LinsoulSIMGOT SuperMix 4 1DD+1BA+1Planar+1PZT Hybrid Drivers Earphones, HiFi in Ear Monitor IEM, Wired Gaming Earbuds with OFC Silver-Plated Cable for Musician Audiophile

The SuperMix 4 is a versatile in-ear monitor (IEM) known for its balanced and engaging sound, particularly within its price range. Here is my quick summary:Sound Signature:- Bass: Strong sub-bass with a good rumble and punchy mid-bass.- Mids: Smooth and natural with excellent vocal presence for both male and female vocals.- Treble: Smooth, extended, and non-fatiguing, keeping the sound lively.Technical Performance:- Soundstage: Wide and tall with decent depth.- Imaging: Good.- Resolution/Detail Retrieval: Solid, especially considering the price.-Comfort and Build:- Fit: Ergonomic, comfortable and has a secure fit.- Build: Durable, with a two-part shell with resin and a metal faceplate.- Cable: High quality but slightly stiff.Overall: It’s well-suited for those who appreciate Harman-like tuning, strong sub-bass, and punchy mid-bass. Good value.

This is the only IEM I've purchased that doesn't really seem to have a real flaw, at least to my preferences. The bass is punchy, the vocals are full and forward, the treble is detailed, the soundstage is quite big at times usually due to the upper trebble. When there's multiple vocalists present I don't get the feeling that the voices are fighting with each other - it's always clean.If you like harman tuning, this is great all around pick. I was also worried about comfort because of how large the nozzle seems in photos, but I just put on the small tips they came with and put them on and I have no complaints. They don't fit my ears perfectly, but they're fairly close. They are fairly wide so they stick out of my ear canal a bit in a weird looking way, which isn't really a problem but it seems noteworthy.

I just bought a $300 pair of wireless earbuds that don't hold a candle to this. I did hours of online research before making this purchase. There are some better looking IEM's out there, but you can't beat this for sound quality. It's amazing how much more you get for your money with a wired IEM. I'm using this for amateur music production and it feels very accurate to me, more so than my studio monitor headphones even. These pack small so I can take them when I travel, and it comes with a cool little case. In case you're wondering (like I was) they fixed the "out of phase" or backwards wiring that some have complained about.

Great sounding set, really enjoy listening to these and they're now my daily drivers. Did have one issue after about 10 months of ownership the right earbud stopped playing at the same level contacted the seller and after some back and forth via email to prove that there was an imalance, they sent me a new earbud. Overall pretty happy with this product and the experience with Linsoul. I knocked one star off because i had one side fail pretty quickly which Ideally shouldn't happen.

Sound fine but they unplug a lot at the connection to the iem. And also the silicone ear pieces fall off all the time

I'll start by saying, I'm not s competitive gamer. I play single-player games where my top priority is immersiveness. There may be better IEMs out their for pinpointing footsteps, gunfire, etc. in competitive FPS, but the soundstage is pretty good and the detail retrieval is fantastic for this price point. For gaming, I use these with a Sennheiser GSX 1000 gaming DAC and I pretty much keep them in 2.0 hi def mode rather than 7.1 because I'm not a fan of how hollow the 7.1 mode sounds on these or my Sennheiser PC38X open backs. I do listen to music as well from my PC using the same setup and it sounds great to me.For listening to music on my phone, I use these with a Hiby FC4 DAC dongle and it sounds equally good. If I had to describe the sound signature I'd say the soundstage is good. I haven't tried many other IEMs but a lot of professional reviews rate the soundstage as good but not great compared to some more expensive IEMs, but great at this price point. Resolution and detail retrieval are great. I hear so many little details in a lot of songs I couldn't hear using wireless headphones. They do have a pretty bright sound signature overall. Definitely harmonist, v shaped. Bassheads won't be impressed. The bass is present, bit it's quick and responsive and lacks some thump and has a pretty quick decay. The mids are tuned to a good place for my liking, both male and female vocals sound pretty forward but don't overwhelm other details and the instrument separation is really good. If you're trebnle sensitive, then these might not be for you. The trebnle sparkles and I can listen to them at a pretty high volume without them being fatiguing but on certain songs, they are on the cusp of being sibilant for certain parts with very high tones.Overall I love them though and think they're fantastic for a $140 IEM. For my preferences, at least.

They are clearly better than other audio devices I have used. I am not an audiophile, but they are better than my Sony XM5 headphones and apple air pods pro. The music is just more clear, and I now understand instrument separation.My only caveat and downside is that Apple makes their phone purposefully a pain in the butt. This isn’t surprising from an all too well known evil that is 🍎 google that for shocking, crimes against humanity.Anyways, if you have an iphone, you will need a dac that has a volume controller on it. The iPhone actually has an inbuilt dac, but the volume is way too loud just using a dongle.On my Android, the volume controls work just fine. I can control the volume. Apple designed their phones to damage the ears of non airpod owners.

The sound quality wasn't as good