Review on 🎧 High-Fidelity Aluminum Earphones IEM's - Meze 11 NEO Gun Metal Grey (Premium, Gun Metal Grey) by Jessica Wang

Before I write this review, let me say that I'm not a music lover - I just listen to music all day and want to get the best listening experience from my favorite artists. I have bought and used extensively several different pairs of IEMs in this price range over the past few years including the Klipsch s4-ii, the Klipsch r6i and most recently the Sennheiser cx 5.00. Each of these pairs had their little quirks and the difference between them was almost negligible until I used them for a few days and compared them again. But as soon as I put them on, I immediately noticed a difference in quality. However, before I talk about how they sound, I have to discuss how incredible their build quality is. The cable itself is encased in a sturdy but durable cord that seems to hold up well to the rigors of my jean pockets and tight backpack - should I choose not to use the premium carrying case they include in the box - and the metal body makes up for it Klipsch, Sennheiser, and many other headphone makers feel like I paid a lot more than it actually is, Klipsch, Sennheiser, and many other headphone makers find reasons to make their IEMs oddly shaped to make them appear ergonomic, with no real benefits in relation on offering comfort or fit, but Meze chose a secure shape that perfectly fits my picky ear canals. Now about how they sound. These headphones offer an incredible soundstage and detailed sound that I didn't even think was possible in IEM. They don't draw much power either, and when played through my Nexus 6p the music sounds better on them than on my M40X. Every note, every measure, every voice can be distinguished, and it's always wonderful. Tl; dr - Excellent build quality, even higher sound quality. Buy it.