nearly matching more expensive sets like the Zens Top.

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• 7:21

  Moondrop Lan Review (SOLID new Budget IEM for Gaming)

  37,7 k vuesfévr. 2023

  The reviewer highly recommends the Moondrop LAN as a budget IEM, praising its solid stainless steel build, neutral-bright sound signature, and excellent gaming performance for both Valorant and Apex Legends. They consider it a benchmark budget set, though they note it may not suit bass heads and that a cable swap improves its performance for Valorant.

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• 9:24

  Aful Performer 5 Review (Great for Gaming)

  8.2/10

  15,9 k vuesdéc. 2022

  The reviewer finds the AFUL Performer 5 to be an excellent IEM for both music and gaming, praising its lush midrange, fast bass, and comfortable fit. For gaming, it scores highly in verticality, depth, and imaging, though separation suffers in chaotic moments, especially in Apex Legends. Overall, it's a strong performer in its price range, earning a solid 8.2 average gaming score, though it doesn't quite match top-tier competitors like the Dunu Vulcan or Raptgo Hook X.

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• 14:52

  Quest for the Best Planar for Gaming - Dunu Talos / Moondrop Stellaris / Letshuoer Z12

  11,7 k vuesoct. 2022

  The reviewer compares three planar IEMs for gaming, concluding that while the Dunu Talos excels in music playback with a balanced, natural sound, it performs the worst of the three for competitive gaming due to poor vertical imaging, weak separation, and inaccurate depth perception, making it unsuitable for titles like Apex Legends and Valorant.

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• 8:25

  QKZ X HBB - BUDGET GAMING BANGER

  41,2 k vuessept. 2022

  The reviewer finds the QKZ x HBB to be an excellent budget IEM for competitive gaming, especially in Apex Legends, where its depth perception and separation of audio cues are impressive for the price. While it has some bass-heavy flaws that can muddy certain sounds in games like Valorant and in music, it remains a fun and energetic performer that offers great value at $20.

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• 8:55

  Quest for the Best - A New #1 - Dunu Vulkan Review

  20,8 k vuesjuil. 2022

  The reviewer names the Dunu Vulkan as their top choice for competitive gaming, praising its soundstage, imaging, and punchy audio cues that help with in-game awareness. They find it superior to other IEMs like the Final VR3000 and slightly better than the EJO7M Kinda Lava for gaming, while also noting it works well for music and entertainment.

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• 10:32

  Quest Pt. 5 - Shuoer EJ07M Kinda Lava Tribrid Earphones Review - Welcome the King

  13,2 k vuesavr. 2022

  The reviewer praises the LETSHUOER EJ07M Kinda Lava Edition as the best IEM they've used for competitive gaming, highlighting its pinpoint imaging and balanced sound. They find it excellent for music too, offering a neutral yet slightly fun signature, and consider it a top-tier value despite the price, especially when on sale.

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• 11:15

  Quest Pt. 4 (Best Competitive Gaming IEMS) - Dunu Falcon Pro & Thieaudio Monarch MK2

  17,2 k vuesmars 2022

  The reviewer compares the Dunu Falcon Pro and Thieaudio Monarch MKII for competitive gaming, concluding that while the Monarch MKII excels in music quality, the Falcon Pro's wider soundstage and better imaging make it superior for FPS games, especially in chaotic scenarios. The Falcon Pro is praised for its price-to-performance ratio and is added to the Wall Hack IEM tier list.

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• 10:46

  Quest for the Best Competitive Gaming IEMs Pt. 1 - Moondrop Aria & Moondrop Kato

  77,1 k vuesfévr. 2022

  The reviewer tested the Moondrop KATO for competitive gaming and found it to be excellent, particularly with the brass connectors, offering clean, fast, and precise directional audio that outperformed the Moondrop Aria and Apple earbuds in games like Valorant and Apex Legends. They preferred the KATO as their daily competitive IEM, though they noted the silver connectors were harsh and the overall experience still fell short of their over-ear DT 900 Pro X.

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