The ER2 is a dynamic driver IEM, a big jump from the typical BA Drivers we see from Etymotic. The ER2XR excels in providing a good amount of technical ability combined with a pleasant timbre and tonality.

Tanchjim Blues are an older release from Tanchjim and specialise in specific genres. The problem is that they’re not versatile enough and the fit is a struggle.

KZ ZAX piqued my interest with its interesting design, and kept my interest with its relatively pleasant sound. This is exactly how I like my KZs.

The ISN D02 has a lot of merits such as a competent tuning, versatility, comfort and overall value. However, it does have some shortcomings that it faces.

The Vesper should be able to satisfy most consumers with an above-average build quality, superb fit, and most importantly enjoyable sound signature

TRN VX was supposed to be a flagship of sorts, but right from the spartan packaging, something seemed off. In short, it really isn’t. Read on for more.

TFZ No.3 is a single dynamic IEM that doesn’t set out to do much. It’s unabashedly a one-trick pony – a bass cannon and at least it nails that part.

BGVP Zero is a relatively lowkey yet interesting IEM as it sits in the budget realm despite offering an electrostatic +dynamic driver hybrid. The resulting sound is rich and dark, only held back by its poor technical ability.

The Tin Hifi T4 is a very competent IEM in terms of technicalities for its price and no doubt, one of the IEMs to watch out for under $100.

Fiio’s FH1s attempts an upgrade over the original FH1, resulting in a rather lukewarm-sounding, budget-ish IEM.