My favourite pair right now are the Kiwi Ears Orchestra Lite’s. Fantastic for music and media and absolutely amazing for gaming, so immersive. Great for competitive FPS gaming as well.
should i cop? lookin for a good iem for mainly gaming n music. The market is so full tho been tryin to research bro whats the best price range to spend at
@@User-gp2te I've had the Orchestra lite for a couple of months now and it is certainly a great performer for the price. The only thing is that the bass is not as satisfying as a DD or planar bass, and they are unvented so you might need some getting used to the pressure seal created when wearing them.
I found the Kiwi Ears Quintet to be great for gaming. It has low mid bass, usually the frequency that clog audio games. And has a strong and very separated sub bass, so you still have nice impact and very easy to pick audio details
I'm looking to get my first IEMs i'd love you to put the names on the screen as you mention them, it can be quite difficult to know how to spell the name and find the product you're talking about
@@BrandonAdams1010 there is so ooo much stuff in the sub 100 region, and so much good stuff, the list you gave is nowhere near the best, but there is too much choice, how do you know?
Last time i looked for IEMS they were intially only for in-ear monitoring during live performances and music recording sessions? What changed the game? Are these IEMS still eligible for actually being used for monitor listening with music tools or are most of these brand, moondrop, 7hz, kbear all made for exclusively gaming?? I got so confused when I started looking for a new pair of IEMS since my Shure SE535 just broke..
The whole IEM market has exploded. There are a ton coming from China and other Asian countries. There is a lot of competition in this market and it's been driving it forward quite a bit.
I'd also would like to recommend the DCMKEA AO9 featuring 2 Dynamic Drivers one being a 10mm & the other being a 6mm with 2 options type c or 3.5mm, I find that it has great seperation details between the lows & highs claiming hi-res audio at $20-25 while claiming competitive pricing to other headphone companies. While being good sounding it has a ill cheap build quality being all plastic but fits fairly well in the ear as long if there isnt too much sweat building up in your ears. The bass performs well with rumble & pretty sharp attack to me in my opinion being a high performance Dual DD IEM. They also claim that it'll make you free with music so it should be compatible with various devices & works well at most volume settings. It sounds best at the mids
Thanks for the video! It didn't show what I'm looking for, or maybe I have some wrong expectations. Maybe you or one of your viewers can help me. I want IEMs to wear while recording spoken-word content. In the past, headphones and earbuds with any kind of sound isolation / noise-canceling gave me headaches while talking (in addition to making it really difficult to hear my own voice unless I jack up the monitor volume, but then all other sound is way too loud). Right now, I wear a pair of wired Apple EarPods upside-down and in the opposite ears. That's extremely comfortable, relatively not visually distracting, and it doesn't give me headaches. BUT because the EarPods are TRRS, I have a lot of connection problems with my gear, even when I've tried using a TRRS-to-TRS adapter. So I want to upgrade to IEMs, but it seems they _all_ have sound isolation or noise-canceling of some sort, so I suspect they wouldn't work for me. Any recommendations?
I've watched several of your videos and really enjoy your knowledgable but approachable style. I hope the move goes well. I only dabble in the budget side of IEMs but agree the Moondrop Chu 2s are a very nice choice although I struggled to find eartips that worked with them for my ears. I'm also loving the KZ Castor's bass edition. They are very enjoyable for me too! The last one I'll mention is the KBear KW1s. They aren't really on anyone's radar but they are constructed from wood and have a very bassy sound. But because l can't get a deep seal with them, it actually mitigates the bass somewhat and they end up sounding very nice to me. Go figure! Take care and happy moving😊
@@user-mn9re8hy9g l would say if you like a little more high end with nice bass, choose the Chu 2s. If you like big bass and less intense highs then the Castor will suit you better. The Castors also have 4 tuning switches so you can raise and lower the bass and treble a bit too though. Both are fun budget IEMs.
Maybe audiophile people don't like too much KZ, but I have had the KZ ZS10 Pro for almost 5 years since they came out, they've been incredible, very durable, too bad that they already died days ago, now I'm gonna buy the Kailua
BQEYZ Wind is the best 200-ish value for 2023, remarkable techincalities on that one! Pula pa02 has a potential to take the cake, but it's still in transit.
7hz Salnotes Zero over both Ew200 sounds dull like garbage no clarity and quality control issues in every units 😞🙏 Save your money Go with Tin T3+ If you're looking for a $50 earbuds
@@Smzxe Sorry to hear that man. I got mine and fortunately, it sounds just great. It's a starter of course, so I'll keep trying different things and yeah T3 Plus too bcz it's a praised one
@@Green_mist do you have 7hz Salnotes Zero? I have two and I bought ew200 Sadly ew200 sound very dull and Average 7hz Zero sounded much wider cleaner every instrument was seperated I was shocked by the difference Just after 2 days the EW200 right driver sound got lower it was quality control issue instantly returned Tin T3+ was much better in comparison to both
What's a good upgrade path to OH10? I feel that the Soundpeats H2 sounds better overall than OH10 mainly the soundstage and instrument separation. Not even Salnotes Zero and KZ ZS10 Pro comes close to H2. It's hard to find good bass IEMs right now since most manufacturers go to Harman and neutral tuning right now.
I've got ISN Neo 5 and in my opinion, it is a good upgrade. The sound signature is different since Neo 5 is warmer and darker. However, it' has decent treble and mid and superb bass, focusing more on mid bass rather than sub bass.
I personally dislike the OH10. The weight and treble makes it unbearable. But to each their own. My personal favorite for that price range would be the Binary Chopin or Zetian Wu Heyday.
Nice video Ryan!! Which one would you suggest for monitoring and practicing guitar under 50 and under 100? With the overwhelming list of choices I am confused at this point and also disapointed with a KZ PR2 Planar sounding bland with distortion and mids.
Hi! Have you found any good affordable IEM for guitar? I am in the same situation.. searching but all of them lack the flatty-midrange I would need for guitar. Thanks
@@alterenergetika Hello!! I bought a KZ Castor but I was equally disappointed, due to recessed mid-range cheap bass drivers. I would highly suggest to test some guitar tones on IEMs before buying. Also I was aiming for practicing not monitoring or mixing. So if you have not experienced it you might dislike some. My current verdict would be Wan'er over any sub 20 dollar IEMs since it is mid and vocal centric ( I am yet to have one though ). However before you make a bigger purchase always test it. The safest flat mid would probably be Salnotes 7hz Zero OG if you're ready to do some mixing stuff but I just needed something more enjoyable than the FRFR like drivers. Also I think headphones would be a better choice as I see there's really a lack of good advice on the internet about IEMs for Guitar. Enjoy!
@@ProtikC Thank you for your answer! I tried couple IEMs, including AudioTechnica ATH-E70, couple KZs, TRN V90, Shure SE, but all of them lack midrange. I need clear midrange on stage, I don’t need too much bass. I agree, we can find good Headphones easier but they are not comfortable on stage. So far, my favourite is the “BGVP DM6”. This one is very good for a midrange-flatty purpose but it is not available for years so I need to find another option but still let’s say under 400usd.
@@alterenergetika I think both us would enjoy warm sound signatures. FatFreq IEMs seem class leading in that category. If you get a chance try listening to FatFreq Maestro Mini.
Best under $20 7hz Salnotes Zero mecha also the best under $50 $100 There's no iem which sounds as good EW200 sounds dull in comparison and has low clarity worse stage 7hz Zero sounds far clearer wider and forward
pr3 in my opinion is simply the original pr2 hbb before iteration 2 and iteration 3..they failed to satisfactorily explain that nonsense with black cloth filters and then not again etc, and this is the solution. I got the original pr2 by hunting for first shipment stock in local shops, and its absolutely brilliant. I will take it over the Sundara. Hbb was rightfully proud of it, he must have been furious with KZ. For that matter KZ doesnt have bad customer service, it does not have customer service, you can call them in China and email them and you will never speak to anyone.I had originally bought pr1 pro which immediately died.I wanted to get them fixed.Impossible.. so I got the pr2
@@ezoez7548 pr3 is garbage. Get pr2. Its really amazing with enough power and high quality music files, DSD 128, and 24bit 192khz stuff, I finally got to try pr3 and its not what I thought it was.
there have been reports of qc issues with the fudu let alone tangzu so i would say proceed with caution. i personally owned both the zetian wu and the fudu but had to be returned because both my right ears weren't working upon opening
You mostly showed the backside of the iems, which is useless to me, as I need to see the nozzle side so I can decide if they willl fit my ears or not! Otherwise, nice review.
loved the vid man, can you do a detailed video on the hype 2 Oh you already do lol, nvm thanks, would love to hear ur opinions on the thruthear nova's and simgot ea1000
nice list, at the 80 dolars I would choose the Truthear Hexa, but that´s a great colection you got there btw next time smoke the wee 30 minutes before you recorde it lol
Hey Ryan, don't know if you still remember me from way back but i've still been watching ever since, just haven't commented in a while :p Anyways, congratulations with the move and good luck moving forward :)!
Hype 2 is a good set for $100 but $300 hell No here you are just paying $200 for the brand name but as a Bonus you are most likely to get IEMs with Very Low Build quality that rattle otherwise they are just great 😂
@@anteksopata4863 7hz Salnotes Zero go for it blind buy Don't go for anything else I have tried everything Simgot EW200 sounds very bad dull and quality control issues don't even think to buy it 😔 Ignore rest You can buy Tin T3+ or 7hz Zero your choice according to price
Nice round up, never heard of most of those brands. The issue I would have with ALL of them is the stupid round ear tips! The holes in your ears are oval, but manufacturers still take the lazy route of not including oval tips. Had a tried a couple of 'off the shelf' IEMs and just can't get a seal, so useless. Custom moulds are the way to go, but eye watering expensive if you want a decent sound stage. Bose earphones, however have always fitted perfectly straight from the box, and comfortable enough to wear all day- and I have! Of course, Bose have gone down the purely Bluetooth route now, so out of the game if you want zero latency. Shame.
My favourite pair right now are the Kiwi Ears Orchestra Lite’s. Fantastic for music and media and absolutely amazing for gaming, so immersive. Great for competitive FPS gaming as well.
should i cop? lookin for a good iem for mainly gaming n music. The market is so full tho been tryin to research bro whats the best price range to spend at
@@User-gp2te I've had the Orchestra lite for a couple of months now and it is certainly a great performer for the price. The only thing is that the bass is not as satisfying as a DD or planar bass, and they are unvented so you might need some getting used to the pressure seal created when wearing them.
@@User-gp2te Simgot EM6L is new, I think it’s somewhere around 100 bucks? It’s tuned for gaming.
have you tried them?
@@__vha
I found the Kiwi Ears Quintet to be great for gaming. It has low mid bass, usually the frequency that clog audio games. And has a strong and very separated sub bass, so you still have nice impact and very easy to pick audio details
I'm looking to get my first IEMs i'd love you to put the names on the screen as you mention them, it can be quite difficult to know how to spell the name and find the product you're talking about
*Sub $100*
Moondrop Chu II
7hz Salnotes Zero
Simgot EW200
7hz Sonus
ZZ ZS10 Pro
Linsoul Tripowin X HBB Kailua
*Wild Card Additions*
Final Audio VR3000 Gaming
Moondrop Aria Snow Edition
Sennheiser IE300
*Sub $250*
Kiwi Ears Quintet
IKKO OH10
*Sub $300*
THIEAUDIO Hype 2
@@BrandonAdams1010 there is so ooo much stuff in the sub 100 region, and so much good stuff, the list you gave is nowhere near the best, but there is too much choice, how do you know?
Last time i looked for IEMS they were intially only for in-ear monitoring during live performances and music recording sessions? What changed the game? Are these IEMS still eligible for actually being used for monitor listening with music tools or are most of these brand, moondrop, 7hz, kbear all made for exclusively gaming?? I got so confused when I started looking for a new pair of IEMS since my Shure SE535 just broke..
The whole IEM market has exploded. There are a ton coming from China and other Asian countries. There is a lot of competition in this market and it's been driving it forward quite a bit.
I'd also would like to recommend the DCMKEA AO9 featuring 2 Dynamic Drivers one being a 10mm & the other being a 6mm with 2 options type c or 3.5mm, I find that it has great seperation details between the lows & highs claiming hi-res audio at $20-25 while claiming competitive pricing to other headphone companies. While being good sounding it has a ill cheap build quality being all plastic but fits fairly well in the ear as long if there isnt too much sweat building up in your ears. The bass performs well with rumble & pretty sharp attack to me in my opinion being a high performance Dual DD IEM. They also claim that it'll make you free with music so it should be compatible with various devices & works well at most volume settings. It sounds best at the mids
Thanks for the video! It didn't show what I'm looking for, or maybe I have some wrong expectations. Maybe you or one of your viewers can help me.
I want IEMs to wear while recording spoken-word content. In the past, headphones and earbuds with any kind of sound isolation / noise-canceling gave me headaches while talking (in addition to making it really difficult to hear my own voice unless I jack up the monitor volume, but then all other sound is way too loud).
Right now, I wear a pair of wired Apple EarPods upside-down and in the opposite ears. That's extremely comfortable, relatively not visually distracting, and it doesn't give me headaches. BUT because the EarPods are TRRS, I have a lot of connection problems with my gear, even when I've tried using a TRRS-to-TRS adapter. So I want to upgrade to IEMs, but it seems they _all_ have sound isolation or noise-canceling of some sort, so I suspect they wouldn't work for me.
Any recommendations?
Congratulations on the move. Nice list. I am looking at getting simgot eml6
Video coming soon
My favourite IEM's are... hard to pick... but probably tangzu zetian wu heydey from the ones I own andvprobably ea1000 from the ones I don't own.
yeah didnt realize those are indeed good picks
EW200 vs EM6L?? Which one is better? Sorry I am kinda late so I hope you can still reply to this reco
so dude, if youre using IEMs, what are you using as a microphone for gaming?...
qoa vesper 2 is all you need, with tempotec sonata hd 2. refinement/musicality/sweet/soulful/harmonious/engaging and safe for the ears for it.
Thank you for your recommendations! Will look into these. And God bless on your new home!
Hi! Hello mind if i ask a question? EW200 or Truthear ZERO RED?
Yes i mind
I've watched several of your videos and really enjoy your knowledgable but approachable style. I hope the move goes well.
I only dabble in the budget side of IEMs but agree the Moondrop Chu 2s are a very nice choice although I struggled to find eartips that worked with them for my ears. I'm also loving the KZ Castor's bass edition. They are very enjoyable for me too!
The last one I'll mention is the KBear KW1s. They aren't really on anyone's radar but they are constructed from wood and have a very bassy sound. But because l can't get a deep seal with them, it actually mitigates the bass somewhat and they end up sounding very nice to me. Go figure!
Take care and happy moving😊
@@user-mn9re8hy9g l would say if you like a little more high end with nice bass, choose the Chu 2s. If you like big bass and less intense highs then the Castor will suit you better. The Castors also have 4 tuning switches so you can raise and lower the bass and treble a bit too though.
Both are fun budget IEMs.
@@user-mn9re8hy9g Hope you enjoy them :)
@@philipm.4738I hav tangzu wan'er cable not working, can you suggest me a good iem I like tangzu wan'er very much midbass is too good
im too lazy and others have done that perfectly
Mind if i ask a question? EW200 or Truthear ZERO RED?
Can you recommend this for a singer on stage?
You stated that after the chu 2s you recommend the Sonus. Does that mean that you like the Chu 2s more than the Salnotes Zero?
Maybe audiophile people don't like too much KZ, but I have had the KZ ZS10 Pro for almost 5 years since they came out, they've been incredible, very durable, too bad that they already died days ago, now I'm gonna buy the Kailua
BQEYZ Wind is the best 200-ish value for 2023, remarkable techincalities on that one! Pula pa02 has a potential to take the cake, but it's still in transit.
No Kz castor?
Hey Ryan I wondering if you could please recommend a good set for male vocals between 30-40 dollars?
Thanks!
The newly-released KEFINE Delci is almost definitely the finest pair of earphones in its price range.
Between Sonus and EW200, which one is recommended?
7hz Salnotes Zero over both
Ew200 sounds dull like garbage no clarity and quality control issues in every units 😞🙏
Save your money
Go with Tin T3+
If you're looking for a $50 earbuds
@@Smzxe Sorry to hear that man. I got mine and fortunately, it sounds just great. It's a starter of course, so I'll keep trying different things and yeah T3 Plus too bcz it's a praised one
@@Green_mist do you have 7hz Salnotes Zero?
I have two and I bought ew200
Sadly ew200 sound very dull and Average
7hz Zero sounded much wider cleaner every instrument was seperated
I was shocked by the difference
Just after 2 days the EW200 right driver sound got lower it was quality control issue instantly returned
Tin T3+ was much better in comparison to both
@@Smzxe I do not, I tried it thanks to a colleague. Unfortunately, the T3+ doesn't ship to my location anymore, and those that do are out of stock.
So I am audio noob. Would it make sense for me to buy an audio interface for my iems? Or just plug into computer?
you can directly plug it to the computer
Good luck with the move! 🎉
Moving on up!! Nice one mate!! 😊
Between ew200 and Sonus what would you recommend and why?
Both with eq both are real gems. I own both. ❤
Ea 200 vs others iem what is your favorite under 50 dollar
turthear hexa, how is it?
Tin T3+ sounds miles better bud
7hz Zero sounds better than Hexa
Sonus is more or less the same and it's cheaper (tho i like hexa's design and sonus' shells are too small for my ears)
What's a good upgrade path to OH10? I feel that the Soundpeats H2 sounds better overall than OH10 mainly the soundstage and instrument separation. Not even Salnotes Zero and KZ ZS10 Pro comes close to H2. It's hard to find good bass IEMs right now since most manufacturers go to Harman and neutral tuning right now.
I've got ISN Neo 5 and in my opinion, it is a good upgrade. The sound signature is different since Neo 5 is warmer and darker. However, it' has decent treble and mid and superb bass, focusing more on mid bass rather than sub bass.
Since this vid came out before the EM6L where would they land on this?
can you suggest a cheap iem for music like brian eno
I personally dislike the OH10. The weight and treble makes it unbearable. But to each their own. My personal favorite for that price range would be the Binary Chopin or Zetian Wu Heyday.
Only in OH10 I couldn't help but make that joke lmao
They also have no bass? I'm so confused by everyone saying they have a ton of bass. Perhaps my understanding of iems is different..
Nice video Ryan!! Which one would you suggest for monitoring and practicing guitar under 50 and under 100? With the overwhelming list of choices I am confused at this point and also disapointed with a KZ PR2 Planar sounding bland with distortion and mids.
Hi!
Have you found any good affordable IEM for guitar? I am in the same situation.. searching but all of them lack the flatty-midrange I would need for guitar. Thanks
@@alterenergetika Hello!! I bought a KZ Castor but I was equally disappointed, due to recessed mid-range cheap bass drivers. I would highly suggest to test some guitar tones on IEMs before buying. Also I was aiming for practicing not monitoring or mixing. So if you have not experienced it you might dislike some. My current verdict would be Wan'er over any sub 20 dollar IEMs since it is mid and vocal centric ( I am yet to have one though ). However before you make a bigger purchase always test it. The safest flat mid would probably be Salnotes 7hz Zero OG if you're ready to do some mixing stuff but I just needed something more enjoyable than the FRFR like drivers.
Also I think headphones would be a better choice as I see there's really a lack of good advice on the internet about IEMs for Guitar.
Enjoy!
@@ProtikC Thank you for your answer! I tried couple IEMs, including AudioTechnica ATH-E70, couple KZs, TRN V90, Shure SE, but all of them lack midrange.
I need clear midrange on stage, I don’t need too much bass. I agree, we can find good Headphones easier but they are not comfortable on stage.
So far, my favourite is the “BGVP DM6”.
This one is very good for a midrange-flatty purpose but it is not available for years so I need to find another option but still let’s say under 400usd.
@@alterenergetika I think both us would enjoy warm sound signatures. FatFreq IEMs seem class leading in that category. If you get a chance try listening to FatFreq Maestro Mini.
How come you changed your opinion on hbb calua sorry about spelling is it your sponers?
Opinions change as I've listened more and compared. Sponsors have nothing to do with it for me.
Best under $20 7hz Salnotes Zero mecha also the best under $50 $100
There's no iem which sounds as good
EW200 sounds dull in comparison and has low clarity worse stage
7hz Zero sounds far clearer wider and forward
Hi. Is the zero 2 worse then mecha in your opinion?
@@oleksii8431 Zero 2 is fine if you need bass og zero sounds better form me
What's the name of the adapter that you are using to connect to the DAC in 2:19 ?
It may be the Furutech - F 63-S (R) Headphone Plug Adaptor (3.5 mm to 6.3mm).
thats hard to claim as in my eyes the best iems for the money would be er2se (for 50bucks) and KZ pr3 (for 29) 😁
Er2se is not 50$ though, it remains about 100-120$.
@@zarrar26 it was 70 bucks for 2 years atleast, on drop
pr3 in my opinion is simply the original pr2 hbb before iteration 2 and iteration 3..they failed to satisfactorily explain that nonsense with black cloth filters and then not again etc, and this is the solution. I got the original pr2 by hunting for first shipment stock in local shops, and its absolutely brilliant. I will take it over the Sundara. Hbb was rightfully proud of it, he must have been furious with KZ. For that matter KZ doesnt have bad customer service, it does not have customer service, you can call them in China and email them and you will never speak to anyone.I had originally bought pr1 pro which immediately died.I wanted to get them fixed.Impossible.. so I got the pr2
Kz is a bad iem brand. Just get the ew200 cause the highs are hella smooth, way smoother then the pr3. er2se is hella Gucci
@@ezoez7548 pr3 is garbage. Get pr2. Its really amazing with enough power and high quality music files, DSD 128, and 24bit 192khz stuff, I finally got to try pr3 and its not what I thought it was.
The best of all in your new digs.
OH10 vs OH10S?
hope everything doing well to your new place man
Good luck with moving. Nice budget recommendations. FuDu is pretty good for its price as well, especially the ear tips it came with.
there have been reports of qc issues with the fudu let alone tangzu so i would say proceed with caution. i personally owned both the zetian wu and the fudu but had to be returned because both my right ears weren't working upon opening
Can you give me a recommendation about which IEM should I buy?
My budget is 20$...
Priority : Gaming
Song (EDM)
Movies
Haven't you tried the truthear project red
You mostly showed the backside of the iems, which is useless to me, as I need to see the nozzle side so I can decide if they willl fit my ears or not! Otherwise, nice review.
I got one of these which is my least favorite and thats the vr3000 its crappy 😢
Great video. I subscribed!
loved the vid man, can you do a detailed video on the hype 2
Oh you already do lol, nvm thanks, would love to hear ur opinions on the thruthear nova's and simgot ea1000
Thanks for the VDO
can you recommend some IEMs for mixing or mastering for me plz : )
Id take Ziigat Doscinco over Hype 2
What are your dac recommendations for iem only, thanks
I haven't tried loads. The HipDAC looks great! I'm mostly on K5 Pro
Thx for the review. I'm looking for better IEMs to use with the Antlion Kamura Duo plugged into a Ankerwork m650 for content creation.
What's your opinion on kz pr2?
really? no model text or list nowhere?
Bought zs10 pro in 2019, and still use it to this day
Try the tangzu wan’er ‘s
Would you review the Salnote Zero 2 that will be releasing soon.
Don't even think of buying it, i have these rn and its horrible, some songs sound better but most are worst, now im exchanging these with sonus
surprised the Audiosense DT200s werent here
My IE300 cable broke after a month of basic usage. Poor design for such a good sounding iem.
Such a shame isn't it?
Could never get any bass from them...
nice list, at the 80 dolars I would choose the Truthear Hexa, but that´s a great colection you got there btw next time smoke the wee 30 minutes before you recorde it lol
7hz timeless end game. no contest
I have a set and I found them a little metallic sounding. Any suggestions?
@@mynameisradman what do you mean by metallic sounding?
Hey Ryan, don't know if you still remember me from way back but i've still been watching ever since, just haven't commented in a while :p
Anyways, congratulations with the move and good luck moving forward :)!
Absolutely remember you, man. Thank you so much for sticking with me through all the years 😅 I massively appreciate it
Hype 2 is a good set for $100 but $300 hell No here you are just paying $200 for the brand name
but as a Bonus you are most likely to get IEMs with Very Low Build quality that rattle otherwise they are just great 😂
HYPE 2 cost about $269.10 USD
i love the EW200
Is it hard for you to write the iem name on your video? It will help your audience!
Kinda outdated list i think?
Headphone technology doesn’t change that rapidly
What are the new best ones?
Not really.
@@anteksopata4863 7hz Salnotes Zero go for it blind buy
Don't go for anything else I have tried everything
Simgot EW200 sounds very bad dull and quality control issues don't even think to buy it 😔
Ignore rest
You can buy Tin T3+ or 7hz Zero your choice according to price
It's about the items he has, not everything in the market
Is it too difficult for you to write down each iem name/brand on your video??? We come to this video for the tittle and looking for the iem!!!!!!
Tangzu wan er, you should try
My list is secret😂😂😂
Is that the worst iem list? 😂
What is better?
focus more on cheap iems
Nice round up, never heard of most of those brands. The issue I would have with ALL of them is the stupid round ear tips! The holes in your ears are oval, but manufacturers still take the lazy route of not including oval tips. Had a tried a couple of 'off the shelf' IEMs and just can't get a seal, so useless. Custom moulds are the way to go, but eye watering expensive if you want a decent sound stage.
Bose earphones, however have always fitted perfectly straight from the box, and comfortable enough to wear all day- and I have! Of course, Bose have gone down the purely Bluetooth route now, so out of the game if you want zero latency. Shame.