Linsoul SIMGOT EA500 LM 2nd Gen Dual-Magnet & Dual-Cavity Dynamic Driver in Ear Monitor, Wired Gaming Earbuds with Replaceable Tuning Nozzle, Detachable Cable for Audiophile/Gamer

I recently splurged on a pair of these IEMs for around $90, which is more than I've ever spent on earphones. After using them, I can confidently say they're worth every penny. I can safely start this review off by saying i do not regret this purchase at all.The bass on these IEMs is fantastic. It's deep and punchy, better than anything I've used before. The mids are clear and bring out the vocals and instruments nicely. The highs are generally smooth, though they can get a bit harsh at times, but it's nothing too bothersome.These IEMs feel super premium. They're made of metal and have a good weight to them, which makes them feel sturdy and high-quality. They fit comfortably in my ears, and I’ve worn them for hours without any issues.The stock cable that comes with them is decent—light and doesn’t tangle easily. I'm considering an upgrade, but the current one works fine, for now. The packaging was ultra premium too and includes a solid carrying case and extra nozzles for adjusting the sound. I use the case every day to keep all my adapters, the IEMs, and my bluetooth DAC.I'd say, if you are looking for some IEMs with some killer bass and have only messed with low tier iems, this is the next logical step up from that. Its well worth it.

These are the best IEMS you can find in the price range and are a great value. They have a very pleasant, warm full sound, the entire sound range is well balanced. To compare with a name brand, they sound similar if not better and more well detailed than my AirPods Pros 2. They look amazing, they're well built, they feel nice and premium and are very comfortable. These are the third IEMs that Ive tried out and they sound by far the best so far, the others being the FIIO FH3, and the Letshour S12. I highly recommend these IEMs. They are easily one of the best in the price range.

These are currently my main IEMs I use. They are pretty solid for the money. Good bass, not too excessive but not underwhelming either. Hits the sweet spot on bass for me in most music genres. Mids are good, but could be better. Treble is there while not being fatiguing but still decent details. Volume is okay. These things come with 3 different ear nozzles, personally the only good one I think is the red and silver nozzle. It comes with the red and gold by default but I found it had a very thin sound quality and lacked a lot of body when listening to music. These aren't perfect but can't go too wrong for the price. They have a metal housing which makes them feel high quality. The downside is the metal housing is a bit heavy and can get fatiguing to wear after a little while.

I normally don 't like to do reviews but I was taking by surprise and the SIMGOT EA500 LM deserve a reviewI am extremely picky when it comes to sound I like to be very selective when it comes to buying headphones and IEMs. There are a bunch of reviewers on YouTube claiming that EA500LM are a steal for the money and for $80 dollars I like to agree and I don't have regrets after breaking my promise to myself on not buying headphones anymore since I already have way too many and now the SIMGOT EA 500LM has become my number UNO, of the many IEms I own my numer one was AFUL Performer 5 followed by MOONDROP Kato and then LET SHOUER S12. All this IEMS are wonderful but none of them make smile and close my eyes like the SIMGOT, the sound of this IEms is smooth with lots of detail and at times almost holographic just like some reviewers said this set is, the AE500 IS not for people who are bass heads but you do get bass when is on the tracks and I like the treble that at times some could say is bright but with narrow bore tips I don't have anything to complain about, now I like to share I did not change the brass tips that come already installed at the factory I love them just like that but I did change the cable for TRIPOWIN ZONY I think that is what they called this cable so to summarize I think SIMGOT did an oustanding job on the tunning and the beautiful shells which are comfortable and I wear them for hours, so for $80 dollars I can not complain about anything maybe for others with higher expectations that could be the case but for my it is a not brainier, if you like soundstage, instrument separation good bass and silky midrange and treble do yourself a favor and treat yourself to great sound!

OK...Not going to describe the upper-mid, or micro detail, or V shape on U shape or even W shape. And all those "fingerprint magnet" comments are so useless. You don't look at these while your using them! Can I just say that this IEM, to me, ( and yes I own the Focal Elear, Beyerdymamic DT770, and the Aune AR5000 so I do have a reference point). sounds incredibly good. Listened to these for three hours with no "listening fatigue". Surprisingly powerful and controlled bass, and overall exciting sound, just a very "fun" listen right out of the box.They seem to "scale up" incredibly well depending either on the source (amplification) or the recording quality. They are very efficient, but some extra power does really make them shine. I'm definitely keeping mine as a nice addition to my " audio on a budget" collection.