FanmusicTRUTHEAR GATE Cost-Effective Dynamic Driver in-Ear Headphone with 0.78 2Pin Cable (Black, with mic)

This is my first experience with a budget IEM, purchased after spending way too much time going down discussion board rabbit holes. The sound quality is great, and the fit is good and comfortable. The little loop that tucks behind the ear really wants to pop out though – it'd be nice if the cord had a little stiffness/memory so I could bend it appropriately and have it stay put. I'll probably replace the cable at some point, but all in all these are excellent value for money.

Comes with a nice little case, lots of earbuds sizes. Great.

Good for the price, though slightly on the shouty side. Audible driver flex when inserting, but not terrible.

Sounds great and. Comfortable

I had high hopes for these sleek, moderately priced IEMs. But the unit I received has so little bass it sounds like I'm tuned to a crappy AM radio from the 1950s. Not retro chic but truly thin, terrible sound. It's so bad, I wonder if the one I received just a dud.I had previously purchased another pair of IEMs in this same price range which were very good, so I'm thinking my unit might really be a bad instance of an otherwise OK product. I should have written to the manufacturer, but I had too much going on when I got them and I just stuck them in a drawer. The connecting cable is actually quite nice and very well made, which increases my thought about having received a dud. I pulled them out the other day to confirm they're as bad as I originally thought and yup...they are.I hope everyone else who bought these had a better experience, because there seem to be a lot of fairly good reviews. Too bad about mine, though. If the manufacturer reaches out to me and we can fix this, I'll certainly update my review, hopefully with more stars. I actually HATE writing negative reviews.

These are great, the size might just be a bit too big for my small ears though. So a little not comfortable for a long time. The sound is perfect!

The sound on these is unremarkable. I think there are better options out there in the price range. The Moondrop Chu II come to mind. The housing is cheap plastic and the clear window scratches if you look at it the wrong way. Compared with the Truthear Hola, the Hola is constructed better and sounds slightly better in my opinion.

I've heard better.