I've had my eyes on this set since around when they first came out after hearing raving reviews and seeing the graph but never had a reason to pick up a pair until recently when they went on sale on Amazon for Prime members for $89.59 USD. I got them as soon as I saw the deal and while I waited for them to arrive I dug deeper into them and what makes them "magical." These are some of the first single balanced armature IEMs (or at least some of the first good ones) and since it is a single BA, usually not much is expected. One thing that caught my...

I am new-ish to this hobby and specifically IEMs, I have heard the Aful Performers 5 and 8, Truthear HEXA, and the Truthear Zero:Red as far as IEMs go. Build + comfort: I love the design and build of this IEM, the body is made out of grey resin with a silver carbon fiber faceplate with gold branding. With its smooth body and shape, it fits perfectly into my ear and I don't get any discomfort after hours of listening. These are definitely built better than even some IEMs I've seen for $200+. Overview: Overall, these are warm, with deep bass, full...

I am new-ish to this hobby and specifically IEMs, I have heard the Audiosense DT200, Aful Performer 5 and 8, and the Truthear Zero:Red as far as IEMs go. Build + comfort; Stellar build for the price, it is 3d printed plastic (which feels like great quality plastic) for the main shell and has a matte black metal faceplate. The cable is very no-nonsense and does its job very well, it is very quiet, doesn't tangle too badly, and feels strong enough for daily use. Bass; I have heard many bad things about the HEXA's bass, such as "airy fart bass" "no...