These IEM's arent the greatest. But these ARE the greatest for $5!! Seperation is great, Clarity is great, Detail is great! Bass is superb! Doesnt muddle out the highs and mids. This is the best buds that ive had for just $5!
 
A reminder, these arent audiophile IEM's, but because if the price, they are probably the best IEM's out there!

Do not buy these. They sound good, true. But with the price they ask? NO! Better sounding alternatives are available at over hakf the price of this!
 
Sound quality is good, but the sound it gives for the prices is just crap. I expect something better for $60 IEM's.

These earphones are massively comfortable and clarity and soundstage is amazing for its price (but im not a total expert on IEM's so maybe there's something better out there). Best used for people that want clarity and listens to rock, acoustic, EDM, classical, live etc for the best experience. Not that great to those who love dubstep, etc.
 
Bass goes a bit muffled at first, but becomes more clear after burn-out. Burn out time is around 1-2 days.

The Sound is just WOW! Bass is unbelievable, best for EDM, Rock, Acoustic etc. Low frequencies doesnt muffle the highs and mids.
 
Some alternatives are better

With just $70, the Razer Orca delivers massive sound quality for its purpose. Low frequencies are great! Doesnt muffle up the highs and the mids. Seperation is good, sound stage is excellent! Best Suitable for gaming. Only problem is Leakage

The Philips SHL5800 is a very dark headphone. Low frequenies dominate the highs and the mids, that make the sound muffled. Soundstage is also not that good. Bass is there, but not active.
 
 
Overall, this is the best headphone for people that want dark headphones.