The Seraphim was designed in collaboration with Jay’s Audio to deliver a well-balanced, detailed, and dynamically textured sound for all genres and users. Its isobaric dual dynamic sub-woofers provide a 10dB sub-bass slam with minimal midrange spillover. Genuine Knowles balanced armature drivers handle the mids and trebles: dual RAF 32873 drivers for natural vocals and instruments, and a RAD 33518 ultra-tweeter for extended highs and precise detail. It suits both audiophiles and gamers.
A cinematic single-player game and a competitive match ask different things of your setup. Separate the tonal character you enjoy from positioning, connection and communication needs.
Recording, live performance and mix evaluation are different tasks. A useful monitor needs the response and practical features to support the specific job.
Some sessions are about analyzing a mix; others are about staying with a favorite performance. Define the question before deciding what "revealing" should mean.
For calls, meetings and voice chat, the microphone and the connection matter as much as the tuning. Check where the microphone sits and how it connects to your phone or computer.
The Diablo is exactly what it says on the tin: a basshead's planar that doesn't sacrifice coherence to get there. Sub-bass and mid-bass are both boosted substantially, and it's obvious from the first track —...
A studio-grade tonal signature, with a powerful and warm bass, a warm-neutral midrange and precise treble.Check More
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The MKlV nails it as a 2-in-1 lEM. The MKlV stands out as a versatile sub-flagship that does it all. For me, it earns its place as a Headfonia Recommended.Check More
THIEAUDIO saved the best for their flagship Valhalla IEM and delivered a set that deserves its premium price tag. Check More
Thieaudio does it again — the Valhalla is the best IEM I've ever used: This $1,999 IEM has 19 drivers in each ear, and it sounds absolutely divine. Check More
The Kiwi Ears Orchestra II are high-end IEMs for professionals. With 10 balanced armature drivers, the Kiwi Ears Orchestra II are powerful in-ear monitors for professionals and enthusiasts. Check More
The ZiiGaat Horizon give you a lot of sound for this price. The fit and finish are akin to more premium models, and the tuning is more mature and refined than quite a few other models around this price. Check More
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Packed with seven drivers, you’ll enjoy a seamless audio experience with the Kiwi Ears Septet. Check More
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The Orchestra II is in my opinion the best product I've tried from the Kiwi Ears so far. Check More
This pair would be good if you like a moderate amount of bass and highs that feel present without being piercingly jagged. Check More
Super class, cute, comfortable. You can wear them with just about anything. Check More
Ich mache da jetzt keinen Hehl draus: Die Astral sind richtig schmackhaft klingende Kopfhörer, die im Vergleich zu normalen In-Ears Referenzklang liefern. Dafür sorgen ein dynamischer Treiber, sechs Balanced-Armature-Treiber sowie eine Frequenzweiche. Check More
Kiwi Ears Aventus được thiết kế hướng tới cả DJ, người nghe nhạc lẫn game thủ, có thể dùng không dây hoặc có dây lại còn kèm ANC nữa! Check More
It’s on the larger size but manages to be pretty comfortable despite that. The shells are made of medical resin and have hand painted faceplates that look quite nice. It also comes with a Litz braided graphene cable that matches the IEMs well. Check More
ThIEAUDIO typically uses resin shells on its IEMs and the Origin is no different with a 3D printed black resin material that then gets extensive polishing. The shells are on the larger side of average, and employ an ergonomic shape to help them more easily fit in the ears. Check More
The THIEAUDIO Monarch MKIII earn my universal recommendation for those seeking higher-end IEMs. Their versatile, exciting tuning suits all genres, provided you pair them with a high-quality source. Check More
The MEMS driver is interesting, the treble on the Halcyon is well behaved and doesn’t come across harsh in the slightest. It has a lot of space and air, with crisp edges and brilliant control. Check More
This is my first pair of IEM's, and I can't truly tell you how amazing these are. The quality on the IEM's itself is very nice, I felt like a king opening the box lol. but when I had actually got to using them, I was truly blown away by the clarity, simply being able to hear, and I'm not kidding here, EVERYTHING around me is insane, I don't think I can go back to normal headphones after having my ears temped by this feeling, Great product.
I'm new to IEMs but not new to the audio enthusiast world. First day I put these on I couldn't believe what I'd been missing. I then thought this was just how all IEMs sounded and ordered another brand, but no, just these. They are SO. GOOD.
At first when you put them in your ears they appear really big but after a while you get really use to it to the point where it becomes comfy. The sound signature is fantastic! Im able to pick and point where the enemies are coming from!
I can't think of a better single DD IEM at the price point. I don't know what kind of magic Kiwi Ears put into this shell but it has become one of my favorite IEMs in my very extensive collection. Having tried almost every IEM at the price point, the Belle stands out above and beyond them all.
The Simgot EW300s are by and far, a great deal. The technical aspects of tonality and sound stage are well above my head as someone marginally interested in audio and music, but as an anecdotal description I would say that the "clarity of separation" here is incredible.The mids and highs are as expected very good with the multi-driver setup, but I was thoroughly surprised by the quality and punch of the bass. Far from being too heavy, but the weight of it is far more than what the IEM's higher end would insinuate.
I bought these for gaming after watching some positive recommendations. I’ve been blown away by the performance of these. I have encouraged others to try them out and I've had nothing but blown minds. Buy these while you can for sure.
I've bought numerous of these cables and will continue to buy more in the future.
The build quality is great, the cable is supple and doesn't retain its shape - very easy to wind up or place. I didn't have any issues with microphonics. The terminations are good quality and the ear hooks are comfortable.
It's worth noting that different colours have different chin slider arrangements. For instance the purple is metallic where as the grey is plastic. All of them work well and hold their position, but the metallic ones are heavier which is the only drawback I can see at this price.
I've always used the Logitech G432 for Rainbow Six Siege, and getting good audio from them was a hassle—you practically need SteelSeries GG to make them sound close to these.
The 7Hz are a huge upgrade for R6 and any competitive FPS where hearing clearly is essential (CS2, Valorant, etc.). They're affordable, incredibly comfortable, and sound great straight out of the box with no EQ required. I still use SteelSeries GG, and they become even better, but it's completely optional.
The passive noise isolation is excellent and blocks outside distractions, making footsteps and positioning much easier to pick up.
Highly recommended for Rainbow Six Siege and competitive FPS players.
I really love the IEM's design and the packaging that it came in was gorgeous as well. It sounds fantastic out from the box, haven't checked if I can customize the output but it's great so far. My only complaint is that I couldn't order this without the mic attachment.
First off...for the price, you can't make a better choice in a wired IEM than these. These, and others like them, aren't "earphones"; I despise that term. At this level of the game, they're 'In Ear Monitors'. I fly a lot, and these are for airplanes and hotel rooms when I want to be left alone so I didn't need the in-line mic. I read reviews on several brands of sub 100.00 IEMs and these consistently came out on top. I watched reviews on these (and a couple of others) and had guys explaining the audio programming and these were touted as being among the most accurate in their genre. I plugged them into the headphone jack on my MacBook...yes, I know that MOBO audio pretty much sucks, but it will give you a pretty good hint as to what these will do...and was blown away at what I was getting. They came with all four dip switches switched to ON. All of the reviews said that this setting was 'Bass Head' type stuff. I'm not into that, so I switched them all to OFF. I used the foam earpieces that came on them. The audio was really thin and tinny and totally disappointing. I started flipping the switches one at a time to ON. I was listening to Watercolors (Jazz) on XM. I went back to all four ON. This, in this configuration, was not 'basshead' levels. It was nice and full. Thanks to their closeness to the Harman curve, the bass was present without being overpowering. Even the low E and drop D notes were there. The mids and highs were there and not piercing or shrill - totally comfortable mix. It was said that these are good for gaming; I'm not into that, but I imagine that your spacial awareness would be really good. I opted for the carrying case and the upgraded cabling also (They come with cabling but like I said, I travel a lot so I figured it was a good investment) The whole kit still came to less than a hundred bucks. They said that shipping would take 5-7 days...they got to me in 3. They're very comfortable to wear, and seat really good. I haven't had one feel like it wanted to fall out yet. The nozzle isn't so big that the earpieces start to hurt. There's also 3 different sizes of silicone ear pieces as well. This DOES change the sound (plus they're a natural PITA to put on). I tried the small and medium sets; to me they made them sound thin even with the bass switches on, so I went back to the foam ones. Don't sell these guys short because others have "dual dynamic drivers" or some such gobbledegook. These have a single dynamic driver for the low end, and four balanced armature drivers for mids and highs. They're clean and don't get muddy when you crank them up. In the sub 100.00 category, you can't do any better than the LINSOUL KZ-ZS10 PRO In Ear Monitors.
so this Iem is great so far, I've only been using it for a day, but i can clearly say what's good and what's bad about it. first of all, this Iem has great soundstage, i love it. a lot of people say this Iem doesn't have great bass, but i don't think that's true. i was curious about it and started listening to bass-boosted songs and i can tell it has great bass accurate, not those eardrum crashers. the vocals are great, more than great. i can hear the guitar strings getting pinched, the drum set... i don't know if i had a bad headset before but I've never known there are so many things in music that i couldn't hear before. let's talk about the gaming part, because i believe a lot of people are getting this for gaming. i played tom clancy's rainbow six siege and i can tell you i got accused of cheating because i shot a guy from across two walls with accurate sound. i literally knew he was there while he slow-walked. there were teammates shooting around me. when the enemy was above or below me i can finally hear the difference. but there is a but. there were a lot of delays. i ordered this pair of iems at the end of june, june 30th. thanks to linsoul support, they kept me sane for the 29 days i was waiting for it. i live in hungary and i thought my package was lost, but no, it arrived. at first my package was waiting at the airport for like 8 days, mainly for clearance. but when it arrived in hungary, everything was going so fast, i was so happy about it. it was july 7-9, then for some days it stopped. but i got the notification on july 15 that it got delivered to the local carrier, then for 11 days nothing, literally nothing. then this monday july 27 i got the update from my carrier that it's in their hands now. it got delivered the next day.
Was very pleased with the cable. Quick shipping to New Zealand. Excellent quality, very flexible and much better than the stock cable for my Edition XS headphones. Would highly recommend.
I loved the Collab and how it's so easy to use all of my devices from just being able to switch the output of the cable it's also am amazingly aesthetic cable and since I'm able to easily switch what device I can use with the cable it's amazing for traveling
The support kindly helped me and send me a new cable as a replacement of a one with a faulty mic.
It took some time but they've managed sort it out.
I am pleased with the outcome.
The cable quality is good and the sound it deliver is satisfying as expected.
I am Kurniawan, here I want to explain my experience using this IEM, I bought this IEM on 2022 and still have same quality since the first day I used it
The 7Hz Timeless is a planar magnetic IEM that has gained significant attention in the audiophile community for offering planar driver technology at a relatively affordable price.
I want to tell about the pros and cons this IEM based on my experience
Pros:
1. Impressive Technical Performance
Thanks to its planar magnetic driver, the Timeless offers excellent resolution, fast transient response, and a wide soundstage for an IEM. Details in both instruments and vocals are clear and well-separated.
2. Balanced Sound Signature
The tuning leans towards a neutral-bright sound with sub-bass emphasis. It has clean mids and sparkly treble, making it suitable for a wide variety of genres including classical, rock, and EDM.
3. Build Quality
Constructed from CNC-machined aluminum alloy, the shells feel premium and durable. The included cable is also of decent quality and detachable (2-pin), allowing for upgrades or replacements.
Cons
1. Treble Can Be Fatiguing
While the treble is detailed and extended, it can become harsh or fatiguing for treble-sensitive listeners, especially at higher volumes.
2. Bass Texture
Although the sub-bass is present and punchy, the bass lacks a bit of texture and impact compared to top-tier dynamic driver IEMs.
3. Large Shell Design
The circular, disc-like shape might not suit all ear shapes. Some users experience difficulty getting a secure or deep fit, which can affect sound quality and isolation.
Conclusion:
The 7Hz Timeless is a standout performer in the planar IEM category, offering detailed sound, fast transients, and excellent imaging. While its tuning may not appeal to everyone—particularly those sensitive to treble—it provides tremendous value for enthusiasts seeking a technically proficient IEM. If you appreciate clarity, speed, and a relatively neutral tuning with planar qualities, the Timeless is a compelling choice in the sub-$250 range.
So I the sound brenner waves befpre, and decided to upgrade to these.
They are very very very good. Detail retrieval is fantastic, and for earbuds the sound stage is surprisingly good.
They are a bit cooler than the waves. However i tend to like that sound.
If you need analytical listening, these are for you.
It sounds great, isolates well, and feels sturdy. I wish the cable was a little longer, but I’m 6’5”, so I’m kind of a freak of nature. I can plug it into my phone and put my phone in my pocket just fine, but especially as a drummer, I prefer a cable that allows me to move a little more. That said, the cable it comes with feels really nice, doesn’t make any noise, and it doesn’t tangle either.
Tldr: as a tall person who moves a lot, I wish the cable was about a foot longer, but other than that, no notes. I highly recommend these.
The perfect upgrade for this iem's is to find better cable and to buy one DAC. And without them they do their job very well but... I've been using them for at least 6 months+ and they rock really well. I use them in for gaming and i think is one of the best (on budget) And they deserve a place in top 5 for gaming. I also use them to listen to music and to make it. It's just that this part feels like they're missing something.
Feather-light IEMs (just 3.2g) featuring a metal faceplate, a tangle-resistant 2-pin cable, and a surprisingly clean inline microphone with great noise suppression. The 10mm DLC driver delivers clean, living vocals and a punchy low-end with zero listening fatigue. Incredible value for the money.
I'm not sure you'll get this much crunch from an IEM at this price point. To be brutally honest, the sound profile is a little murky but that's easily rectified with an EQ app. I've got a few different EQ settings for the various styles of music I listen to, and these IEMs definitely cut the mustard!
This is only the 2nd pair of iems I've bought but these are way better than my previous ones the only thing i would say i didn’t like is that it hurt my ears for a period of time but thats me not the product and the sound quality is amazing
I ordred Simgot EW200, an old cheap budget iems, I thought it would average/below average but it is so nice! I enjoy it a lot from gaming to music to watch my shows also it is surprisingly very comfortable for me so everything is perfectly amazing for me.
The free shipping LOVED IT, thank you all.
I prefer the wide bore version but these are a very nice comfortable tip, very good quality. The texture seems to make it easier to seat them and the seal is excellent when they're in.
Great sounding buds! Used the biggest ear tip to get a better seal for bass. Fine tuned it with my phone's EQ and it's punching well above its price point.
They are high quality and sound nice, i love the metal build, they seem like they will last for many years, but one thing concerns me, the brass tips react with the ear oils and build a vibrant cyan green corrosion gunk layer, you gotta clean the green rust off every once in a while and the gold coating gets rubbed off and the tips are left with a pink brass color which corrodes even faster without the coating, but its very nice that they made it possible to unscrew the tips for cleaning and replacing the mesh, would be nice if they included a few spare meshes for when those ones get too gunked up or lost, also the tube that goes around the cable that makes the ear shape has split and opened and does not hold its shape anymore, but the cable is working perfectly and seems quite robust
I had been using a razer dongle with my Wan'er 2 on my pc and had hisses and crackles. The Kiwi ears dongle has solved these issues for me. The audio I am getting is great. It is also very useful to listen to audio on my S24.
The bass is deep and powerful but not boomy. Detail retrieval is amazing for this price point. Separation of music is great too. Bass, guitar and piano lovers will enjoy this set a lot. EDM and hip-hop songs sound very fun. Overall, the tone of the male vocals is warm and lush. Female vocals aren’t sibilant. For FPS games, the directional footstep sounds are accurate, and the headroom is quite big. ZiiGaat and Fresh Reviews did a great job on this collab.
They are not cheap, but they are consistently the best sealing, bass-tightening ear tips there are. I own four pairs and will probably get more in the future. It’s an absolute staple. I think they are on the bigger side—usually I use M, but with W1 I use MS.
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