Тем временем я заказал себе d-fi без переключателей (есть инфа, что в них лучше звук) и принес вам очередное мнение с лопаты от коллекционера

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-Simgot EW200: Treble murder. I can not listen to it for more than half an hour. Not even the Tripowin Spiral Groove tips can help it. The details are good and i like the bass, but the mids are like they took a vacation and left treble and bass home to play. It kinda sounds artifical. It also lacks air and stage. Would not recommend.

-Letshuoer Z12: It is REALLY good for it's price. It has a good amount of bass which is nothing special, but the way the mids and the treble plays is the real show stealer. With the right equipment and music it just throws detail at you like nothing else (i have heard). I could also call it trebel murder but now you get stage, mids and air in the mix which makes it ALMOST balanced. The biggest throwback to this is that you need a few things to make it sound good. You will need a warm solid state amp (tubes don't go well with it) which is the Hiby R5II in my case. You will also need a good eartip that chips off some trebel energy at the right spots. I found the Tripowin foams mentiond before to be the best option. The only thing i hate about it is the cable. I don't know why i still have it. The connector falls off, the 2.5mm one broke in two weeks, the earhooks are too stiff and the worst part is, it is very microphonic. I would (will) get another one. Overall it is kind of unique and i really like it.

-Fiio FD5: Premium. If you wan't an iem to show off with, that isn't too expensive this is it! The box, accessories, and the buds themselves are stunning. They look and feel solid. I have heard some people have comfort issues with it but that does not affect me. The main character here is soundstage. It is kinda incredible when an iem sounds like its sound is coming from outside your head. Imaging is also excellent. The tuning is nothing like the others. There is a substential midbass boost which gives the muscic body but does not hurt the mids (much). The reble is a mixed bag. It can be shouty at times and so this is another case where you can't listen to everything with this set. I can not tell you to buy this over other, more balanced sets at this price but i can say one thing: if you wan't to try large soundtage than you will not be disappointed with this. It's almost like headphones.

-Kiwi Ears Cadenza: The favorite child. This is the one that i vibe the most with. The tuning is perfect for me. It's clear, lot of bass, tasetful trebel, forward mids, air and a unique tectile quality to drums. This is my benchmark. If i buy a high end IEM this is the one i'm gonna base it on. The technicalities are below the more expensive sets but it does not matter. Full 5⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ rec, especially for the price. Everyone should own one.

-Kiwi Ears Quartet: Funky. (I will only talk about my preferred switch config' which is both on.) If you like anithing that involves bass and drums this is it. At first the sound is like a more refined version of your usual tws earbuds that everyone uses. Lot of midbass and trebel at some places. It sounds good with most things but i would not recommend it for slow detailed (audiophile) recordings. There is an artifical nature to it that does not bother me but is really bad for nicer music.

-KZ Zsn ProX: My first ever iem. You have one guess where i got the idea to buy this from. I would not buy it again if i hade to choose a first iem. I would not buy it if i were you period. BUT there is one thing it does that makes it unique. It has a metalic sound thanks to the ba in the nozzle. It might not sound like this is a good thing and it is not, but it makes violins sound a certain way that makes me tingle. The only use i have for this is in some specific tracks that contain violins. It is a bizarre thing for sure.

-Tangzu Wan'er: if you are thinking of buying a cheap one get this (Or save and get the Cadenza duh!). Hidizs Ms-1 Galaxy, Zigaat Nuo, 7hz zero, Kz ZVX. These are the ones i have tried from the cheap ones. Just buy this. The others are not even worth talking about. (The Nuo on the bottom right have been given away to someone already.)

-Kinera Celest Plutus Beast: Let's start with the thing that is unique. The bone conduction matters. The bass and sometimes the low mids sound tactile. The mids are forward and the treble is set a step back. The mids are so forward in this case that it can easily cause fatigue. I love it for dubstep and edm but i can't listen to it for too long. My hour long commute is enough for a day. I should also mention that it lacks in the detail department. It's like the wan'er which is great but not 100$ great. Only recommended for iem hoarde... I mean collectors.

-Tripowin x HBB Mele: A warm iem that is so warm it hurts. The bass is kind of op which makes the detail in the mids and treble a big surprise. If you need a warm and bassy set that does not sacrefice detail (too much) than this is for you. Warning! The bass coud be so much that on worse days it gives me dizziness.

-Letshuoer Gallileo: Soundstage and Deatail enters, Bass leaves. I think this is a great set. It's technical performance punches above it's weight class. The tuning is where things go south for me. It kind of sound boring. No treble and bass boost. It has a unique presentation that warrants a place in my collection but i woud lie if i said i would choose this over the others. Good for others, not for me.

-CVJ Konoka: Vibrator for your ears. There is not much to speak of. If you would like an iem that could be used as a sextoy here is your chance to get one. The fact that i was invested enough to glue treble dampening foams in it should be a signal of it's uniqueness. It's cheap. Try it.

-Hiby Hela: I use this with my TRN BT20s Pro Bluetooth module to watch movies. I got it for free due to an oversight on the Hiby website (if you order an R5II dap and select the blue option with Hela iem you get the iem for free). It is 100$ usually but i would not buy it for that. Sound like a colder, more detailed version of the wan'er.