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9:46The reviewer praises the Meze Audio Alba as a well-rounded IEM that combines a natural, slightly warm sound with solid technical performance, all in a comfortable and unique design. It is considered a strong value at its price point and is recommended for its cohesive presentation and versatility, including gaming.
Produit testéMeze Audio Alba80
12:58The reviewer finds the DUNU Titan X to be an excellent budget IEM, praising its outstanding build quality and comfortable fit. Sonically, it offers a warm, musical tuning with good bass and vocals, though it lacks some technical precision and can sound congested on busy tracks. Overall, it's highly recommended for its price, despite not being the most neutral or detailed option.
Produit testéDUNU TITAN X79
13:29The reviewer finds the Tin HiFi T6 to be a well-built and good-sounding IEM with a balanced, clean presentation and attractive design, but he cannot recommend it as a daily driver due to two significant issues: the pre-formed ear hooks on the cable cause an unstable fit, and the mesh filters on the nozzles fell off after only a couple of weeks, which he finds concerning. Despite praising the sound quality, accessories, and value, these deal breakers lead to a negative overall verdict.
Produit testéTinHifi T677
13:12The reviewer finds the Kiwi Ears Halcyon to be a well-built and comfortable IEM with a clean, spacious sound that leans toward a Harman-like tuning with extra sub-bass and a relaxed lower treble. It excels in separation, layering, and precise imaging, though the mid-bass and lower mids can feel lean, especially with older recordings. The reviewer concludes it's a great value, particularly at the early bird Kickstarter price, and competitive even at the $259 MSRP.
Produit testéKiwi Ears Halcyon78
11:46The reviewer finds the EPZ P40 to be a surprisingly strong performer in its price range, praising its well-judged U-shaped tuning that closely follows the Harman target with slight adjustments, excellent technicalities like imaging and resolution, and solid build quality. They recommend it as one of their favorite IEMs around $120-$150, despite minor drawbacks like limited ear tip options.
Produit testéEPZ P4066
8:51The reviewer finds the Tangzu Wan'er SG Red Lion Edition to be a well-rounded budget IEM with a warm, Harman-inspired tuning that offers good bass presence, forward vocals, and smooth treble. It comes with an impressive accessory package, including a case, cable, and multiple ear tips, making it a strong value at $23. The soundstage is average and micro-detail retrieval is not exceptional, but overall it's a solid, comfortable, and enjoyable listen.
Produit testéTangzu Waner S.G788:51The reviewer finds the Tangzu Wan'er S.G Red Lion Edition to be a well-rounded budget IEM with a warm, Harman-inspired tuning, good bass presence, and forward vocals. It offers a solid package with accessories, though the soundstage is average and micro-detail retrieval is not exceptional. Overall, it's a strong value at $23.
Produit testéTangzu Wan'er S.G78
10:56The reviewer finds the Kiwi Ears Cadenza II to be a well-balanced and engaging budget IEM that improves on the original Cadenza's tuning, with tighter bass, clearer mids, and smoother treble. It offers good technical performance and comfort, making it a strong recommendation at its price, though it faces stiff competition from cheaper alternatives like the Tin Hi-Fi C3 M2.
Produit testéKiwi Ears Cadenza II77
12:49The reviewer highly recommends the FiiO JT3 as an outstanding budget open-back headphone, praising its premium build, comfort, and fun V-shaped sound signature. While the bass is slightly woolly and the treble unremarkable, the overall performance, wide soundstage, and $70 price make it a top pick under $100, though it benefits from a powerful amplifier.
Produit testéFiiO Jt376
11:20The reviewer finds the Kiwi Ears Orchestra II to be a well-built and technically competent IEM with a smooth, balanced sound, but criticizes its overly safe and relaxed tuning, particularly in the treble, which makes it sound dull and lacking in excitement. He prefers the competing Ziggat Luna for its more engaging and energetic presentation, though he acknowledges the Orchestra II's strengths in timbre and comfort.
Produit testéKiwi Ears Orchestra II73
10:11The reviewer praises the T7's sound quality, highlighting its powerful bass, clean midrange, and excellent treble with good detail retrieval. However, he strongly criticizes the fit, finding it finicky and unstable, which prevents him from giving a full recommendation despite the overall positive audio performance.
Produit testéTinHifi T775
10:18The reviewer finds the 7Hz x Crinacle Diablo to be a comfortable and enjoyable planar IEM with a warm, bassy tuning that suits casual listening, but criticizes its lack of micro-detail retrieval and overly thick, unwieldy stock cable. He concludes that while it's a decent daily driver, there are better options at the price, such as the Kiwi Ears Aether.
Produit testé7HZ x Crinacle: Diablo66
9:57The reviewer finds the Kiwi Ears Belle to be a well-balanced, smooth-sounding budget IEM with a warm and mature signature, offering good bass control and full-bodied mids, though the treble is relaxed and could use more energy. It compares favorably to the Cadenza, with a better cable and slightly more low-end presence, and is recommended as a great value option alongside the KZ ZS10 Pro 2.
Produit testéKiwi Ears Belle79
14:30The reviewer finds the Edifier ES850NB to be a well-built, feature-rich pair of wireless headphones with excellent battery life and effective ANC, though the sound is warm and bassy with recessed mids and below-average microphone quality. Despite a few drawbacks, the reviewer considers them worth the $149 price for the overall package.
Produit testéEdifier ES850NB79
8:29The reviewer finds the OP24 to be a decent budget IEM with a unique mecha-inspired design and a tuning dial that offers two subtle sound modes. Sound quality is good for the price, with excellent detail retrieval and a smooth treble, but fit and stability are problematic, and the included cable's ear hooks are uncomfortable. Overall, it performs well but is not a standout compared to competitors like the Kine Clean.
Produit testéOoopusX Op.2456
10:10The reviewer finds the Hidizs MS2 Pro to be a fun, engaging in-ear monitor with a boosted bass response and a rich, warm tonality, balanced by a smooth treble. It offers strong technical performance, including good resolution and imaging, and is considered a solid value, especially at the discounted launch price. The reviewer recommends it for those seeking a lively, bass-forward sound rather than a neutral one.
Produit testéHidizs MS2 PRO79
6:03The reviewer finds the Kiwi Ears Étude's bone conduction driver introduces a distracting resonance, especially on vocals and certain instruments, which ruins an otherwise pleasant tonal balance. Despite some comfort and a decent cable, the resonance issue makes it impossible to recommend, and the reviewer suggests looking at other options.
Produit testéKiwi Ears Étude68
10:33The reviewer finds the NF ACOUS NA20 to be a solid-sounding IEM with a warm, V-shaped signature, good bass impact, and excellent treble detail, but is severely let down by its stiff, poorly designed cable and proprietary connectors that hinder fit and cable rolling. Despite the sound quality, the cable issues and recessed lower mids make it a mixed recommendation, especially compared to competitors with better accessories.
Produit testéNF ACOUS NA2078
11:48The reviewer finds the Truthear Pure to be a strong successor to the Hexa, offering a more engaging and natural sound with improved midrange body and warmth while maintaining smooth treble and good technicalities. They consider it one of the best sub-$100 IEMs, preferring it over both the Hexa and the Simgot EA500 LM.
Produit testéTRUTHEAR PURE77
9:26The reviewer finds the Sivga Peng to be a well-built, comfortable closed-back headphone with a smooth, warm, and balanced sound signature that prioritizes midrange naturalness and non-fatiguing listening over excitement or treble sparkle. It is easy to drive and suitable for long sessions, though the bass is restrained and the treble lacks crispness, resulting in modest detail and a somewhat intimate soundstage.
Produit testéSivga Peng75
5:41The reviewer was pleasantly surprised by the Moondrop Pill's audio quality, which exceeded his low expectations for an open-style earbud. He found the sound warm, smooth, and clear with good bass and minimal distortion, though the maximum volume is limited. He recommends it for those seeking a budget-friendly, open earbud for workouts or situational awareness, but notes it's not for audiophiles seeking top-tier fidelity.
Produit testéMoondrop PILL70
11:46The reviewer finds the Kiwi Ears Astral to be a strong performer with a neutral, U-shaped sound that excels in clarity and technicalities, particularly for vocals. While the bass lacks physical impact and the lower mids could use more body, the treble is well-tuned and the overall presentation is engaging. The reviewer recommends it over pricier competitors, calling it a safe and worthwhile buy in the sub-$300 range.
Produit testéKiwi Ears Astral82
7:56The reviewer finds the NF Acous NA2+ to be a strong performer in its price range, offering a neutral-bright sound with excellent clarity, detailed treble, and high-quality bass. While the stock cable is a major frustration, the overall build, comfort, and sound quality make it competitive with other IEMs around $160.
Produit testéNF ACOUS NA2+60
11:29The reviewer finds the 1MORE SonoFlow SE HQ31 to be an outstanding budget headphone, offering excellent value at $49 with impressive ANC, class-leading transparency mode, and exceptional battery life. While the sound is warm and bass-heavy with a slightly shouty upper midrange that can be EQ'd, the overall package is highly recommended for regular consumers.
Produit testé1MORE SonoFlow SE HQ3167
14:03The reviewer finds the Yanyin Canon Pro to be a strong mid-tier IEM that delivers impressive resolution, smooth treble, and powerful bass, with a comfortable fit and quality accessories. Despite a few minor caveats like average soundstage and slight bass bleed, the overall performance justifies its $399 price, making it a recommended upgrade for those moving beyond entry-level gear.
Produit testéYanyin Canon Pro78
13:20The reviewer finds the Truthear x Crinacle Zero Blue2 to be a decent but underwhelming IEM that doesn't live up to the hype. While it offers good sub-bass extension, clear treble, and improved comfort and cable over predecessors, the mid-range is dry and lacking vibrancy, with a hollow lower mid and sharp upper treble. The reviewer prefers the Hexa and suggests better options exist at the price.
Produit testéTRUTHEAR ZERO:BLUE278
12:32The reviewer finds the KZ ZA12 to be a well-built and comfortable IEM with a balanced, natural sound signature that excels in mid-range clarity and treble detail, though it lacks sub-bass authority and has a slightly forward treble that may fatigue some listeners. They consider it a good set but prefer the KZ ZS10 Pro 2 for its better value and more fun tuning.
Produit testéKZ ZA1269
11:27The reviewer finds the EPZ Q5 Pro to be a well-built and comfortable IEM with a neutral-bright sound signature, offering good detail and a quality bass that is reserved rather than overwhelming. It performs well for the price, though it requires a good seal and deep insertion to avoid sounding thin, and the stock cable is a bit stiff and tangly. The reviewer slightly prefers the Simgot EW200 as an all-rounder but still recommends the Q5 Pro for those who like a crisp, clean sound.
Produit testéEPZ Q5 PRO73
9:10The reviewer finds the Kefine Klean to be an excellent budget IEM around $50, praising its balanced, slightly V-shaped tuning with smooth treble, good detail retrieval, and comfortable all-metal shell. They consider it a refined version of the older Deli and a better value than the pricier Deli AE, though they note the base is slightly woolly and the included ear tips are sparse. Overall, they highly recommend it as a fantastic entry-level option.
Produit testéKefine Klean74
9:27The reviewer highly recommends the Roseselsa Earfree i5 earbuds, praising their excellent sound quality, robust feature set, and outstanding battery life for the $60 price. They consider it one of the best sub-$100 wireless earbuds available, with a warm, musical tuning and strong ANC performance.
Produit testéRoseselsa Earfree i580
10:57The reviewer finds the Apevoix Grit to be an objectively impressive tribrid IEM with outstanding bass quality, clarity, and a wide soundstage, but subjectively he finds it too analytical and bright for his taste, preferring more musical alternatives like the Kiwi Ears K4. He notes the large size and lack of a modular cable as drawbacks, and would not buy it for himself despite acknowledging its technical merits.
Produit testéApevoix GritPas encore noté
12:11The reviewer finds the NiceHCK NX8 to be a strong performer in the $200 price range, praising its balanced, natural tuning with a subtle bass boost and smooth treble. It is considered the best in the NX series so far, competing directly with the Kiwi Ears K4, and is recommended for those seeking a versatile, comfortable IEM.
Produit testéNiceHCK NX872
16:23The reviewer finds the BLON BL03 II a worthy successor to the original, with improved treble, detail retrieval, and a wider soundstage, though it is more V-shaped and can be slightly shouty. The build is better, but the stock cable remains poor due to aggressive ear hooks. Overall, it's a solid budget IEM, though not a massive upgrade for owners of the original.
Produit testéBLON BL03 II78
10:01The reviewer finds the Sivga Anser to be a well-built, comfortable open-back headphone with a warm, natural, and non-fatiguing sound signature. It prioritizes musical enjoyment over technical detail, with a relaxed treble and intimate soundstage, making it a good value at around $200, though it lacks some sparkle and micro-detail compared to rivals like the FT1 Pro.
Produit testéSivga Anser73
10:37The reviewer finds the 7Hz Five to be a good-sounding IEM with impressive, adaptive bass and excellent detail retrieval, but criticizes its recessed mids, potentially edgy treble, mediocre resolution, and a terrible cable. He concludes that at $149, it doesn't offer enough value compared to cheaper alternatives, despite its unique five-driver-per-side design.
Produit testé7HZ FIVE61
11:05The reviewer finds the Moondrop Kadenz to be a technically capable IEM with excellent detail retrieval, soundstage, and a refined, lean neutral tuning, but notes that its bass-light and slightly thin character makes it less engaging and musical compared to alternatives like the KATO or Simgot EA 1000. He recommends it mainly for those prioritizing technical performance over natural warmth, especially at the discounted price.
Produit testéMoondrop Kadenz73
10:59The reviewer praises the Arpegear Hane as an excellent first IEM from Topping, highlighting its versatile tuning switches that offer 16 sound profiles, with a default neutral sound and a preference for a slight bass boost. They find it comfortable, well-built, and technically impressive, placing it among the top IEMs under $150, though they note the default treble can be slightly harsh on some tracks.
Produit testéArpegear Hane73
10:23The reviewer finds the Soratune YI01 to be a well-built and comfortable IEM with a mature, balanced sound signature that belies its gaming-oriented marketing. It offers impressive bass control, a natural midrange, and a smooth, non-fatiguing treble, with good imaging for gaming, though detail retrieval is only average. The reviewer considers it a solid option in the crowded sub-$100 market, noting its close tuning to the pricier Letshuoer S08, but ultimately still slightly prefers the cheaper Cine Del for its more energetic sound.
Produit testéSORATUNE YI0169
11:28The reviewer praises the SIVGA Que as a fantastic sub-$100 IEM with a U-shaped sound signature, excellent build quality featuring real wood faceplates, and a comfortable fit. They highlight its clean, detailed sound with good bass, natural mids, and non-fatiguing treble, making it a strong recommendation for music and gaming.
Produit testéSivga Que73
7:51The reviewer finds the Letshuoer S08 to be an excellent value at around $99, praising its engaging U-shaped sound signature, strong bass, and good technical performance from the planar driver. The main drawbacks are a finicky fit that requires larger ear tips and a slightly relaxed upper midrange, but overall it's highly recommended and ranks among the reviewer's top five IEMs in its price range.
Produit testéLetshuoer S0874
9:04The reviewer finds the Hidizs MP143 Salt to be an outstanding planar IEM with excellent technical performance, closely matching the pricier MP145 in sound quality. However, the fit is finicky and may require large ear tips, and the reviewer suggests that at the same price, the Simgot S08 offers better value despite slightly lower fidelity.
Produit testéHidizs MP143 Salt75
12:40The reviewer finds the Artti T10 to be an excellent budget planar IEM, praising its bold, dynamic sound with engaging mids, fun bass, and smooth treble. Despite its unattractive design, it offers great comfort, solid build, and an outstanding cable for the price, making it a top recommendation under $100.
Produit testéArtti T1076
10:29The reviewer finds the EPZ Q1 Pro to be a beautifully designed budget IEM with a balanced, mature sound, but criticizes its lean bass and dry, clinical midrange, which makes it less engaging than competitors. Despite its low price and good treble, it lacks musicality and ends up in last place among the four budget IEMs compared.
Produit testéEPZ Q1 PRO68
11:41The reviewer finds the Tanchjim 4U to be a decent entry-level IEM with a natural, organic timbre and good detail retrieval, but notes that the bass tuning dial is gimmicky and the bass quantity is insufficient for bassheads. The build is prone to fingerprints and scratches, and while it sounds pleasant, it faces stiff competition in the sub-$100 range, with the reviewer preferring alternatives like the Cine Deli.
Produit testéTanchjim 4U71
10:49The reviewer is impressed with the Twistura D Major, praising its build quality, bass extension, and especially its treble, which he finds exquisite for the price. However, he notes the fit can be finicky and the sound is intense and bright, making it a niche recommendation for those who enjoy energetic treble, particularly for acoustic, classical, or female vocal music. He gives it a hesitant recommendation, preferring the Kin Deli as a more balanced all-rounder.
Produit testéTwistura D Major74
10:30The reviewer finds the Kinera Celest Relentless to be a well-tuned, musical IEM with a powerful yet balanced V-shaped sound, excellent detail retrieval, and a comfortable fit, though it requires a bit more power and has a slightly intimate soundstage. They recommend it at its $169 price point, especially given the included modular cable.
Produit testéKinera Celest Relentless68
12:10The reviewer is extremely impressed with the IO Audio Volare, calling it one of their favorite IEMs across all price ranges. They praise its exceptional bass quality, immersive midrange, and smooth yet detailed treble, along with outstanding technicalities like imaging and soundstage. Despite the $599 price, they believe it's worth every penny and highly recommend it.
Produit testéI/O Audio Volare75
9:24The reviewer finds the Tin HiFi T5S to be a solid, well-built IEM with a warm, bass-heavy sound signature that is comfortable and non-fatiguing. While it lacks some edge and bite compared to competitors like the FH3, its safe tuning and good dynamics make it a strong daily driver in the $129 price range.
Produit testéTinHifi T5S66
8:46The reviewer finds the Zhulinniao QingLuan Z4 to be a well-built budget IEM with a bright, detailed sound signature that will appeal to treble enthusiasts but may be fatiguing for others. It offers excellent accessories and a quality cable for the price, though the lean bass and neutral mids may not suit bassheads or those preferring a warmer tone.
Produit testéZhu Linniao Qing Luan Z4Pas encore noté
5:06The reviewer finds the Kiwi Ears Forteza to be a visually appealing and comfortable IEM with excellent bass, but the overall sound is marred by a sharp, sibilant treble that becomes harsh at higher volumes. While it's not a terrible product for the price, the reviewer concludes that most people probably shouldn't buy it due to this treble issue.
Produit testéKiwi Ears Forteza48
10:11The reviewer finds the Redmi Buds 5 Pro to be a solid budget option, offering good build quality, effective ANC, and a warm, bass-heavy sound signature. While the included ear tips are limited and there's no custom EQ, the overall performance and feature set make it a strong contender in the sub-$100 category.
Produit testéXiaomi Redmi Buds 5 Pro78
9:02The reviewer is highly impressed with the Tanchjim Mino, praising its exceptional microphone quality, surprisingly good audio with a fun tuning, and feature set (ANC, in-ear sensors) for the low price of $42. He notes minor drawbacks like small stock ear tips and lack of onboard volume control, but overall considers it a brilliant budget TWS option.
Produit testéTanchjim Mino67
12:24The reviewer finds the NiceHCK F1 Pro to be an excellent budget planar IEM at $99, offering a balanced, slightly bass-boosted sound with a comfortable fit and good accessories. It performs similarly to the more expensive HiFiMan MP145 in most areas, though the MP145 has superior bass depth and resolution. Overall, it's considered one of the best planar IEMs around the $100 price point.
Produit testéNiceHCK F1 ProPas encore noté
11:37The reviewer finds the Ziigaat Nuo to be an outstanding budget IEM, praising its fun, engaging sound signature with tasteful bass and clear mids, and considers it one of the best under $30, even slightly better than the 7Hz Zero for engagement. The build and comfort are also highlighted as excellent for the price.
Produit testéZiigaat Nuo73
12:32The reviewer finds the KZ PR3 to be an outstanding budget planar IEM with a bright, near-reference tuning and boosted sub-bass. It excels in detail retrieval, instrument separation, and speed, but the forward treble and lack of bass body may cause fatigue for some listeners. Overall, it's highly recommended for those who enjoy a vivid, energetic sound.
Produit testéKZ PR366
10:02The reviewer finds the Aful MagicOne to be a well-built and comfortable single balanced armature IEM with a clean, neutral midrange and crisp treble, but notes that it lacks sub-bass physicality and is not suitable for bassheads or as a daily driver for most listeners. Despite its limitations, it is considered a good entry-level option in its price range.
Produit testéAful MagicOne70
12:34The reviewer praises the 7Hz Sonus for its balanced, coherent sound with excellent treble tuning and good bass extension, despite noting the build feels budget and the cable is annoying. He considers it a top-tier sub-$100 IEM, recommending it for its audio quality, though he wishes the aesthetics were more appealing.
Produit testé7Hz Sonus70
12:21The reviewer finds the Ziigaat Cinno to be a surprisingly good, warm and organic-sounding IEM that is comfortable for long listening sessions, though it lacks micro-detail and crispness. He notes that while it's a fun and engaging listen, the accessories are sparse and the price feels slightly high compared to competitors like the Moondrop Aria 2, which offers more value. Overall, he likes it but suggests it could be priced lower.
Produit testéZiigaat Cinno63
9:45The reviewer praises the Kiwi Ears Melody as one of the best sub-$100 IEMs, highlighting its unique sound signature that deviates from the typical Harman tuning with a fuller mid-bass and lively treble. They find it comfortable, well-built, and technically adept, recommending it highly for those seeking a musical and engaging listen.
Produit testéKiwi Ears Melody63
10:49The reviewer is impressed with the Kefine Klanar planar IEM, praising its dynamic V-shaped sound, comfortable fit, and solid build for $119. They recommend it, noting it excels in bass, treble, and detail retrieval, though the midrange is slightly recessed and vocals can be a bit thin. They compare it favorably to the Kiwi Ears Melody, suggesting the Klanar is better for those wanting a larger soundstage and more detail.
Produit testéKefine Klanar68
7:35The reviewer is highly impressed with the Celest PhoenixCall, praising its stunning aesthetics, comfortable fit, and excellent sound quality. They highlight a balanced, dynamic sound with powerful bass, clear mids, and detailed treble, and consider it one of their favorite entry-level IEMs of the year, strongly recommending it at $129.
Produit testéCelest Phoenixcall65
6:45The reviewer finds the TRN TA4 to be a comfortable, well-built IEM with a balanced, mellow sound signature that is pleasant for relaxed listening, though it lacks micro-detail and dynamics. The modular cable is a standout feature at this price, and the overall audio quality is considered fair for the cost, especially for those who prefer a smooth, mid-forward tuning.
Produit testéTRN TA460
11:49The reviewer praises the Thieaudio Hype 2 as a wonderful IEM with a warm, balanced, and musical tuning that is both detailed and non-fatiguing. It features a powerful and textured bass via an isobaric subwoofer design, a natural midrange, and smooth treble, with good imaging and a natural soundstage. The reviewer recommends it, noting it competes closely with the Moondrop Blessing 3 but offers slightly better detail retrieval.
Produit testéThieaudio Hype 269
10:18The reviewer finds the Dunu Kima Classic to be a solid, well-built IEM with a clear and vibrant sound, though it doesn't stand out sonically among its $109 peers. The build quality and cable are praised as above average, but the sound is considered merely on par with competitors, with a slight V-shape and good clarity. Overall, it's a decent choice for those seeking that specific sound signature, but not exceptional.
Produit testéDUNU KIMA CLASSICPas encore noté
15:55The reviewer finds the Hidizs MP145 planar IEMs to be a well-built, comfortable, and balanced-sounding product with an organic, smooth, and warm signature. They praise the excellent resolution, deep controlled bass, and expansive soundstage, but note the treble lacks energy and the red tuning filters are less appealing. They recommend the IEMs strongly at the early-bird Kickstarter price of $139, but find the $199 MSRP a harder sell, especially compared to the cheaper and more exciting Letshuoer S12.
Produit testéHidizs MP14577
11:28The reviewer finds the Westone MACH 40 to be a warm, smooth, and organic-sounding IEM that excels with vocals and acoustic music, offering a comfortable and non-fatiguing listening experience. While it lacks the sub-bass impact of dynamic drivers and has a laid-back treble that limits micro-detail retrieval, it is praised for its authentic timbre, excellent build quality, and suitability for long listening sessions, especially for musicians and treble-sensitive listeners.
Produit testéWestone MACH 4050
10:50The reviewer finds the KZ D-Fi to be a well-tuned, neutral-sounding IEM with a warm touch, good bass control, forward mids, and smooth treble. It offers excellent value for around $21, though the stock cable's angled connectors caused fit issues for the reviewer. The tuning switches have minimal effect, and while it competes closely with the 7Hz Salnotes Zero and KZ ZVX, the reviewer personally prefers the ZVX for its slightly more fun sound.
Produit testéKZ D-Fi71
9:01The reviewer finds the Galileo to be a well-built, comfortable IEM with a neutral, clear sound that excels with vocals and acoustic music, but notes a restrained bass, rolled-off treble, and average soundstage that limit its dynamics and engagement. He considers it a good buy for those who prefer a balanced, intimate presentation, especially for podcasts and vocals, though not for bass heads.
Produit testéLetshuoer x Gizaudio Galileo69
6:41The reviewer finds the Kiwi Ears Dolce to be a solid budget IEM with a pleasant, light V-shaped sound, particularly praising its textured bass and good soundstage. However, he notes occasional sibilance and criticizes the design and cable, suggesting it may not be widely popular despite its sound quality.
Produit testéKiwi Ears Dolce62
12:54The reviewer finds the Truthear x Crinacle Zero Red to be a decent but not exceptional IEM, with strong clarity and vocal presence but a somewhat dull and heavy bass presentation. They note it's above average for its price but doesn't live up to the hype, and they prefer competitors like the Hexa and T3 Plus for their more dynamic sound and comfort.
Produit testéTruthear x Crinacle Zero Red78
10:27The reviewer praises the Kiwi Ears Quartet as a well-rounded IEM with effective tuning switches that genuinely alter the sound signature, offering versatility from a balanced profile to a bass-heavy one. They highlight its natural tonality, clarity, and comfortable fit, and prefer it over the similarly priced 7Hz Legato for its livelier and clearer presentation, giving it a full recommendation.
Produit testéKiwi Ears Quartet63
12:31The reviewer finds the KZ x HBB PR2 to be an impressive and highly recommended planar magnetic IEM, especially given its low price. He notes that while the sound is clean, detailed, and technically proficient, the tuning is a bit lean, and the IEM requires a decent amount of power to drive properly. Overall, he considers it incredible value for money.
Produit testéKZ X HBB PR26312:31The reviewer finds the KZ x HBB PR2 to be an impressive planar magnetic IEM offering excellent value for its price, with a clean, detailed, and well-balanced sound signature. While the tonality is a bit lean for his taste and it requires amplification, he highly recommends it for its technical performance and lack of fatigue.
Produit testéKZ PR264
9:23The reviewer finds the 7Hz Legato to be a bass-focused IEM that prioritizes musicality and fun over neutrality, with a warm, rich midrange and non-fatiguing treble. Despite its large shells and sometimes overwhelming bass, it offers good build quality, comfort, and technical performance for the price, earning a recommendation for bass lovers.
Produit testé7Hz Legato63
8:16The reviewer finds the KZ ZVX to be an excellent budget IEM, praising its balanced, clean sound signature with authoritative bass, natural mids, and crisp, detailed treble. It performs well technically for its price, and while it has minor issues like paint chipping and slightly dry male vocals, it outshines competitors like the 7Hz Zero, Moondrop Chu, and CCA CXs in overall sound quality.
Produit testéKZ ZVX66
12:49The reviewer highly recommends the Simgot EA500 as one of the best sub-$100 IEMs, praising its balanced, dynamic sound with excellent detail and a large soundstage. They find it more engaging and exciting than competitors like the Truthear Hexa and Moondrop Aria Snow Edition, and consider it a standout value in the current Chi-Fi market.
Produit testéSimgot EA50068
13:05The reviewer finds the KZ H10 wireless headphones to be an excellent value at around $82, praising their effective ANC, solid battery life, and warm, engaging sound signature. While noting some minor flaws like the ANC not attenuating rear sounds and a slightly thick tuning, the overall verdict is highly positive, with the reviewer strongly recommending them for most listeners under $100.
Produit testéKZ H1060
12:20The reviewer finds the Truthear HEXA to be a well-built, comfortable IEM with a warm, neutral, and non-fatiguing sound signature that excels in resolution and instrument separation. However, he notes its narrow soundstage and average imaging as weaknesses, and prefers the more dynamic tuning of the Tin HiFi T3 Plus for his personal taste, though he still recommends the HEXA for most listeners.
Produit testéTRUTHEAR HEXA77
8:20The reviewer finds the KZ GP20 gaming headset to be an excellent value at $56, praising its solid build, comfortable fit, and impressive battery life of up to 68 hours with RGB off. The sound quality is described as powerful with a V-shaped signature, making it great for gaming and casual music listening, though not for audiophiles. The wireless connection is fast and reliable, and the mic is decent, but the non-detachable mic and always-on RGB by default are minor drawbacks.
Produit testéKZ GP2056
10:40The reviewer finds the Kiwi Ears Cadenza to be a very good budget IEM, praising its beautiful shells, comfort, and warm, smooth sound signature. While it lacks treble energy and technicalities are average, it's recommended for its price, though it doesn't stand out among many similar sub-$50 options.
Produit testéKiwi Ears Cadenza65
9:27The reviewer finds the Celest Gumiho to be a well-built and attractive budget IEM with a neutral-to-bright sound signature, offering good bass, clear mids, and detailed treble. They consider it a solid value at around $49, with better technical performance than cheaper competitors like the Salnotes Zero, though the treble can border on sibilant at high volumes.
Produit testéCelest Gumiho60
12:45The reviewer finds the Sivga Oriole to be a well-built, comfortable closed-back headphone with a balanced, Harman-targeted sound signature. While it offers a wide soundstage and punchy bass, the upper midrange can be strident on certain tracks, and detail retrieval is only average. Overall, it's a good closed-back option, though the reviewer notes that open-back alternatives like the DT990 Pro offer better value.
Produit testéSivga Oriole61
5:46The reviewer finds the SoundPEATS Life to be an excellent budget TWS earbud, offering surprisingly good active noise cancellation, solid battery life, and a bass-heavy but customizable sound signature for around $32. They note the microphones are decent for calls and the low-latency game mode works well, concluding it's a great value compared to pricier competitors like the Edifier TWS330NB.
Produit testéSoundPEATS Life65
11:19The reviewer highly recommends the Westone MACH 60 as a professional-grade in-ear monitor, praising its natural midrange, excellent instrument separation, and non-fatiguing sound. While it lacks treble energy and micro-detail retrieval, its warm, resolving presentation and comfortable build make it ideal for musicians and audio professionals.
Produit testéWestone MACH 6050
8:02The reviewer finds the KZ ZS10 Pro X to be a solid budget IEM with a fun, V-shaped sound signature. It offers good bass impact, clear mids, and energetic treble, with impressive technical performance for the price. The reviewer considers it a worthwhile upgrade over the original ZS10 Pro, praising its improved treble timbre and imaging.
Produit testéKZ ZS10 Pro X73
7:02The reviewer finds the Tripowin x HBB Olina SE to be a competent but unremarkable budget IEM, essentially a minor revision of the original Olina with a slight reduction in upper-midrange energy. They note it lacks bass impact and a standout character, and suggest alternatives like the Tin HiFi T3 Plus for those shopping in this price range. Overall, it's a safe but underwhelming tuning that doesn't justify an upgrade for existing Olina owners.
Produit testéTripowin x HBB Olina SEPas encore noté
12:24The reviewer highly praises the Meze ADVAR, describing it as a beautifully crafted IEM with a warm, engaging, and musical sound signature. He highlights its exceptional bass, natural midrange, and well-extended treble, along with excellent imaging and technical performance. He strongly recommends it, even suggesting a blind buy for most listeners, while noting it may not suit those sensitive to treble.
Produit testéMeze ADVAR57
5:46The reviewer finds the S12 Pro to be an excellent planar IEM, though it is only a subtle evolution of the original S12 with minor tuning tweaks and a new modular cable. It retains the S12's bright, clear signature and is among the reviewer's top three current planar IEMs, though the differences from the original are so small that owners of the S12 may not need to upgrade.
Produit testéLETSHUOER S12 PRO71
13:20The reviewer highly recommends the 7Hz Salnotes Zero as an exceptional budget IEM, praising its natural and balanced sound signature, comfortable fit, and detachable cable. They find it surpasses the Moondrop Chu and rivals the Blon BL-03, making it a standout value at around $20.
Produit testé7Hz Salnotes Zero71
8:43The reviewer praises the Sivga M200 earbuds for their excellent sound quality, particularly the warm, natural mid-range and wide soundstage, which they find impressive for the price. They note the build quality is solid with a nice cable and accessories, but the main drawback is the non-detachable cable. Overall, they highly recommend these earbuds as a great starting point for those new to this style.
Produit testéSivga M20070
19:12The reviewer finds the Letshuoer S12 planar IEM to be a well-balanced, musical, and technically capable earphone that justifies its hype. It offers a fast, controlled bass, natural mids, and vibrant but safe treble, with good comfort and build quality. While the soundstage is average, the overall tuning and performance at its price point make it a strong recommendation, especially when paired with a good DAC.
Produit testéLetshuoer S1269
7:46The reviewer compares the Moondrop Aria Snow Edition to the original Aria, noting that the Snow Edition has a new driver, less bass, more treble energy, and a slightly larger soundstage. They conclude that neither is objectively better, and the choice depends on personal preference for warmth versus detail and energy. The Snow Edition is recommended for those seeking a more refined, detailed sound in quiet environments.
Produit testéMoondrop Aria Snow Edition69
10:19The reviewer finds the KZ ESX to be a pleasant surprise, offering a warm, balanced sound with good bass, clear mids, and smooth treble, all in a comfortable and attractive design. It's positioned as an easy recommendation for beginners or those wanting a relaxed, musical listen, especially given its low price.
Produit testéKZ ESX57
8:32The reviewer finds the Moondrop Nekocake Special Edition a worthwhile incremental upgrade over the original, with cleaner sound, lower latency, and improved call quality thanks to Bluetooth 5.2 and a new chip. The bundled extras add value, and at $50 it's a better deal than the original, though battery life remains a weak point at around 4 hours.
Produit testéMoondrop Nekocake50
14:49The reviewer is impressed with the Raptgo Hook X, praising its fun, warm, and engaging sound signature, excellent build quality, and modular cable system. While noting occasional treble ringing and a less expansive soundstage, he considers it a fantastic value and a better choice for him than the more analytical 7Hz Timeless.
Produit testéRAPTGO HOOK X69
15:04The reviewer praises the Hidizs MD4 as a well-built, comfortable, and versatile IEM with four tuning switches. He finds its sound signature balanced, clean, and highly resolving, with a particularly smooth and safe treble. He recommends it for listeners seeking a mature, refined tuning rather than bass-heavy sound, and notes it excels with rock, jazz, and electronic music.
Produit testéHidizs MD460
9:58The reviewer finds the 7Hz Eternal to be a well-tuned, natural-sounding IEM with a warm and musical presentation, though it lacks the extreme resolution of its sibling, the Timeless. It is comfortable, well-built, and comes with excellent accessories, making it a strong daily driver despite not being class-leading in its price range.
Produit testé7Hz Eternal43
7:58The reviewer finds the KZ EDA's concept of offering three IEMs in one box interesting but ultimately underwhelming. While the build quality is decent and the balanced version shows good detail retrieval, all three variants suffer from bass bleed, recessed mids, and sharp treble. The reviewer concludes that for the price, a single better IEM would offer superior audio quality and recommends against purchasing this product.
Produit testéKZ EDA59
9:33The reviewer finds the Tripowin x HBB Olina to be a very good single dynamic driver IEM around the $100 price point, praising its large, airy soundstage and strong technical performance, but notes that its lean, bright tuning and dry lower mids may not suit those preferring a warmer, more natural sound. He considers it among the top three in its price range, though he personally prefers the Moondrop Aria for its more natural tone.
Produit testéTRIPOWIN x HBB OlinaPas encore noté
6:52The reviewer finds the Tripowin Leá to be a decent budget IEM with good build quality and sub-bass extension, but notes weaknesses in treble quality, mid-bass impact, and overall musicality. While it performs well for its $25 price, the reviewer suggests there are better options in the sub-$30 range for seasoned audiophiles.
Produit testéTripowin Leá63
11:12The reviewer praises the TRN VX Pro as a brilliant hybrid IEM with nine drivers per side, delivering a balanced and accomplished sound with a warm, full-bodied bass, clean and fast mids, and a smooth yet exciting treble. They highlight its excellent build quality, comfort, and value at around $89, and strongly recommend it for those seeking a multi-driver setup.
Produit testéTRN VX Pro56
9:21The reviewer is extremely impressed with the CCA CRA, calling it a game-changer and the best budget IEM under $50, possibly even up to $100. It offers a balanced, natural sound with good bass, forward mids, and smooth treble, along with solid technicalities, all for just $14. The main drawbacks are the narrow nozzles that limit third-party ear tip compatibility and a slight lack of bass texture.
Produit testéCCA CRA65
9:26The reviewer praises the Moondrop Nekocake for its excellent sound quality, particularly the balanced and punchy bass, clean midrange, and smooth treble, calling it the best-sounding TWS under $50 they've heard. However, they note that the battery life and active noise cancellation are underwhelming, and the soundstage is not particularly wide. Overall, they strongly recommend the earbuds for their audio performance despite these drawbacks.
Produit testéMoondrop Nekocake50
13:17The reviewer finds the Sivga Robin SV021 to be a well-built, comfortable, and attractive closed-back headphone with a neutral, spacious sound and a particularly impressive soundstage for its price. While the mid-range lacks some density and the treble is not highly detailed, it is smooth and non-fatiguing, making it a good value for casual listeners.
Produit testéSivga Robin Sv02157
16:36The reviewer praises the Tin Hifi T3 Plus as one of the best sub-$100 IEMs of the year, highlighting its balanced yet bold sound signature with excellent bass, natural mids, and smooth, detailed treble. It compares favorably to pricier competitors like the Moondrop Aria, offering similar performance at a lower price. The reviewer recommends it highly, though notes it may not have the ultimate micro-detail of some rivals.
Produit testéTinHifi T3 Plus57
7:50The reviewer finds the Moondrop Quarks to be an excellent ultra-budget earphone with a neutral, natural sound signature that closely resembles the pricier Moondrop SSR. While the bass is light and lacks sub-bass rumble, the mid-range is articulate and natural, and the treble is smooth without harshness. Overall, it's highly recommended for budget-conscious listeners seeking a reference-like tuning.
Produit testéMoondrop QUARKS58
12:02The reviewer finds the FiiO FD3 to be a well-built and good-sounding IEM for around $100, with a balanced yet lively sound signature, punchy bass, and excellent treble timbre. They note it's slightly bright and the stock cable handling is subpar, but overall it's a strong performer in its price range, especially for those who enjoy energetic treble.
Produit testéFiiO FD364
11:18The reviewer finds the KZ ZEX to be a very good budget hybrid IEM with excellent build quality and comfort, offering a mature, warm sound with smooth treble and good coherency. While it performs well for the price, the reviewer personally prefers the CCA NRA for its better clarity and detail, but still recommends the ZEX, especially for treble-sensitive listeners.
Produit testéKZ ZEX55
17:06The reviewer highly recommends the CCA NRA, praising its balanced tonality, forward and detailed mid-range, and good build quality for the low price. He notes a minor treble peak that can occasionally be distracting, but overall considers it an excellent budget IEM.
Produit testéCCA NRA47
13:09The reviewer finds the Thieaudio Legacy 2 to be a solid, well-built IEM with a beautiful design and comfortable fit, but notes that its tuning, particularly the large sub-bass shelf and recessed mid-bass, creates an imbalanced sound that can make mids and bass guitar feel distant. While it performs adequately in technicalities and has a good cable, it doesn't stand out in the competitive $99 price bracket, especially when compared to alternatives like the Moondrop Starfield and Hidizs MS2.
Produit testéThieaudio Legacy 254
9:52The reviewer finds the TRN BA8 to be a technically capable IEM with excellent clarity, detail, and a well-tuned bright treble, though the bass is light in quantity and the included cable and accessories are subpar for the price. He recommends it for genres like classical and acoustic, but notes it may not suit bass-heavy listeners, and suggests it's a good value if found around $100.
Produit testéTRN BA844
18:19The reviewer finds the Shanling MTW300 to be a solid true wireless earphone with excellent comfort, a premium metal case, and good battery life, though it lacks features like ANC and has below-average microphone quality. The sound is a step up from the previous model with a light V-shaped signature, offering punchy bass, clear mids, and non-fatiguing treble, but it faces stiff competition at its $129 price point from feature-rich alternatives.
Produit testéShanling MTW30049
9:44The reviewer finds the KZ DQ6 to be a well-balanced and enjoyable earphone for its price, praising its deep sub-bass, natural mid-range, and smooth treble with impressive detail retrieval. They note minor issues with the nozzle size and a slightly forward treble at high volumes, but overall consider it a great value and a strong recommendation.
Produit testéKZ DQ660
15:51The reviewer finds the Thieaudio Legacy 4 to be a highly detailed and resolving IEM with excellent build quality and a comfortable fit, but notes that its bright, upper-mid and lower-treble emphasis can become fatiguing over time. He concludes it's not a game-changer due to this sharpness, but recommends it for treble-tolerant listeners who prioritize maximum micro-detail.
Produit testéThieaudio Legacy 4Pas encore noté
15:04The reviewer finds the Moondrop SSP to be an excellent, highly comfortable IEM with a musical, V-shaped sound signature that improves upon the SSR by adding perceived bass and reducing fatigue, though it sacrifices some detail and treble airiness. He prefers it over the SSR and Tin HiFi T2 Plus for its engaging sound, but still considers the BLON BL-03 the better value at this price point due to its unique 'x-factor' sound quality.
Produit testéMoondrop SSP56
17:34The reviewer praises the Meze Rai Solo for its exceptional build quality, comfort, and refined, neutral sound signature, though notes it lacks bass impact and may not suit bass-heads. They consider it a good value at its price, especially for genres like classical and acoustic, but prefer more dynamic competitors for energetic listening.
Produit testéMeze Rai Solo52
17:03The reviewer highly praises the FiiO FH3, calling it the best IEM in its price range (up to $200) due to its excellent build quality, comfortable fit, and balanced, warm sound signature with strong bass, clear mids, and airy treble. They note it outperforms competitors like the Moondrop Starfield and Etymotic ER2XR, and even prefer its tonality over the more expensive FH7. The main drawbacks are a stiff cable with microphonics and a soundstage that is not the largest, but overall it is a class-leading product.
Produit testéFiiO FH360
13:32The reviewer finds the Tronsmart Apollo Bold to be a feature-rich and good-value TWS earphone, especially for bass lovers, with excellent active noise cancellation and a compact case. However, the sound signature is heavily bass-boosted when ANC is on, which may not suit everyone, and the fit is slightly less stable than some competitors.
Produit testéTronsmart Apollo Bold55
11:35The reviewer finds the KZ ZSN Pro X to be a technically improved budget IEM with smoother treble and more controlled bass, but notes it has lost some of the fun, dynamic bass impact of the original ZSN Pro. While it's a good $20 entry-level option, the reviewer personally prefers the KZ ZST X and the KB Ear KS2 for their more engaging sound signatures.
Produit testéKZ ZSN Pro X73
6:50The reviewer finds the KBEAR KS2 to be an excellent budget IEM, praising its powerful and controlled bass, clear midrange, and lively yet non-harsh treble, all within a comfortable and lightweight shell. The main drawback is the tangly cable, but the overall value at around $23 is considered outstanding.
Produit testéKBEAR KS250
11:31The reviewer highly recommends the Meze Rai Penta, praising its stunning design, exceptional comfort, and musical, warm sound with full-bodied bass and smooth treble. He notes it's expensive but competitive against pricier IEMs, with the only minor caveats being a lack of soundstage depth and a desire for a lower price.
Produit testéMeze Rai Penta57
8:44The reviewer finds the GoldPlanar GL600's build quality exceptional for the price, but notes the sound is warm and dark with average resolution, making it better suited for casual listeners than seasoned audiophiles. It's a comfortable, durable option for those wanting to try planar magnetics affordably.
Produit testéGoldPlanar Gl60044
7:52The reviewer finds the Shanling MTW100 true wireless earphones to be an excellent choice, praising their balanced sound with a bass emphasis, comfortable fit, and solid feature set including touch controls and an awareness mode. They consider these the best TWS earbuds they've tried so far, recommending them for their overall performance and value.
Produit testéShanling MTW10043
8:23The reviewer highly recommends the KZ ZSX Terminator as one of the best IEMs under $50, praising its V-shaped sound with tight bass, clear mids, and improved treble that sounds more natural than previous KZ models. While it can be slightly fatiguing and the mids could use more warmth, it offers excellent value and outperforms the Tin HiFi T2 in clarity and detail, though the T2 has a more natural tone.
Produit testéKZ ZSX60
11:56The reviewer finds the FiiO FH7 to be a brilliant in-ear monitor with excellent build quality, a great cable, and a detailed, engaging sound signature. However, it is notably bright and can be intense for long listening sessions, especially for treble-sensitive listeners, so a demo is recommended before purchase.
Produit testéFiiO FH766