Shozy P20

The reviewer finds the Shozy P20 planar IEM to be a solid, versatile purchase, especially at its discounted price. Its sound signature changes significantly with different ear tips, offering either a relaxed, smooth presentation with a powerful bass undercurrent or a more balanced, detailed, and forward sound with better-sealing tips. While not a top-tier performer, it is recommended as a good buy under $100.

The reviewer finds the Shozy P20 to be a well-built planar IEM that requires substantial power and burn-in to perform at its best. Once properly driven, it offers a near-neutral, organic, and transparent sound with a mild V-shape, though it lacks big bass and may not satisfy treble enthusiasts. It is considered a safer, more balanced alternative to more aggressive planars like the MP145.

The reviewer finds the Shozy P20 to be a well-built and unique-looking IEM with a powerful 14.5mm dynamic driver, but notes that it requires significant amplification and careful source matching to sound its best. The tuning is balanced with a slight treble emphasis, and while the bass is full and controlled, it lacks extreme sub-bass impact. Overall, it's a capable and enjoyable earphone for those willing to invest in proper gear, though it may not be worth the price for everyone.

The reviewer is highly impressed with the Shozy P20, calling it the best planar IEM they've heard at any price, especially given its $139.99 cost. They praise its powerful, detailed bass, balanced midrange, and overall enjoyable tuning, though they note it needs a bit more power than typical IEMs and has a slightly overdone upper treble. The reviewer strongly recommends it, particularly the 4.4mm version.