Haven't used these myself but they always seem to have decent reviews. Not a huge discount but decent enough.
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Your choices are arguably the Hexas, or stepping down to the Simgot EW200, which seem to be the high performance single DD option at present in thensub-$120 category. Zero Red is tonally nice, but a technical step behind.
I'd probably rule out any other option at the moment. Highly recommend the Hexas, which shine after a tip change, whether for tonal balance, or technical performance (Spinfit W1). Dunu S&S is another option too.
Yeah I had the arias and initially did consider getting these as an upgrade but ended up going for the letshuoer s12 pro planer magnetic iems. So can't give you any advice on these unfortunately.
I have LETSHUOER S12 and KZ PR2 HBB, I think my IEM game is over, unless theresa a crazy deal on a top end IEMs.
Good choice. Would just wait for something that's clearly better than s12.
Hey mate how are the KZ's compared to the s12s? I'm loving the s12pros but would be interested to see how they stack up against each other.
Mate, tbh with you. KZ HBB PR2 has two iterations, one with a black mesh and the second production they removed it. Supposedly, the one with mesh is better. Everyone in their Facebook group raves about it.
In my experience, if you put a decent cable and good comfortable tips, both sound fantastic. KZ is a power hungry IEMs, you can get the same volume out of S12 and KZ. It opens up when your amp hits 80 to 90% which was crazy.
When I first got KZ, I found that sound was more refined and airy, bass was controlled. Later on as I spent more time with it, I started to prefer S12 more and more. Mine is without the mesh.
If you ask me, don't spend money on 50$ stuff. Trust me, you'd end up with bunch or IEMs and thing would pipe up.
I only have S12 when it dropped to 100ยข and KZ when it was 50$.
I bought a pair after someone recommended them to me here when I posted a Shure iem deal.
I am not very experienced in the IEM world, all I can say is that the hexa are well worth the full price I paid, I really do appreciate that they made the tonal balance spot on, no exaggeration on the lower end, no coloration on the mid, just right.
Technical wise of course there are limitations for how little you paid for them, but I can live with a little less treble or bass extension, I like the 'would rather not mute than produce fake sound' approach, and I wish more people would support this product to encourage the manufacturers to produce more product with this style, as I am rather disappointed the mass market is dominated by the v-shape/u-shape sound signature products.
These IEMs are insane even for full price, uses the exact same drivers are the Moondrop Blessing 2 a $400+ IEM. Though these are tuned slightly differently but not much.
Did I mention these are amazing for gaming as well? PC, Series X, PS5.
At $98 these are a steal.
same driver configuration =/= same drivers
I really would love these but I might wait a few more months as I only got the Salnotes zero 2 months ago lol.
Strongly tempted to get these for gaming. Primarily FPS - does anyone have any experience or thoughts to share?
bought! THANKS! <3
Can confirm these are kind of insanely good even for the normal price.
The discount is over I guess. Showing RRP for me
Tempted to get these. Been watching reviews and the main contenders are the Hexa, Aria and zeros. Still a little torn