There seems to be a formatting issue going on here. If you are bothered by the large images, I have another version live here. Rose is a China-based audiophile brand. They pride themselves on their excellent value-based audiophile IEMs and have developed several successful lines. Rose are the...

Rose Mini3Pro 3BA MMCX HiFi Audiophile In-ear earphone IEM Description Perfect wearing experience The ultra-miniature design will not feel uncomfortable even if you sleep sideways. Detachable design allows you to replace the most vulnerable part of the cable at low cost, so you can avoid...

@kukkurovaca The GT3SB technology has returned with the Furai, so yes, they share many tonal qualities. I suppose you could call the Furai a SB with increased treble quality, but that does sort of wipe away the improvements in overall tone and presentation that have been made with the Furai...

Advanced Sound Furai Review: A Flagship Worth Touting I am no stranger to Advanced Sound’s products. The M4, the Model 3, the Alpha, the 747; there are tons of examples to point to in reference to Advanced Sound’s skill in developing unique and well-executed products. The original GT3 Superbass...

DESCRIPTION Hi-Res Audio Certified | What does it mean? ADVANCED Furai in-ear monitors are certified by the prestigious Japan Audio Society (JAS) to produce frequency over 40,000Hz making it an essential part of high resolution audio (96kHz/24-bit) listening experience. The World's...

Simgot EN700 Pro Review: The Complete Package Simgot has long been a favorite brand of mine. After reviewing several of their older IEMs, I realized that Simgot’s engineers were genuinely talented, with a knack for developing well-designed IEMs. Today I am reviewing the EN700 Pro, the final and...

You're best off sending Plussound an email to see if they know of any UK distributors or retailers, I wouldn't know. Sorry!

Akoustyx R-120 Review: Akoustyx is a brand-new brand, hailing from San-Jose, California. Their focus is on bringing affordable stage-monitor-styled earphones to the masses. Bands, performers, and audiophiles alike may find something to appreciate within their product lineup. Today, we are...

Studio reference tuned acoustics Proprietary tuned Balanced Armature Dual drivers by Knowles® Detachable cable with gold plated MMCX (Micro Miniature Coaxial) connectors Lightweight polycarbonate IEM casing Multi-Braided Monocrystalline grade oxygen-free copper cable 3-Button in-line mic (works...

Xduoo, while not a household brand in the English-speaking markets of the West, has built many compelling products that serve the audiophile-on-a-budget market for the past couple of years. Today I’m reviewing their XP-2 DAC/AMP Bluetooth receiver. Its got a plethora of features that give it...

Check out the DUNU DK-3001! It's a bass-oriented V-shaped IEM with a very capable set of drivers. Good build-quality too.

Whizzer KYLIN A-HE03 Review: Great Build, Interesting Sonics My first contact with Whizzer, a Chinese earphone maker, was right after the release of their freshmen IEM, the A15. It’s stainless steel construction and tear-drop design made it a refreshing member of my review queue. Well, a lot has...

Simgot MT3 Review: Cheap, Simple, and Effective Simgot is a long-time favorite brand of mine. The EN700 was a solid IEM, especially for their first-ever product, and the EN700-Bass was such a big improvement to its older sibling that I gave it full marks. The MT3 is a more mainstream approach to...

Akoustyx is a brand-new brand, hailing from San-Jose, California. Their focus is bringing affordable stage-monitor-styled earphones to the masses. Bands, performers, and audiophiles alike may find something to appreciate within their product lineup. Today, we are taking a look at Akoustyx’s...

Studio reference tuned acoustics Proprietary tuned Balanced Armature driver by Knowles® Detachable cable with gold-plated MMCX (Micro Miniature Coaxial) connectors Lightweight polycarbonate IEM casing Multi-Braided Monocrystalline grade oxygen-free copper cable 3-Button in-line mic (works with...

Auglamour F200 Review: Metal on a Budget Ever since I saw the Auglamour R8, the company’s first mainstream IEM, I was captivated by its design language. A seamless blend of organic curves and hard edges made me wonder why I’d never heard of them before. The R8 kept it simple with a metal shell...

Campfire Audio Atlas Review: Absolute Luxury With A Price to Match Campfire Audio is not a new name to the Hi-Fi scene. Based in Oregon, they set out to build world-class personal-audio products and, to that end, they’ve had consistent success. The Andromeda, an earphone that Campfire released...

DEAT HIFI Small Review: Big Sound, Small Package Deat is a budget Chinese brand that I’ve never heard of. I tried to find some information about them online, but I can’t seem to find any English testimonials about the company itself. However, we don’t need any background to determine whether or...

Symphonium Audio Aurora Review: Bitter Sweet Symphony Symphonium Audio is a fledgling audio brand emerging from Singapore. Its inception came from the founders’ dissatisfaction in the current state of the audio market — most IEMs were built to be disposable and cheap, while the ones that were...

KZ AS10 Review: Cheap Champion KZ is a veritable titan of the audiophile industry. While you won't see their ads plastered in Hi-Fi magazines or their precious flagships displayed in carefully padded display cases, you can easily find their products being discussed on audiophile forums scattered...