KEFINE - Delci

My favorites for PUBG so far: \- Kefine Delci Angel Ears (Delci AE) 70€ \- Tripowin Vivace 30€ \- Truthear Crinacle Zero blue 60€ \- Simgot EM6L 100€ \- QKZ x HBB 20€ (but short-lasting) What I wouldn't recommend: \- 7Hz Salnotes Zero (partrially usable) 25€ \- Moondrop Chu 20€ \- KZ Zex Pro (CRN) 30-50€ I do have the HD 560S, and I use them balanced using the 4.4mm cable and the Akliam PD4. They, like most headphones, cause "gamer hair", and that's a look I can't rock at work. That's why I mostly use IEMs. I also use the IEM-s with 4.4mm cables.

Try delci ae, I think it has more bass than ew300

It depends on the person, for me personally the lack of bass takes away from my comp games. Where i wanna hear the explosives and the gunshots, while still having a precise and good soundstage. I believe the truthear x crinacle zero is quite abit better than the hexa in terms of fps, but I do agree with you on the kefine delci top tier without a doubt.

I currently have the Kafine Delice AE for gaming. Whats better for gaming

I would take the Kefine Klean over the Tripowin Vivace, but the difference is not that much. Similarly, I would take the Define Delci over the Klean if you can get the Delci on sale. All three of these IEMs are also nice IEMs for many music genres.

According to Fresh Reviews, The Klean is slightly better than the Vivace, and the Delci is slightly better than the Klean for gaming. I trust his rankings for gaming even though I do not do gaming. Interestingly, his gaming rankings also are the same for me when I rank these IEMs for music.

The Kefine Klean and the Kefine Delci are very nice for music and are pretty good for gaming. You might enjoy having a look at the Fresh Review's Wallhack Tier List. This list is maintained by a former professional gamer. You will have to google the list since reddit does not allow posting google links.

I got **Truthear Hexa** as my first IEM (also I got the cheapest 4.4mm DAC from Aliexpress and a 4.4mm cable) and I was astonished by the quality of sound. But one thing (besides the eartips but this wasn't that much of a problem) left me wanting more, and it was bass. Don't get me wrong, I LOVE the way the bass sounds on Hexa, it is strong, punchy, it is practically perfect, except its quantity. I always though of getting a second pair of IEMs specifically for electronic music with lots of bass. After doing some research, I decided to pick **Kefine Delci**, as it was praised for its bass. Additionally to it, I got Divinus Velvet and Dunu S&S eartips, as well as FiiO KA15 as a replacement to my first DAC. When I got the package, I started with the eartips so I can first get the perfect seal before I listen to the IEMs. The eartips are great for me, and I put the Divinus Velvet on my Hexa and Dunu S&S on the Delci. FiiO KA15 is a great DAC, but I don't have much to say about it. And when I tried the IEMs, I was a bit disappointed. There was definitely more bass, but it lacked that crispness, that quality that I like so much on Hexa. **Considering my experience, does anybody know any IEM they can recommend to me that I might like under 100 USD?**

I got Hexa as my first IEM, but wanted a bit more bass. Was a bit disappointed with Kefine Delci, as it wasn’t the type of bass I looked for. Thinking about getting Kiwi Ears Melody next whenever possible to try it out. Did anyone here manage to find something with clean and detailed bass (like on Hexa), but stronger, while keeping the rest more of less the same?

Kefine Delci, probably my end game IEM

Completely agree with the review findings. I would recommend this over the EW300 any day of the week. And a good cheaper alternative to the AFUL Explorer if its out of your price range. That said, i still think the Delci AE is the best in the price range for a more warm sounding IEM. Especially with the Gold nozzle. Despite having plenty of other better IEM's, i still keep the Fudu in my rotation. It has a certain charm to the tonality and timbre that i really enjoy. I think the only really weak side of it, as you correctly pointed out, is the bass performance. It is slow, and more complex tracks it will struggle with technicalities. But if you dont know what you dont know, then you wont notice it as a problem. And there are plenty of more expensive IEM's with worse bass performance, so i cant fault it too much. And i think most people will likely consider the bass performance to be above average. Given the typical bass performance on mainstream wireless IEM's.

Agreed. I have been lampooned for my review of the EW300 saying it was sub-mid. And other have taken issue with Tone Deaf Monk, and JayTiss for saying the same thing. The EW300 is absolutely overhyped, and is not kind to certain ear anatomy. For some people it sounds great...i naturally assume those people have never heard anything else, and have zero frame of reference. EA500Lm and Delci AE are superior.

The Delci AE is a great IEM, but it has its limitations. The Tea Pro is significantly better in almost every way. You wont be disappointed.

kefine delci since they are easy to listen to & playing valorant would be easier on them.

Você já ter visto as listas de recomendações e estudado um pouco ajuda bastante kk Eu acredito que a lista do Fresh é muito boa, embora seja uma experiência pessoal eu comprei o Kefine Klean e consegui concordar com tudo o que foi dito no vídeo dele. Da sua lista de opções, eu pegaria o **Delci AE** com o DAC JCALLY JM6 Pro e um adaptador para usar no pc. Nessa faixa de preço é bom ter um DAC mesmo que alguns ainda sejam considerados fáceis de empurrar, faz muita diferença no áudio final. Quanto ao lance do único driver dinâmico, em teoria se tem mais drivers e tecnologias é para o som ser melhor, mas não é todo produto que consegue entregar isso. Kefine Klean e Delci AE são drivers únicos e tem uma execução melhor do que muito fone com mais tecnologias. Um exemplo disso é o **Trn v90pro** que tem **2dd 4ba** e nem por isso é dado como indicação por ai.