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"The best way to describe the EW300 is crisp, punchy, and playful. It can be a little too energetic and potentially fatiguing for long listening hours but would do just fine for daily use. What’s more the EW300 goes one step beyond and gives you that flexibility in tuning with the swappable nozzle feature! All things considered, I would have no qualms recommending the EW300 to someone looking for a do-it-all in the price range of $50-$100."
By Perry
"I do recommend this set if you are looking for a balanced set with decent bass. I personally find this tuning to be a more versatile which I think both general consumers and more experienced audiophiles will enjoy. This is also a good entry point to Simgot iems if you are treble sensitive."
By zabiri
“I think the Tea Pro is a very nice product from Xenns. It’s a very all rounded product, with the overall box presentation, the included accessories AND the sound performance. I’d say if you have a $400 budget and are looking for a relatively balanced and warm sounding iem, with a bit more focus on the sub bass over mid bass, warm midrange and non fatiguing treble then the Tea Pro is a really viable candidate. ”
By vandung2510
"The Kiwi Ears KE4 brings a refreshing sense of warmth and ease to the table, offering a listening experience that feels inviting rather than demanding. It’s the kind of IEM that you can comfortably reach for time and time again, knowing it will deliver smooth, musical sound without fatigue. At $199, it provides a well-rounded mix of focused sub-bass, lush mids, and soft treble—perfect for those who enjoy a more laid-back, yet engaging presentation."
By Ianbanz
“If you're looking for a versatile, well-balanced, technically capable and an all-rounder IEM, then the KE4 is probably what I’d recommend to basically anyone. ”
By KESOBIE
“The SGOR Luna are a true bolt from the blue in a very “boring” market that is suffering from very similarly tuned products in the budget range. For around 35$ I can think of good earphones, but I really can’t think of anything similar in terms of balance between a well done tuning and above average technical performance."
By nxnje
