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Clear and crisp Audi, good quality base and the cables don’t get tangled very often. All round worth the price. Lots of options for ear size too and a nice carry case.

For the price they are pretty unreal. I use them with the silicone ear tips as I just couldn't get a comfortable seal with the foam, but the bass response is honestly incredible - so if an exciting sound signature is your thing then these are great. The only thing they're not amazing for is gaming when you're trying to pinpoint footsteps, due to the extremely cinematic sound signature. However, I'd imagine the foam tips would dampen the bass a tad and equal them out a bit, so your mileage may vary.

Really enjoying these as a set of musicians IEM'S. Their eq curve is very similar to the Zero 2's I was using previously but a bit more refined. There's less harsh peaks in the upper mid/treble region.Cables and the little pouch are great. I'm using them with some memory foam ear tips for better isolation and comfort.

Audio is fantastic on these for an entry level IEM with good bass.Fair warning, if you have small ear canals, you will find these uncomfortable. I had to return them due to this issue and a lot of reviews online do state that these are not ideal for narrower ear canals due to the size of the piece that goes in your ear. Even with smaller nozzles I still found it unbearable for long periods.Outstanding IEM, but not for me.

Very good audio quaility with base and high notes at once, stuggles on top end volume, but you can just get an amp to make them unessasersly loud

Solid game changer could hear the difference from my headphones to my last iems then these are a different tier entirely

IEM works perfectly. Avoid buying the mic option, microphone is subpar but earphones are quality for the price. Finally off overhead headphones. Will be buying more.

The bass WILL mask the rest of the spectrum in these. My case in point was Bjork's Hyper-Ballad amongst other tests. I could barely hear her vocal. It's way too overpronounced and tubby. Nothing pleasing about it at all. Completely ruins any potential for the rest of the range. The Red's are still the way to go and they have plenty of low end.On the plus side - the cable is better than previous Truthears I've tried and the inclusion of the mic cable was a nice extra that i sadly won't be taking advantage of.