Introduction

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Specification:

• 1DD+6BA Hybrid Driver Configuration;
• Impedance: 27Ω;
• Sensitivity: 105dB;
• Frequency response range: 20Hz-20kHz;
• Connector: 0.78mm 2-pin;
• Cable material: 5N Copper Silver-Plated Cable;
• Price: 169$.

What's in the box:

• IEM itself;
• 2 pin 0.78mm 8 core cable with 5N Silver-Plated Copper braid, 1.2m length;
• 3 sets, 8 pairs Celest eartips: 3 pair - Celest 221 gray vocal eartips (S / M / L), 3 pair - Celest 608 black & red balanced eartips (S / M / L), 2 pair - Celest foam eartips (S / M);
• Interchangeable plugs: 3.5 mm, 4.4 mm;
• Cleaning brush;
• Golden bird souvenir;
• Carrying case.

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First impression, Design, Comfort, Additional accessories

First impression

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Design

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Comfort

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Cable

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Ear tips

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Driveability


Sound Impression

First thing i noticed when plugged in the Relentless was that they sounded spacious but muffled. After trying out several sources, i managed to achieve satisfactory sound quality.

Bass:


Mids:

Treble:


Separating, sound stage:

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Comparison

Kinera Celest Relentless vs Simgot EA500LM:

My first comparison i want to make is with Simgot EA500LM.

vs Kinera Celest Pandamon 2.0:



vs Simgot EW200:


For whom are these earphones

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Conclusion

Thank you for reading my review!
Feel free to ask questions below, i will definitely reply​

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Introduction:
Simgot means "Simple and elegant" A rather modest meaning for their company, but significant in many ways.
To be honest with you, i truly love Simgot's products for their design and sound performance. I already own the EW200, which i love
They have created a wonderful, bright EA lineup: EA2000, EA1000 Fermat, EA500, and the budget EW lineup: EW200 Maze, EW100P.
Additionally, they offer excellent hybrids for gaming purposes - EM6L, and divine - EN1000.
Each of their earphones looks great and has excellent sound tuning. But today we will talk about the continuation of the EA500 lineup, namely ea500lm with an updated lithium-magnesium diaphragm driver.
Did Simgot manage to make an upgraded version of the bestseller EA500?
In this review, we will find out!

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Specification:

• Impedance: 21Ω±15%(@1kHz);
• Sensitivity: 123 - 124 dB (depends on the installed nozzle);
• Frequency response range: 10hz-50kHz;
• Effective frequency response: 20hz-20kHz;
• Connector: 0.78mm 2-pin;
• Cable material: High-purity silver-plated OFC cable;
• Price: 89$.

What's in the box:

• IEMs itself;
• 2 pin 0.78mm silver-plated OFC cable, 1.2m length;
• Regular silicone eartips (S / M / L);
• 2 interchangeable nozzles: Silver with the red seals & Silver with the black seals;
• 16 seals for the nozzles;
• Carrying case;
• Instruction.

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First impression, Design, Comfort, Build Quality

First impression
My introduction to the Simgot EA500LM started with the box. Its front part is adorned with abstract depictions of planets, the sun, the moon, and zodiac signs with a shimmering color that changed its shade in the sunlight. In real life, it looks simply amazing.

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Design
As I mentioned before, Simgot knows how to impress with its exterior design, and the EA500LM is no exception. EA500LM has a brilliant look, thanks to its full-metal body and metallic-steel color. The earphones are mirror-like, effortlessly reflecting sunlight and adeptly collecting fingerprints.
On the left side of the earphone, you will find the Simgot logo, while the letters 'LM' are engraved on the right side. The inner part features a properly shaped sound nozzle, 2 holes, and a left/right identifier.
On the side panel, there is a 2-pin connector, as well as the engraving of the earphone model - "EA500LM".

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Comfort
The earphones fit like a glove in the ears, weighing approximately 10 grams each. Despite their weight, they didn't cause any discomfort even during extended use. While the sound isolation is decent, it's not the best. With these earphones, you can easily hear surrounding sounds.

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Cable
The stock cable is of good quality. It's a 2-core OFC cable with high-purity silver plating and is 1.2m in length. It's quite lightweight and flexible.
On one end is a straight 3.5mm mini-jack, and on the other end are aggressively shaped ear hooks with a right/left channel indicator. At the end of the hooks, there's a 0.78m 2-pin connector.

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Sound Impression

When I first put them on, i was a bit disappointed, but after 20 hours of burn-in and changing the eartips, they played as they should.
Well, let's start with the bass:

Bass:
The bass is what makes the Simgot stand out. It's a definite step step-up.
The bass frequencies here are rich, not getting lost in the overall musical composition but also not overpowering it. The sound of drums is deep, the bass-guitar is energetic, and it fits well into the musical symphony.
Perhaps there is a slight lack of bass punch and attack, but the bass quality is more important than the quantity.
In my opinion, this is the best bass among other Simgot models.
Well-done Simgot!

Mids:
The mid-range here are saturated, conveying the texture of instruments excellently. I really enjoy the sound of piano keys, and the clarity of guitar strings is distinct but not overpowering among other musical timbres.
Vocal tones are fully conveyed, with male vocals sounding bold and female vocals more graceful. Every vibration in the performer's voice sounds completely natural.
The vocals in songs by Queen, Frank Sinatra, Frank Ocean, Ed Sheeran... are particularly impressive as well as the female vocal parts of Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus, ABBA etc...

Treble:
The treble are where these earphones truly shine. The highs are not as bright as in previous models, but they still leave a good impression. Plates are crisp but not overpowering in volume, and violins sound natural.
For example, they are not as smooth in the high frequencies as the EW200.
With these earphones, you won't have any trouble separating sounds into separate layers. Piano keys, guitar strings, vocals - they sound like separate presentations, and you'll have no trouble recognising them from one another.

The sound stage here, i would say, is decent, not too wide but enough to contain the full spectrum of music.
However, it's not deep enough to fully recognise the positioning of each instrument.
Performance in games:
I don't have the Simgot EM6L yet, which are considered the best for gaming purposes, but i can say that the EA500LM performs well in FPS games like CS2 and Valorant.

The positioning is good. It wasn't difficult for me to determine the direction and distance of footsteps or shots. The sounds are clear, and each sound is distinguishable from the others

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Some Comparison

Simgot EA500LM vs EW200
Both fit well in small ears, both are metal, and both are well-built. The EA500LM is slightly heavier, larger, and fits better in the ear canal. The EA500LM also has interchangeable nozzles and better overall tonality, making it a step up from the EW200.
The EW200 is better suited for long sessions because of its lightweight and comfortable design. It is well-tuned, with good bass quality, similar in quantity to the EA500LM, and has more expressive high frequencies, with slightly more pronounced upper mid frequencies

vs Kinera Celest Pandamon 2.0
These are two different pairs in terms of sound signature.
The Pandamon features a square planar driver, while the Simgot is equipped with a dynamic driver. The Simgot EA500LM offers a more melodic approach, while the Pandamon 2.0 provides a wider presentation with a planar driver.
The Pandamon presents music more deeply, but this may result in some lack of detail. On the other hand, the EA500LM excels in music detail.
With the Pandamon, you can feel the breath, the movement of air, while Simgot is more focused on instruments and vocals

For whom are these earphones
These earphones are recommended for those seeking a complete sound experience. They offer moderate bass frequencies, excellent mid-range vocals, and detailed high frequencies. They are ideal for listeners who enjoy high-quality and complex compositions and seek emotional engagement with their favorite songs.
Additionally, for those looking to maximize their audio experience without the need for additional equipment such as a DAC dongle or amplifier, these earphones deliver vibrant sound without extra investments.
Conclusion
Well, Simgot has once again provided another fantastic product that excels in any genre. They've managed to create something between the EA1000 Fermat and the EA500 OG.
Well-tuned, comfortable fit, with excellent presentation of instruments and vocals
With the right eartips, EA500LM will deliver an unforgettable range of emotions.
It's a safe purchase for less than $100 for any consumer, and I definitely recommend it for this price

Thank you for reading my review!
Feel free to ask questions in the comments, i will definitely respond​

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Disclaimer: I would like to thank Fia Lam from Simgot for providing this unit for review.
The earphones review is my personal opinion about product. I don't receive any income for conducting reviews and i'm don't participate in any affiliate programs.

You can purchase the Simgot EA500LM from Linsoul store - https://www.linsoul.com/products/simgot-ea500-lm

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Introduction:

Kinera - "Live only for honor" made an honorable continuation of the first Pandamon - Pandamon 2.0, which inherited the same aggressive presentation with a new upgraded driver SPD (Square Planar Driver) 2.0.

Kinera presents its IEMs in two color options: blue and black, featuring a circular shell form. The lightweight, about 3.5 grams, and compact shell size will provide you with a comfortable fit in the ear, while correctly chosen eartips will provide a good sound isolation and prevent bass loss.
Shells feels solid, monolithic with a great build quality. Nozzle size is 6mm, so this might be an issue for people with narrow ear canals.

Specification:

• Kinera 10x10mm SPD 2.0 ™ (Square Planar Driver);
• Impedance: 9 Ω;
• Sensitivity: 108 dB;
• Frequency Response: 20Hz-20kHz;
• 5N Copper Silver Plated;
• Plug 3.5mm / 4.4mm Balanced;
• Price: 59$.

What's in the box:

• 2 sets of eartips (S / M / L):
  Celest 221 Vocal Eartips ( Black ) : Enhance treble, pleasing vocal;
  Celest 608 Balanced Eartips ( Red and Black ) : Sound balanced and stereo;
• 2 pin 0.78mm 5N Copper Silver Plated Cable, 1.25m lenght;
• IEM itself;
• Leather storage bag;
• Instruction.

Sound impression:

(*I pair this set with the DAC - Qudelix 5k for a better impressions and use the included balanced ear tips, which I find best for it.)

First, let's talk about the new Square Planar Driver 2.0. It doesn't feel like a regular planar driver to me. Driver deliver sound well and do his best to provide precise and crisp sound, but i felt a lack in full-range sound compared to a planar driver.
However, let's consider Pandamon 2.0 as planar eardphones and start with the bass:

BASS:
The bass in these earphones is expressive, deep, but it decays quite quickly. It's punchy and tight.
However, I wouldn't consider it as a basshead model, and i won't recommend them for heavy bass purposes.
But for those who appreciate harmonious bass, i recommend this IEM.

MIDRANGE:
The midrange is quite informative and rich, with vocals standing out prominently while sounding full-bodied and accurate, maintaining the overall visualization of the music. The midrange is smooth with a slight emphasis on the upper midrange, as i mentioned. Both female and male vocals sound as they should.

TREBLE:
The treble don't stand out in Pandamon 2.0 against the overall sound, they feel subdued, lacking sparkle and airiness.
Honestly, there are much better models with upper frequencies for this price.

The soundstage is wide and moves the air, with an accent on percussion instruments.
But there's a slight lack of depth in the soundstage. Everything seems close to the ear.

The separation and imaging in Pandamon 2.0 are quite commendable. You can hear each instrument separately, the piano, guitar or drum strike as distinct layers.


Some Comparison:


I want to compare Pandamon 2.0 with Simgot EW200 Maze (39$):
Well, the Simgot is definitely brighter, with expressive high frequencies, superb tuning, slightly heavier, and has a metallic shell.
EW200 fit better in the ears due to their smaller size and narrower nozzle size.
However, the Pandamon 2.0 is more balanced with better-defined bass and slightly richer midrange.
Both are well-built with excellent cables.

vs Tangzu Wan'er (19$):
Wan'er is decent for its price IEM, with a nice sound presentation, warm and balanced, but in the Pandamon, it seems to be at the next level in terms of sound delivery.
The soundstage is wider, air breathing, and Pandamon 2.0 has better separation.

vs Artti R3 (21$):
So, in the Artti, as well as the Wan'er, there is a lack of the overall picture of the song. However, in the R3 and Pandamon 2.0, there is a commonality in the bass; both sound detailed, punchy and tight.
Pandamon 2.0 doesn't have as smeared midrange as Artti; the highs in Artti sound better, shinier.
Pandamon 2.0 look a more beautiful and are better assembled.


Conclusion:


Overall, the Pandamon 2.0 is a good entry-level planar IEM, offering a fairly interesting and vibrant sound. It has a warm balanced sound signature and provides a pleasant listening experience. The tonal balance of these earphones is an advantage compared to some other planar drivers, in my opinion.

So Kinera has managed to create a good update to the legendary Pandamon version.




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Disclaimer: I would like to thank Kinera Celest for providing this unit for review.
The earphones review is my personal opinion about product. It's not a paid review, and i'm not receiving any money for it.

You can purchase the Kinera Celest Pandamon 2.0 from:

Introduction:
Hi there! Artti, a subsidiary of Letshuoer, which know what they do and release truly solid product. So I think Artti is not far behind
Today i will review the cheapest in the Artti earphones range. Should you buy it or save up for a better one?
Lets find out!

This is my first review, so don't judge me please.



Specification:

• Driver: 10mm Beryllium-plated Composite Diaphragm Dynamic Coil
• Impedance: 33.1Ω±1% (@1kHz)
• Total Harmonic Distortion (THD): ≤1% (@1kHz)
• Sensitivity: 101.38dB/mw (@1kHz)
• Frequency Response: 20Hz-20kHz
• Cable Specifications: 1.2M±0.1M 3.5/TYPE C-0.78PIN
• Cable: Four-strand 92-core*0.06mm High purity copper Wire
• Price: 21$

What's in the box:

1. 2 sets of eartips (S / M / L) - regular silicon and black transparent eartips;
2. QDC 0.78mm cable;
3. IEM itself;
4. Storage bag;
5. Instruction.

Sound impression:

(I tested IEM with TRI Clarion which make sound scene wider and closer to ear)
When I listened to the Artti R3 for the first time, i was a little disappointed – the bass was unclear, and sound felt dull.
However, after a 10-hour burn-in period, everything changed dramatically.
Excellent bass emerged – clear, sharp, with improved details in the treble, and the midrange tightened up.

First off, i should say that the earphones have a musical sound signature, with an accent on the bass. The bass here is fast, deep, and powerful.
The bass is very tasty, well-defined, with a balance between depth and impact. The bass here surprises for its price, being one of the best lower frequencies in this price range. The bass is very good, especially in electronic music, where it fully unfolds.

In the midrange, compromises and peculiarities are present. At low volumes, the midrange feels recessed, a lack of information is felt, especially on some instruments.
But once you increase it above average, the vocals come forward, providing a more cohesive picture. Both male and female vocals sound excellent.

Now, onto the treble. This is where the headphones shine. They sound detailed, natural, and don't become sibilant at high volumes. But the use of a Beryllium driver adds its own shade, a slightly metallic tone

The sound stage is good, positioning is excellent, the highs are detailed, providing spacious sounds. Strings sound good, and rock and EDM sound excellent.


Comparison and conclusion:

Overall, the headphones are simply superb for their price. This is one of those cases where pleasant tonality and frequency response outweigh technical capabilities. In my opinion, the R3 is definitely better than a similar and very popular model, the Tangzu Wan'er, which is not as pleasant due to peaks in the highs.

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Disclaimer: I would like to thank Arrti for providing this unit for review.
You can buy Artti R3 from official store https://www.aliexpress.com/item/100....order_list.order_list_main.11.3b561802C6RhBZ (non-affiliated link)