ND PLANET

The reviewer is highly impressed with the ND Planet earphones, praising their sound quality and tuning, especially given the extremely low price of $17. He notes the beryllium-coated driver delivers excellent performance across his music library, making it an accessible and highly recommended budget option. The main drawback is the cheap plastic build, which he considers acceptable at this price point.

The reviewer finds the ND Planet IEM to be a surprisingly powerful and energetic entry-level option, especially for bass lovers, with a thick and punchy low end. However, it has some flaws, including a cheap stock cable, a slightly toyish build, and muted ultra-high frequencies, making it a decent but not perfect choice for beginners.

The reviewer finds the ND Planet to be a solid budget IEM with a comfortable fit, good stock cable, and a sound signature similar to the KZ EDC Pro but with less treble sharpness. They recommend it over the EDC Pro for most users, especially beginners, due to its better cable, design, and overall package, though the treble is somewhat muddy.

The reviewer finds the ND Planet to have a very good tonality and sound quality, but criticizes its build quality as extremely poor, feeling cheap and fragile. Despite the terrible build, the reviewer still recommends it for its sound, ranking it among the best-sounding IEMs in this budget roundup.

The reviewer finds the ND Planet to be a decent but not standout budget IEM. It has a heavy bass shelf and relaxed, thicker mids with a rolled-off treble, making it safe for treble-sensitive listeners but volume-limiting due to an early ear gain peak. The reviewer suggests it is mislabeled as Harman-tuned and would appeal more to those who dislike typical V-shaped or Harman 2019 signatures.