BQEYZ turns up the hit, going from Spring to Summer. This new IEM is a triple driver, consisting of dynamic, balanced armature and piezo-electric drivers.

The BGVP NS9 is a 9 driver hybrid IEM featuring an all-metal build. In terms of sound, I would imagine this to be Basshead’s ideal IEM.

Shuoer released the Tape Pro, a follow up to their rather successful Tape Electrostatic Earphones. It’s hard to believe this earphone is an upgrade in any way.

TFZ King Pro was one of the old flagships from TFZ back in 2018. Revisiting it in 2021, is it still competitive in the $100-200 bracket?

Thieaudio Legacy 4 builds on the switch system from the Legacy 3 and improves on its technical ability, resulting in a competitive Hybrid IEM.

The See Audio Anou has a very pleasant tuning as well as a tough-to-miss level of aesthetics that they have. It is a sure-hit with the community.

The TinHiFi P1 are a set of planar IEMs which have an excellent tonality and timbre, on the condition that they are adequately powered.

The $100-$200 region is competitive for IEMs. The BGVP ArtMagic DH3 delivers a fun, musical yet versatile and tuneable sound, but is it enough?

The TRI I3 contains an impressive trio of a dynamic driver, a balanced armature and a planar magnetic driver. This competes directly with the TinHifi P1, read on to find out more!

Tanchjim released a sidegrade to their well-known Oxygen IEMs. These feature a completely different tuning sharing the shell design. Read on to find out more.