Review on SIMGOT EM1 In-Ear Monitor Headphones, Noise-Isolating IEM Earphones with Dynamic Driver, HiFi Earbuds Designed with OCC Detachable Cable, Red/Blue Color - Ideal for Smartphones and Audio Players by Kristen Narvaez

Let me start by saying that I own a lot of IMS, from cheap Apple headphones to CIEM, and they are very good. The verification process consisted of letting the monitors "burn out" for about 72 hours. I chose these because when I first got them they sounded very bright and I didn't feel it, but it was a real sonic signature. All auditions were conducted with 96kHz or higher PCM files played via FiiO X5 Gen 3 and iFi xDSD (connected via USB cable). - BoomtownSteely Dan - AjaDaft Punk - RAM I don't like heavy bass music and prefer more details. The EM1 definitely has that detail. The environment I listed ranges from airplanes to hotel rooms, and the silicone tip insulation was good and comfortable. There were times when my ears got really tired because the sound signature was so bright. It just took quite a long time, more than 3 hours, but it's worth mentioning. The fit of the cups on my ears was very comfortable as these are very light devices. The cables are recessed with two memory tube contacts for your hooks. They must be worn around the ear. I'd like to see slightly better cable quality at this price point, but I really have no complaints about the scope of delivery, the devices come with two sets of silicone tips and a small mesh carrying case. Photos of boxed accessories are provided. All things considered, these EM1s cost $79 and will stay in my rotation for long days of travel. Users/walterhenkels/Downloads/IMG_3257.HEIC/Users/walterhenkels/Downloads/IMG_3258.HEIC