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  • 8:47

    SORATUNE YI01

    7K viewsOct 2024

    The reviewer finds the SORATUNE YI01 to be a well-tuned, all-metal IEM with a mild U-shaped sound signature, offering deep sub-bass, relaxed vocals, and extended treble. It has a spacious soundstage and good imaging, though resolution is not the best in its class. The reviewer recommends it for those who like a Harman-like tuning but find the vocals too forward, and considers it a good value around its price point.

    Reviewed productSORATUNE YI0169
  • 11:21

    CCA PIANIST 500 RIBUAN VS EW200, HZHM ZERO

    4.7K viewsJan 2024

    The reviewer finds the CCA PIANIST to be a technically impressive IEM with exceptional clarity and detail, especially for instrumental and orchestral music, thanks to its advanced upper-midrange and sub-bass. However, its very forward and intense tuning makes vocals sound thin and shouty, leading to listening fatigue, so it is not recommended as an all-rounder but rather as a specialized complement for specific genres.

    Reviewed productCCA PIANIST59
  • 9:23

    TIN HIFI C0 170 RIBUAN VS KZ LINLONG

    22.3K viewsDec 2023

    The reviewer finds the Tin Hifi C0 to be an excellent budget IEM, praising its neutral-leaning tuning, clean bass, and good technicalities for the price. They consider it a better overall choice than the KZ Linlong due to better build and detachable cable, and recommend it for those seeking a balanced, clear sound under Rp200,000, though not for bassheads.

    Reviewed productTinHifi C058
  • 8:06

    SIMGOT EW100P REVIEW (ENGLISH) $20 VS CHU, ZERO, WAN ER

    3.2K viewsJun 2023

    The reviewer finds the Simgot EW100P to be a well-rounded budget IEM that excels in build quality and cable comfort, with a Harman-tuned sound that offers deep, controlled bass and forward female vocals. However, male vocals sound thin and recessed, and the treble lacks extension, though it remains smooth and non-fatiguing. Overall, it is considered one of the best options around $20, especially for those who prefer female vocals and sub-bass emphasis.

    Reviewed productSimgot EW100P60
  • 10:25

    JUZEAR 41T REVIEW (ENGLISH) $160 VS SHUOER S12 PRO, DUNU KIMA

    2.6K viewsMay 2023

    The reviewer finds the Juzear 41T to be a well-built, smooth-sounding IEM with a balanced and warm tuning, offering good detail and separation. However, it lacks impact, dynamics, and upper-midrange energy, making it feel too smooth and restrained for aggressive genres. It is recommended for listeners who prefer a laid-back, mellow signature, but it is not engaging enough for those who want a more energetic sound.

    Reviewed productJuzear 41T64
  • 14:24

    KZ ZVX REVIEW (ENGLISH) $20 VS WAN ER, CRA+, CADENZA, C2, KHAN

    7.3K viewsApr 2023

    The reviewer praises the KZ ZVX as their current favorite $20 IEM, highlighting its premium metal build and excellent bass quality and texture. While the tonality is not the smoothest, with some treble peaks and a forward upper-midrange, the standout feature is its exceptional layering and separation between bass and mids, which outperforms many competitors in its price range. The reviewer concludes it is the best technical performer under $20, though they personally prefer the Tin HiFi C2 for its smoother treble.

    Reviewed productKZ ZVX66
  • 15:12

    (ENG) CCA CRA VS CCA CRA+ VS KZ EDX PRO VS KZ EDX ULTRA VS KZ EDA (BALANCE) 1DD KZ CCA IEMS

    16.9K viewsJul 2022

    The reviewer compares five budget IEMs from KZ and CCA, finding them all very similar in build and fit. They consider the KZ EDX Pro the worst due to its harsh, V-shaped sound, while the CCA CRA+ is recommended as a more balanced and harmonious option than the KZ EDX Ultra. The KZ EDA Balanced is noted as the most balanced but least exciting, and the reviewer ultimately suggests the CCA CRA+ for most listeners.

    Reviewed productKZ EDX ULTRA53
  • 15:37

    QDC ANOLE VX REVIEW (ENGLISH) $2200 10 BA VS IER Z1R VS IER M9

    2.1K viewsDec 2021

    The reviewer finds the QDC Anole VX to be exceptionally detailed and resolving, with a well-balanced tonality that suits many genres, but notes its build quality feels mediocre for the price and its balanced-armature timbre lacks the naturalness and dynamic engagement of competitors like the Sony IER-Z1R or 64 Audio U12t. Overall, it is praised as one of the best IEMs heard, despite some weaknesses.

    Reviewed productQdc Anole VX64
  • 11:48

    Shanling MTW300 Review (English) 129$

    605 viewsJun 2021

    The reviewer finds the Shanling MTW300 to be a well-tuned, warm-sounding true wireless earbud with excellent build quality and a standout IPX7 waterproof rating. They praise its punchy bass, smooth midrange, and comfortable fit, making it their current favorite true wireless despite some limitations in treble extension and technical detail.

    Reviewed productShanling MTW30049
  • 10:04

    Final Audio A3000 review (English) vs moondrop kxxs

    1.4K viewsJun 2021

    The reviewer finds the Final A3000 to be a well-built, comfortable IEM with a unique V-shaped sound that excels with classical and instrumental music, offering high-quality bass, good technicality, and a spacious soundstage. However, it is not suited for mainstream genres like pop or K-pop, as vocals can sound thin, harsh, and sibilant, and it requires a powerful source due to low sensitivity. The reviewer recommends it specifically for instrumental listeners, noting it is less versatile than the Moondrop KXXS.

    Reviewed productFinal A300064
  • 12:23

    HZsound Heart Mirror Review (English) 49$ vs Tin T2plus

    2.1K viewsFeb 2021

    The reviewer finds the HZSOUND Heart Mirror to be an outstanding budget IEM, praising its beautiful chrome build, comfortable fit, and exceptional technical performance for the price. While the midrange is a bit thin and can show slight sibilance, the deep, tight bass and extended treble are highlights, making it a strong competitor to the Tin T2 Plus, though the T2 Plus is preferred by some for its smoother, more natural vocals.

    Reviewed productHZSOUND HEART MIRROR63