Leaderboard
What's that? You can't find your precious 'UberBassMax 9000' on my leaderboard? Maybe it's because I haven't reviewed it yet, genius. I only rank the IEMs I do full reviews for. That said, keep in mind that this leaderboard is growing rapidly and is updated multiple times per week, so maybe you'll be in luck soon.
As of right now, there are 13 different IEMs created by 11 different brands listed on this leaderboard.
| Rank | Product Name | Picture | Description | Rating |
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| #1 | Tanchjim Kara |
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Amazing sub-bass, exquisite mids and detailed highs. A decidedly well-defined sound profile. Very comfortable. An incredible design aesthetic. | |
| #2 | Truthear Nova |
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Bass that's awesome in quality, not quantity. Mids that make vocals stand out. Treble is meaty, yet might be a bit much for some. Good soundstage and great technicalities. | |
| #3 | AFUL Performer 8 |
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A full-bodied sonic presentation, particularly in the mids. The lows and highs are competent and lush. Detail retreival is remarkable. Soundstage is narrower than expected. | |
| #4 | BGVP NS10 |
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Technical finesse meets rich, controlled bass for an engaging, musical experience. A gem with minor quirks including the just okay vocal tonality and silly filter system. | |
| #5 | TangZu x Divinus Fudu |
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Highly musical sound signature. Not a titan for lows, mids or highs, yet manages to have sparks of genius and be fun. Comfortable velvet eartips included. | |
| #6 | 7hz Sonus |
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Lean mids, an easy-to-like bass profile, and treble that doesn't back down. Decent ergonomics. A new standard in 1DD+1BA driver configuration IEMs. | |
| #7 | 7Hz Salnotes Zero |
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Balanced sound profile. Not for bassheads, but a champ for mids and highs at this price range. One of the best value propositions in audio today. | |
| #8 | Kinera Idun Golden (2.0) |
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Articulate bass meets vocal-centric mids and bright, yet controlled highs and treble. Not a bass-thumper, however. Stunning design that feels luxurious. | |
| #9 | SeeAudio Yume |
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The original heavy-hitter that continues to make waves with its stunning design, clear vocals and impressive sub-bass, but lags in technicalities and treble performance. | |
| #10 | Truthear Hola |
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Appropriate for long listening sessions whilst keeping you engaged. Decent bass, above average mids and balanced highs. Refreshingly comfortable for the price. | |
| #11 | Moondrop Chu II |
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One for bassheads that want good comfort and above average build materials for the price. Not a technical or analytical IEM, but enjoyable nonetheless. | |
| #12 | Dunu Titan S |
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Technically proficient but musically meh. It gets high marks for its treble, but don't expect any emotional fireworks from the lows or mids. Solid accessories package. | |
| #13 | Juzear Clear |
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Heavy bass, but it's a bit congested. Mediocre mids with meh vocal representation. Shouty highs. Poor ergonomics. Driver flex. Great cable comes included. |