Best IEM suggestions under 150$

[flicker10]

I am looking for the best IEM to get into. I have used Blon-03 in past. I am more of a headphone guy but that's for Indoor obviously, using the dt770 pro 80ohm. For outdoor, I use the soundcore life a3i which is clearly not exciting enough. So trynna get back into the IEM for the outdoor and more regular usage. Gonna use the headphone only for PC use. So, my preference for the IEM will be,

1) Comfort:

for daily rough use such as traveling for long hours.

2) Clarity, sound isolation and immersiveness: So, i got more into this preference after I used my friend's sennheiser hd560s. Loved the instrumental clarity as well.

3) Bass:

It should not be too low or too high like airy. I want to feel the rumble of music that produces bass. But obviously it should not be airy and fake.

After a bit research saw many recommendation at other posts and in headfi. But couldn't fix my mind on a solid choice. Saw most popular choices like Truthear Hexa, Dunu Titan S2, Moondrop Aria and lots others. But lots of them are literally not solid choice ig as they are more neutral with close to zero bass ratio. And if they get bass they lacks the neutral aspect of sound. I want something with bass but not with sacrificing the neutral sound clarity, isolation and immersiveness. I want to feel the sound as it is but in a tight budget. Thanks in advance.

 

[NA Blur]

Check out these:

TANCHJIM One​

Amazing tuning, only $27 USD, and build quality exceeds the price point.

Here is a review:
https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/tanchjim-one-iem-review.50793/

Don’t let the cost fool you!

 

[flicker10]

How bout tinhifi t3 plus?

 

[buke9]

Simgot Supermix 4 is one to consider. I find it to be a well rounded Iem that has very good bass IMO. It is technically under $150 at $149.99

 

[earmonger]

For hearty bass, look for dynamic drivers (not BA or planar) in this price range.

 

[jmwant]

I have used Blon-03 in past.

On my years of searching for a perfect blon 03 upgrade, I found the Fiio FH3 is the one. And the Aful Explorer is an upgrade from the FH3, I'm using one rn and have no complaints.Though it's not for you If you're a treblehead.

 

[AudioSep]

I am looking for the best IEM to get into. I have used Blon-03 in past. I am more of a headphone guy but that's for Indoor obviously, using the dt770 pro 80ohm. For outdoor, I use the soundcore life a3i which is clearly not exciting enough. So trynna get back into the IEM for the outdoor and more regular usage. Gonna use the headphone only for PC use. So, my preference for the IEM will be,

1) Comfort:

for daily rough use such as traveling for long hours.

2) Clarity, sound isolation and immersiveness: So, i got more into this preference after I used my friend's sennheiser hd560s. Loved the instrumental clarity as well.

3) Bass:

It should not be too low or too high like airy. I want to feel the rumble of music that produces bass. But obviously it should not be airy and fake.

After a bit research saw many recommendation at other posts and in headfi. But couldn't fix my mind on a solid choice. Saw most popular choices like Truthear Hexa, Dunu Titan S2, Moondrop Aria and lots others. But lots of them are literally not solid choice ig as they are more neutral with close to zero bass ratio. And if they get bass they lacks the neutral aspect of sound. I want something with bass but not with sacrificing the neutral sound clarity, isolation and immersiveness. I want to feel the sound as it is but in a tight budget. Thanks in advance.

Sennheiser ie200 or simgot supermix 4.

 

[flicker10]

Sennheiser ie200 or simgot supermix 4.

As per reviews Sennheiser ie200 heavily lacks the bass that i prefer and simgot supermix got the treble that i will suffer as a treble sensitive. Is it worth it still?