7Hz - Divine
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Last updated: Dec 16, 2025 Scoring
7hz, Truthear, Mangird, Dunu. Lots of different options at different price points, and every year the tech gets cheaper/better implemented so an $80 IEM at this point is pretty close to a $300 IEM from 5 years ago. Truthear Hexa is my go-to recommendation, has a really natural presentation and good bass.
r/me_irl • Me_irl ->What’s your setup look like now? I’m using the 7hz Divine in arc raiders and it has decent imaging. Also just order the Kefine Delci AE which may be one of the best under $100 for gaming. I can update you about that one later this weekend.
r/iems • Need IEM recommendations for clarity and footsteps while gaming ->bunny dsp/7hz salnotes zero/tangzu waner sg2. Personal recommendation - tangzu
r/headphonesindia • Type C IEM recommendations under 2k ->7hz divine seems better.and btw,pinna activation reveals depth of sound.good pair of iems will surpass headphones and 7hz divine is one the best rated gaming iems,not much for music tho.its harman.
r/iems • Need iems for valorant and cs2 after using linsoul salnote zero ->ZSN Pro X has same build quality as zsn pro, so go for the 7hz. i owned a zsn pro x in humid climate and it died after only 6 months of use
r/iems • What should I get? ->Got all 5 that I wanted Crinear DayBreak Tanchjim Origin 7hz Crinacle Divine, Tanchjim Fola Tanchjim Fission Black $500 total I really like single DDs they’re my endgame. I just dabble in multi driver but honestly I’m ready for kilobuck on that front.
r/iems • What did everyone get from the 11:11 sales! ->I do. 7hz got less distortions and are easier to EQ. Moondrop is notorious for their bad quality, can't expect anything from $20 iem though. Overall 7hz are a bit better and more reliable.
r/iems • Which $20 IEM has the best cable? ->They are a wonderful pair, and not just for £20. I still use mine and I have far more expensive ones (some that are not as good as the 7hz) If you like the sound, then you have won. If they were a pair of Bluetooth headphones and they sounded as good as they do, then you would not be looking for an upgrade. EQ them, they will sound different, and for you that might mean better. The cable is functional but low end. A new cable won't make them sound different, but a zonie will make them feel better. Tips may make them sound better (unless the original tips fit you) Enjoy them, enjoy your music.
r/iems • Thank you to this subreddit for the best $20 purchase of my life ->I love the sound of the Blue 2’s, but I tried the Tangzu Fudu, Kiwis and 7hz - the only reason I’m considering others is because they feel so much better in my ears. But the sound signature has been better on the Truths by far
r/iems • Truthear Hexa is Still Goated ->Hey, same setup here! The 7Hz really sounds great on 'em even without EQ.
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