Tangzu wan'er in Ear Monitor Headphones,10mm Dynamic Driver PET Diaphragm Dual Cavity Chamber IEM Earphone with Detachable Tangle-Free Cords for Musician Audiophile (White,with Mic)

Solid low end , good sub basseasy to drive ( works with phone )good fit and sealcool shellstock cable is decentplenty of details in mids and highs without being harsh or sibilantgood extension at both endsgood for price, relaxed listen fun Vshape sound

The first pair I got was broken upon arrival and the second pair had muted sound in the left one randomly. removed the mesh cover and it works fine now so idk but their great

I use it for music & calls it has great sound fidelity.

These are very nice and comfortable IEMs, especially for the price. The plastic build makes them very lightweight, there's a small rubber piece on the casing that helps them rest comfortably in your ear, and the sound quality is great (at least for non-audiophiles like myself!)The one downside is the casing. I may have received a faulty set, but one of them fell apart when taking them out of my ears, snapping one of the wires. There don't appear to be any screws or adhesive keeping the casing together, so they come apart very easily. It's probably not the hardest repair with the right knowledge/tools, but it would be nice if there was something more to help keep the casing together.Update: I was contacted and refunded for the broken IEMs. This was much appreciated, but I'm unsure if the issue I describe in this review is common or not, so I have not changed my score.

I bought these twice and both times the left one was broken (constantly made a high pitched ringing noise)while they were incredibly comfortable the wire kept getting in the way and knotting itself together

These are not a new release, I think they were released last year but they are still pretty good at their price range. The design is very similar to the warrior especially the wing that both have, both sets are very comfortable.The main upside these have compared to the warrior is that these have a good default tuning. The warrior does sound better but you have to eq the mid bass way down. The sound on these is slight mid bass over sub bass, forward mids and relaxed treble. The bass is slightly elevated but not overdone. Soundstage and imaging are also pretty good.The included tips are pretty good and the included cable is fine, the cable is a bit thin but it’s fine. The only issue my set has is what I assume is loose drivers, I hear a click every time I put them on or just push them in my ears. It’s somewhat rare to get iems that have this issue and it’s usually only on one side but on these it’s on both sides. The issue doesn’t affect the sound at all but it does make QC look bad.Overall these are pretty good for the price, the sound has a slight mid bass emphasis but it’s clean overall. I rated them 4 stars only because if the clicking issue on both sides.

Great sound and quality.

As soon as I put them on I was wowed... if you like bass these are it, also has good mids and highs

Yet another entry in the KBear line up. While sharing many attributes with it's sibling Lark, the Robin offers a fuller bass with slightly less upper details in the treble regions. Like the Lark, it comes with a soft case, and some ear tip selection. Overall a nicer presentation than the ultra budget KS1, and a more refined sound spectrum. They fit well with a nice flat metal face, and I love the blue gradient dimpled look. The Robin's might be a nice mid-budget tier choice for those looking to explore in the $30 - $50 IEM range. I find them non fatiguing, comfortable and a pleasing listen to a wide variety of genres.

Great sound and look for the money