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  • 11:30

    Musical Statement from Binary Acoustics 1900

    2.7K viewsJul 2026

    The reviewer praises the Binary Acoustics 1900 as the brand's best IEM yet, highlighting its excellent comfort, strong seal, and a balanced, musical sound signature that leans more toward musicality than technicality. It offers a mature, non-fatiguing treble, a warm and engaging midrange, and a dominant, punchy mid-bass, making it a compelling choice for bass lovers and those who found the EP321 too bright or aggressive.

    Reviewed productBinary Acoustics 190079
  • 10:19

    Hidizs MP145 Pro - The Ultimate Planar Experience & Giveaways!

    6.6K viewsFeb 2026

    The reviewer is highly impressed with the Hidizs MP145 Pro, calling it a true improvement over the already excellent MP145. He highlights its wider soundstage, richer and denser sound across the frequency range, and a mature, organic tonality that avoids brightness or metallic harshness. He concludes it lives up to expectations and retains a similar affordable price point.

    Reviewed productHidizs MP145 PRO81
  • 13:09

    TRN Starfish & Whale Shark - These Deserves More Attention

    2.1K viewsJan 2026

    The reviewer finds the TRN Starfish to be an excellent budget IEM, offering impressive value with its premium modular cable, solid build, and a well-tuned, versatile sound that leans musical and organic. It is praised as a strong competitor under $50, though it lacks the technical extension of pricier models. The reviewer highly recommends it for casual listening across various genres.

    Reviewed productTRN StarfishNot scored yet
  • 16:21

    Juzear Harrier - Super* Review Squiglink Exclusive Wonder Hybrid IEM

    5.7K viewsNov 2025

    The reviewer finds the JUZEAR HARRIER to be a well-tuned, neutral, and balanced hybrid IEM that excels in technical performance, comfort, and accuracy, making it ideal for classical and jazz. However, its flat, reference-style tuning lacks the excitement and bass impact needed for energetic genres like rock and metal, requiring EQ to be enjoyable for those styles.

    Reviewed productJUZEAR HARRIER74
  • 10:42

    SIVGA Peng - Closed Back Sounds Like Open Back Headphone!

    1.7K viewsNov 2025

    The reviewer finds the SIVGA Peng to be a premium, well-built closed-back headphone that, when properly amplified, delivers an open-back-like soundstage and balanced, natural tonality. It is versatile for both critical listening and monitoring, though it demands significant power to reach its full potential. Overall, it is considered an impressive and highly capable headphone.

    Reviewed productSivga Peng75
  • 8:35

    Fosi Audio IM4 - Wide Open Sound! and Versatile Too!

    7.3K viewsOct 2025

    The reviewer praises the Fosi Audio IM4 as an impressive and versatile open-back IEM, highlighting its comfortable metal build, easy drivability, and excellent scaling with better sources. They note that the sound can be tailored via interchangeable nozzles and ear tips, with the brass nozzle offering a brighter, more neutral sound and the black nozzle providing a warmer, bassier response. The main drawbacks are poor ambient noise isolation due to the open-back design and a less precise spatial imaging, making it less suitable for gaming or movies.

    Reviewed productFosi Audio IM472
  • 11:12

    LETSHUOER S12 Ultra - The Final of a Fine Legacy Planar IEM

    9.8K viewsOct 2025

    The reviewer finds the Letshuoer S12 Ultra to be an excellent final entry in the S12 series, praising its wide, open, and airy soundstage, natural and organic tonality, and deep, punchy bass. He notes that it is non-fatiguing and highly resolving, and considers it on par with the Simgot ET42 as one of the best planar IEMs under $200, especially when paired with the included D01 dongle or more powerful sources.

    Reviewed productLetshuoer S12 Ultra83
  • 17:55

    AFUL Dawn-X COMPARED! - Versus other Flagship Hybrid IEMs

    5.4K viewsOct 2025

    The reviewer considers the AFUL Dawn-X a top-tier flagship IEM, praising its complex 14-driver design and exceptional sound quality that scales well with powerful sources. While the packaging and accessories are basic for the price, the build is premium and comfortable, and the included ear tips allow for significant sound tuning. It is compared favorably against other flagships like the FiiO FX17 and BGVP Solomon, with the reviewer calling it one of the best IEMs of 2025.

    Reviewed productAful Dawn-X78
  • 7:31

    PULA Unicrom - Easy to like under $100 IEM for Everything!

    3.5K viewsAug 2025

    The reviewer finds the PULA Unicrom to be an excellent value at $69, praising its premium build, lightweight resin shell, and well-tuned, versatile sound that suits most genres. They note it has a linear, reference-like tuning with a wide soundstage, though the sub-bass is rolled off and it can get spicy with extreme metal. Overall, it's highly recommended for its price, with minor caveats for bass lovers and certain metal subgenres.

    Reviewed productPULA UNICROM67
  • 9:53

    HIDIZS MS2 Pro - Super Easy To Use! The Most Versatile Hybrid IEM from HIDIZS Yet

    3.5K viewsAug 2025

    The reviewer finds the Hidizs MS2 Pro to be an exceptionally efficient and easy-to-drive hybrid IEM, performing well even from a phone. He praises its build quality and balanced tuning with the stock red nozzle, though he notes that sound varies significantly with the included nozzles and ear tips, and that it doesn't scale with more powerful sources. Overall, he considers it a well-tuned, versatile IEM under $100, with the red nozzle being his preferred choice for its musicality and lack of fatigue.

    Reviewed productHidizs MS2 PRO79
  • 15:18

    Moondrop HORIZON & PARA 2 Side By Side

    4.1K viewsJul 2025

    The reviewer compares the Moondrop Para 2 with the Horizon and HD600, finding the Para 2 to be the most resolving and detailed of the three, with excellent layering and imaging, though it is heavier and requires more power to drive. It is praised for sounding natural and organic for a planar, with a wide and airy soundstage, but it is also brighter in the upper frequencies and less comfortable for long sessions due to its weight.

    Reviewed productMoondrop Para276
  • 14:10

    KEFINE Quatio - Exceptionally Well Made Hybrid IEM. Full Review

    6.9K viewsJun 2025

    The reviewer finds the Kefine Quatio to be an exceptionally well-made and versatile hybrid IEM, offering excellent build quality, comfort, and a highly tunable sound via multiple nozzles and ear tips. It scales impressively with more powerful sources, delivering performance that rivals more expensive IEMs, and is considered a clear upgrade over previous Kefine models. The reviewer highly recommends it, especially for those who value musicality and immersion.

    Reviewed productKefine QuatioNot scored yet
  • 11:58

    Softears Studio 2 - Truly Professional IEM for Professionals. Transparent & Accurate. Full Review

    3.7K viewsMay 2025

    The reviewer finds the Softears Studio 2 to be an excellent professional-grade IEM, praising its lightweight and comfortable build, effective noise isolation, and highly accurate, transparent sound signature that is ideal for monitoring and mixing. It is easy to drive despite the listed impedance, scales well with power, and offers top-tier technical performance, though it is flatter and more organic than some competitors.

    Reviewed productSoftears Studio 244
  • 7:44

    LETSHUOER DX1 - Reference Quality Mids and Transparency. Single DD IEM Review

    2.7K viewsMay 2025

    The reviewer finds the LETSHUOER DX1 to be a well-built, reference-tuned single dynamic driver IEM with excellent midrange transparency and detail, though its bright upper-mid emphasis can be sharp on certain recordings and its steel build is heavy with subpar stock seal. It is easy to drive and technically impressive, competing closely with other neutral IEMs like the Dunu Falcon Ultra, but may not suit noisy environments or binaural content.

    Reviewed productLETSHUOER DX173
  • 9:50

    Kiwi Ears Aether - Magnetic Planar gets BIGGER & BIGGER! - IEM Review

    7.3K viewsApr 2025

    The reviewer finds the Kiwi Ears Aether to be a large yet surprisingly comfortable planar magnetic IEM that delivers excellent technical performance, especially in bass and resolution, but notes it requires a powerful source and careful ear tip selection to avoid brightness and metallic timbre. With the right warm-sounding gear and tips, it ranks among the top planar IEMs in its class.

    Reviewed productKiwi Ears Aether80
  • 13:40

    Truthear x Crinacle ZERO Blue 2 - Worthy Successor to the Zero Legacy? All Three Compared

    43K viewsMar 2025

    The reviewer concludes that the Truthear Zero Blue 2 is a worthy successor to the original Zero Blue and Red, offering a more mature, natural, and organic sound with improved timbre and better bass balance. It also features a smaller 5.5mm nozzle for improved comfort and fit, while remaining highly efficient and easy to drive. The reviewer recommends it as an upgrade, especially for those who found the original's large nozzle uncomfortable.

    Reviewed productTRUTHEAR ZERO:BLUE278
  • 10:03

    Westone MACH 60 - Reference Grade Tonality & Timbre - My NEW Favorite IEM

    2.9K viewsFeb 2025

    The reviewer finds the Westone MACH 60 to be an exceptionally comfortable and well-sealing IEM that delivers natural, organic, and accurate tonality, similar to the Sennheiser HD 600. While it lacks the raw technicality of some pricier competitors and takes time to appreciate, its smooth, musical sound, easy drivability, and immersive quality make it a new favorite for daily use.

    Reviewed productWestone MACH 6050
  • 8:34

    KZ PRX IEM with Brise Audio High End Yatono Ultimate Cable!

    9.3K viewsFeb 2025

    The reviewer finds the KZ PRX to be the best magnetic planar IEM KZ has made, offering excellent comfort, a smooth yet detailed sound signature, and strong versatility. It performs at about 90% of the pricier Linsoul S12-2024, and with a high-end cable, it matches or exceeds that benchmark. The reviewer highly recommends it, especially for those who value a non-fatiguing, musical presentation.

    Reviewed productKZ PRX77
  • 15:44

    HiFiMan Arya Unveiled . Organic . Stealth - Compared

    15.4K viewsJan 2025

    The reviewer finds the HiFiMan Arya Unveiled to be the best Arya model yet, offering the most refined, natural, and transparent sound among the three compared. It is highly efficient, comfortable for long sessions, and scales well with powerful amplifiers, though it is less forgiving of poor recordings. The reviewer considers it an end-game headphone when paired with high-quality sources.

    Reviewed productHiFiMAN Arya Unveiled84
  • 9:03

    PULA Anvil 114 vs AFUL P5+2 (P7) vs MYER CKLVX D62

    8.6K viewsNov 2024

    The reviewer compares the PULA Anvil 114 with two other IEMs, noting that the Anvil is the most energetic and analytical of the three, with a V-shaped tuning and strong tactile bass due to bone conduction. It is recommended for listeners who prefer dynamic, lively sound over a more relaxed or Harman-tuned presentation, though it has a more pronounced balanced armature timbre.

    Reviewed productPULA Anvil 114Not scored yet
  • 5:57

    EPZ 530. All Sonion, All BA, Flagship Stuffs

    1.9K viewsNov 2024

    The reviewer finds the EPZ 530 to be a well-built, comfortable, and easy-to-drive all-BA flagship IEM with a V-shaped, energetic, and vivid sound signature. It offers deep, punchy bass, intimate vocals, and detailed yet non-offensive treble, though the soundstage is only average. The reviewer recommends it highly, especially for fans of Sonion BA tuning, and considers it competitive with pricier models.

    Reviewed productEPZ 53064
  • 8:49

    BGVP DMA - Reference Hybrid for V Sound Lovers

    3.4K viewsOct 2024

    The reviewer finds the BGVP DMA to be a highly technical and resolving hybrid IEM with excellent bass and immersive midrange, though it has a V-shaped tuning with potentially spicy treble and a large shell that compromises comfort for long sessions. Overall, it is a solid recommendation for 2024, competing head-on with similar hybrids like the Estrela.

    Reviewed productBGVP DMA73
  • 7:56

    Moondrop Quark is BACK! Behold Quark 2!

    8.6K viewsAug 2024

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Quark 2 a worthy successor to the original, offering a more dynamic and engaging sound with better resolution and imaging, while remaining a comfortable, well-tuned budget IEM. It is praised for its all-in-one DSP dongle design, effective seal, and useful inline controls, making it ideal for on-the-go listening, though the microphone is only average and the bass is not for bassheads.

    Reviewed productMoondrop QUARK272
  • 9:51

    LETSHUOER Cadenza 4 Deserves More Credit! (Review & Comparison)

    72/100
    5.2K viewsAug 2024

    The reviewer praises the Cadenza 4 as an underappreciated, reference-grade IEM with excellent technical performance, natural timbre, and a beautiful design, despite its Harman-style tuning that reduces mid-bass impact. They recommend it for those seeking a transparent, uncolored sound, especially for monitoring or genres like electronic music, and note it scales well with better sources. They score it 72/100, placing it among top performers.

    Reviewed productLetshuoer Cadenza 474
  • 12:25

    Hidizs MP143 Salt Review & Comparison

    71/100
    8.5K viewsAug 2024

    The reviewer finds the Hidizs MP143 Salt to be a worthy successor to the MP145, retaining the same high level of technical performance and musicality, especially when using the silver tuning nozzle. While the default gold nozzle offers a smoother, more Harman-tuned sound that the reviewer personally dislikes, the silver nozzle restores the engaging, fast, and open character of the MP145. The main drawbacks are poor isolation and seal due to the nozzle design, but overall the reviewer considers it the best magnetic planar IEM of 2024, scoring it 71 out of 100.

    Reviewed productHidizs MP143 Salt75
  • 7:51

    7Hz Five Review & Comparison

    3.2K viewsAug 2024

    The reviewer finds the 7Hz Five to be a highly specialized IEM with a bass-dominant, warm tuning that excels with electronic, dance, and bass-heavy music, but struggles with vocals, treble sparkle, and overall coherence across genres. It is praised for immersive bass and gaming performance, but noted as not versatile and requiring specific music preferences to be enjoyable.

    Reviewed product7HZ FIVE61
  • 10:57

    ARTTI T10 Magnetic Planar Review & Comparison

    65/100
    13.3K viewsJul 2024

    The reviewer finds the Artti T10 to be an impressive magnetic planar IEM under $50, offering excellent technical performance, balanced tuning, and strong build quality, though it requires ample power and has mediocre isolation. It competes well with pricier models like the S12 and Timeless, with a slight preference for its forward mids and bass density, but notes its unremarkable design and average spatial accuracy.

    Reviewed productArtti T1076
  • 9:47

    NICEHCK F1 Pro Magnetic Planar Review & Comparison

    60/100
    4.9K viewsJul 2024

    The reviewer finds the NiceHCK F1 Pro to be an excellent value at around $100, offering a well-built, comfortable, and easy-to-drive magnetic planar IEM. It delivers an energetic, analytical, and detailed sound with strong bass and a wide soundstage, though its bright treble may be too much for sensitive listeners. Overall, it's highly recommended, especially for those who prioritize bass, rhythm, and soundstage.

    Reviewed productNiceHCK F1 ProNot scored yet
  • 11:56

    Hisenior MEGA 5 EST Review & Comparison

    71/100
    12.7K viewsJul 2024

    The reviewer finds the Hisenior Mega5EST to be a well-tuned, balanced, and highly musical flagship IEM that excels as an all-rounder. It offers a smooth, airy, and cohesive sound with impressive technicality, though it has a notable comfort issue for long listening sessions and a sub-bass focus that may not suit rock and metal fans. Overall, it is highly recommended for its versatility and refined presentation.

    Reviewed productHisenior Mega5EST80
  • 11:27

    UGREEN HiTune Max5C Active Noise Cancellation Headphone Review

    94.9K viewsJul 2024

    The reviewer tested the Ugreen HiTune Max5C in a very noisy urban environment and found its active noise cancellation highly effective, with battery life exceeding expectations. While the default sound is overly bassy, adjusting the equalizer in the app unlocks a balanced and enjoyable sound profile. Overall, the reviewer strongly recommends it as an exceptional value at its price point.

    Reviewed productUgreen HiTune Max5c78
  • 11:25

    LETSHUOER S08 Review & Comparison

    60/100
    14.6K viewsJul 2024

    The reviewer finds the Letshuoer S08 to be a well-rounded, smooth-sounding magnetic planar IEM that avoids typical metallic timbre, offering a warm, musical, and bass-heavy tuning with a safe treble. It is praised for its build quality, comfort, and easy drivability, though it lacks top-tier technicalities and soundstage width compared to some competitors. The reviewer scores it 60/100, recommending it for pop and electronic music lovers.

    Reviewed productLetshuoer S0874
  • 12:37

    Tanchjim 4U Review & Comparison

    63/100
    4.6K viewsJun 2024

    The reviewer finds the Tanchjim 4U to be a versatile and well-built budget IEM, offering four distinct sound tunings via a switch, with the 'monitoring' mode being particularly impressive for its flat, transparent response. While the stock cable and bright tuning may not suit everyone, the overall performance and flexibility make it a strong value at $70.

    Reviewed productTanchjim 4U71
  • 13:29

    DUNU Falcon Ultra 2024 Edition Review & Comparison

    87/100
    8.8K viewsMay 2024

    The reviewer praises the DUNU Falcon Ultra as a highly versatile and well-tuned IEM, offering excellent ergonomics, easy drivability, and multiple tuning options via nozzles and tips. It delivers a balanced, analytical sound with a mild bass boost, though its soundstage is more traditional stereo than holographic. The reviewer scores it 87/100, recommending it for music lovers seeking adaptability.

    Reviewed productDUNU Falcon Ultra68
  • 18:26

    IO Audio Volare Review & Comparison

    8.1K viewsApr 2024

    The reviewer praises the I/O Audio Volare as a potential end-game IEM for 2024, highlighting its exceptional technical performance and natural, organic sound that closely resembles the Sennheiser HD600, though with a bass-boosted tuning. They note the extreme sensitivity and low impedance, but caution about potential discomfort for some ear shapes and the significant sound changes with different ear tips, recommending foam tips for the most neutral presentation.

    Reviewed productI/O Audio Volare75
  • 18:04

    Tanchjim Origin Review & Comparison

    92/100
    11.3K viewsApr 2024

    The reviewer spent a month with the Tanchjim Origin and considers it one of the best IEMs he has reviewed, scoring it 92/100. He praises its neutral, transparent tuning, excellent technical performance, and versatility across genres, while noting that the included tuning nozzles and cable choice significantly affect the sound, with the light nozzle and a pure copper cable being his preferred setup.

    Reviewed productTanchjim Origin75
  • 9:57

    SHOZY P20 Magnetic Planar Review & Comparison

    2.8K viewsMar 2024

    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.

    Reviewed productShozy P2076
  • 9:41

    EPZ X Tipsy Star One Review & Comparison

    85/100
    2K viewsMar 2024

    The reviewer finds the EPZ X Tipsy Star One to be an impressive budget single-dynamic-driver IEM, praising its solid V-shaped tuning, clean and controlled bass, transparent midrange, and sparkly yet non-offensive treble. It scales well with more powerful sources, and the reviewer scores it 85 out of 100, noting it competes well with similar-priced rivals like the Simgot EA500 LM.

    Reviewed productEPZ X TIPSY STAR ONE67
  • 14:12

    BQEYZ Wind Review & Comparison

    3K viewsDec 2023

    The reviewer finds the BQEYZ Wind to be a mature and refined evolution of the Winter, offering a more organic and less bright sound while maintaining excellent detail retrieval. It improves on the predecessor with richer midrange, tactile bass, and a wider, more holographic soundstage, though it requires ample power to perform at its best. Overall, it is highly recommended for those who found the Winter too bright or lacking in richness.

    Reviewed productBQEYZ Wind71
  • 24:38

    Kefine KLANAR . SIVGA Nightingale Double Review & Comparison

    6.4K viewsNov 2023

    The reviewer compares the Sivga Nightingale with the Kefine KLANAR, finding the Nightingale to be a beautifully built and comfortable planar IEM that requires more power than its impedance suggests to sound its best. Its tuning is unusual and not easily categorized, with a focus on musicality and smoothness rather than aggressive detail, making it a unique but potentially polarizing choice.

    Reviewed productSivga Nightingale64
  • 15:58

    TANCHJIM ONE Review & Comparison

    6.5K viewsNov 2023

    The reviewer finds the Tanchjim ONE to be a well-tuned, analytical budget IEM with a V-shaped sound signature, offering strong bass and good treble extension. It is very easy to drive but can become shouty with extremely powerful sources, and while it competes well with the Tanchjim ZERO, the ZERO scales better with more power. Overall, it is a solid choice for those wanting a bassier alternative to the ZERO.

    Reviewed productTanchjim ONE77
  • 18:12

    Hidizs MP145 Review & Comparison

    15.2K viewsSep 2023

    The reviewer is highly impressed with the Hidizs MP145, praising its dynamic, fast, and organic sound that closely rivals the Shure KSE1500, along with its wide soundstage and comfortable fit despite the large size. They note the importance of using the included tuning nozzles to find the preferred sound, as the silver and red options were too bright or too subdued, respectively, while the gold nozzle provided the best balance. Overall, it is a strong recommendation for those seeking a high-performance planar IEM.

    Reviewed productHidizs MP14577
  • 20:13

    KZ HBB PR2 Full Review & Comparisons

    84/100
    17.7K viewsMay 2023

    The reviewer finds the KZ PR2 to be a well-tuned and cohesive-sounding magnetic planar IEM, offering a neutral, transparent, and organic presentation with excellent treble and technicalities, but it requires substantial amplification to perform at its best. Despite its low sensitivity, it scales well with powerful sources and is highly recommended for those who prefer a balanced, uncolored sound.

    Reviewed productKZ PR264
  • 21:58

    Moondrop Blessing 3 vs Variations vs Final Audio A5000 - Hands On Review

    16.6K viewsMay 2023

    The reviewer tested the Final A5000 alongside the Moondrop Blessing 3 and Variations, finding the A5000 to have an open, headphone-like sound with a neutral, fast bass and a well-defined midrange. He preferred the A5000 over the Blessing 3 for its more natural and less aggressive presentation, praising its transparency and micro-detail retrieval, especially in jazz. The A5000 was described as a clear upgrade from the Tanchjim ZERO and a strong contender for his next purchase.

    Reviewed productFinal A500067
  • 24:55

    IEMs Review. Moondrop Quarks DSP

    4.3K viewsDec 2022

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Quarks DSP to be a great-sounding budget IEM with a fun, engaging, and near-neutral sound signature, enhanced by its integrated DSP dongle. While it has some limitations like lower output power and occasional treble graininess on aggressive tracks, the overall performance and value are considered very satisfying.

    Reviewed productMoondrop Quarks DSP64

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