KEFINE - Klean

My kefine klean are sitting without a cable in a pouch rn lol Das my thoughts

Klean has soo much treble. Idk how people tolerate that, but maybe they'•| old and cant hear it? The edx pro has nice fun peaks that make sounds exciting and zingy. They arent really good but they are enjoyable

I dont want to force your buying decision : Though I had wanger S.G , kefine klean , chu 2 and kiwi ears cadenza …. Chu 2 and kiwi ear cadenza are great … why you ask that metallic shell iems are not placed at the top … because they absorb moushire and can maybe end of clogging one of the sides in long run ( if you dont of take a good care of iem ) but kiwi ears cadenza are absolutely steal at 35 bucks

I own a klean and it's very good but lacking in bass but the clarity and soundstage is pristine it's my 1st iem so idk how it compares to others but compared to my cheap tws it's pretty damn good

ik but in some songs it can use some punchier bass otherwise its perfect better than anything ive ever used

can't listen to music at all if nozzles are too big and uncomfortable for your ears like they could be on the reds. if you're okay with potentially having to return then sure but they are not a good blind buy just based on fit alone. and no they're not reds are more neutral, kleans are the better allrounder

kefine klean are an excellent pick

i'd take kefine klean over those as an allrounder for music + gaming

closer to 20$ 7hz zero 2. very widely appealing sound signature that covers many music libraries. commonly a default blind buy rec for new comers for 30$ (atleast on black friday) i'd take advantage of the sale and go for kefine kleans. they'll be a stepup from the cheapie 20$ sets, cadenza is generally considered a sidegrade to the 20$ cheapie sets with diff tuning (though still a very nice set as well)

kefine klean. the best set under 50$ for gaming, they're designed for music first however and will do a great job for that and just one of the best sets under 50$ period

idk what you're looking at but kefine kleans are wired iems

if you have a 50$ budget then take the kefine kleans. best you can do for fps gaming <50$ and for music they're a step up from the zero 2 and chu 2 (both of which aren't so great for fps) sidegrade to the blue 2 for music but more comfortable and better build. engaging sound at the same time balanced signature so you'll have your bass while still respecting vocals and the upper frequencies

no worries. go for kefine kleans, the go to set for gaming around that budget theres a type-c version that comes with a mic

truthear zero have some of the fattest nozzles in mainstream iems and cause discomfort issues for a good amount of people <50$ for gaming kefine klean is the best you can do, has a usb-c mic version. if you dont wnat usbc then you'll have to spend 10-15$\~ on a mic cable like tripowin grace

if you can stretch abit go for kefine klean otherwise tripowin vivace or kz gale

kefine klean, strong allrounder to cover a wide music library (all of them are really) and a stepup in sound from the other 2. zero 2 and cadenza are great mind you but cadenza are a sidegrade to the cheapie 20-25$ iems like zero 2. if kleans are an option then get klean has enough bass punch and rumble for an immersive experience for your single player games

Kefine Klean without a doubt. I owned both and it's just better on all fronts.

I have all three IEMs, the Kefine Klean is good for $49 and if you change the stock cable it improves the bass and treble becoming warmer if using the Nicehck GTC5 cable. The Lesthouer S08 is a very good warm planar IEM I think is a really good option with the 25% discounts on Amazon US it comes out at around $66, but check the forums on Amazon it says frequently returned there are users who report problems with the right earbud, I have not had any problems, they sound very different from the Kefine Klean, the sound is somewhat dark with soft and detailed but not extended treble. The best for my personal taste is the Aful Explorer but it is the most expensive $119.99, it has a very organic warm sound, with good bass and detailed and sweet mids with a narrow but very musical presentation and the treble is somewhat attenuated with a certain level of detail. Any of these IEMs are wonderful but if you have the money go for the Aful Explorer if you like the warm signature and good musical representation.

https://preview.redd.it/45mp2j6jdysf1.jpeg?width=3000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=712163b1f2a204c2e5dbe451f767cc5e5dc6f277 Well, I don't agree. If you noticed the difference in audio quality, the thing is that personal tastes are subjective. I have the kefine klean for $49 and the most expensive ones are the isn est80 for $649 and there is a huge difference in audio quality. It's better to have one good IEM than several cheap ones. Sometimes cheap is expensive and expensive is cheap.

The truthear zero red is an overpriced and overpriced trash, avoid that thing. Look for a Kefine klean, one of the best first iems.

Have: *Using a dac btw *Chu 2 and Kefine Klean are prone to sound damp/loss due to moisture getting trapped in the metal housing. If it happens let it air out or put silica gel next to it. -Kz edc pro(cheapest option; sounds better than my salnotes zero & chu 2 tho unreliable qc) -Salnotes zero(great budget option; clean layered sounds and a bit bassy, plastic housing not really bothersome quite reliable tbh, stock cable sucks tho, my running/jogging iem) -Moondrop chu 2(clean layered sound and neutral tuning, my preferred choice; metal housing, great stock cable, my travel iem) -Kefine Klean(a bit better sounding than every iem i have, best build quality, metal housing, great stock cable, my gaming iem) Currently eyeing: Kinera Celest Simgot ew300

Kefine klean for gaming is really good. There is a layer of depth perception as well. Check fresh reviews for more info.

Never owned a high end IEM before. The best I got is kefine klean and they already sound phenomenal. I really am unable to feel how audio gets better from here. But the fact that this exists makes me extremely curious. IEMS sure are a crazy market!

I get what you are saying about the overall sound not sounding coherent. I get what you are saying about the piezo driver timbre. I understand why the piezo driver sound is noticeable to you since reviewers have mentioned this. Some reviewers have noted the the EW300 bass is sluggish and lacks layering. This is a thing which I have noted on some Simgot IEMs such as the EM6L yet not on other Simgot IEMs such as the EW200. Is this perhaps what you mean when you say that the bass sounds bloated and not so much the strength but instead the cleanliness of the bass? I ask since the Chu II and the EW300 have nearly identical sound signatures from sub bass all the way up to the upper midrange. Please check out these frequency response graphs: [https://vortexreviews.squig.link/?share=Bad\_Guy\_Target,Moondrop\_Chu\_2,Simgot\_EW300\_Silver,Kefine\_Klean\_Silver\_Nozzle](https://vortexreviews.squig.link/?share=Bad_Guy_Target,Moondrop_Chu_2,Simgot_EW300_Silver,Kefine_Klean_Silver_Nozzle) The driver incoherence can be solved by using a really nice single DD IEM. Lately I have been really pleased with the technical performance of the Kefine Klean since the clarity of the macro details is very nice. More surprising is the clarity in the micro details which is very impressive for 50 dollar price tag. In other words, I did enjoy the moment when I started listening to the Klean.The Klean's bass is not bloated as in being muddy. I find the Klean's bass to be surprisingly clean with similar texture and detail as the bass on the EW200.

I suggest the Kefine Klean since it is solidly within your price range. The more expensive Delci AE is slightly better.

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.

I love my Aful P5. I love my Aful P7 even more. The P7's bass is tighter and punchier (in the sense of having a cleaner initial attack). The P7 also improves everything else. The P7 is just as comfortable as the P5 since the shells are the same yet do extend slightly more upwards. Or in other words, Aful didn't mess with the shape and fit of the P5's shells other than somewhat extending the height of the shells. I never sleep with IEMs. Even so, I realize that comfort and fit would be a priority. I really like the Kefine Klean since I really like its overall sound signature and since I also really like its technical performance which exceeds many other IEMs in its price range. The Klean does have pretty thin shells. I can see the Klean as being very comfortable IEMs to listen to while falling asleep, yet this is not my thing.

The Klean is a very nice first IEM for both music and gaming.

I enjoyed reading your detailed review! The Klean fit a bit more comfortably in my small ears than the Delci. The Klean has become my latest daily driver for my casual listening to music and for watching movies. The macro and micro details really are surprisingly clean at this price point. The overall tuning is very close to my preferences except for a bit too much sub bass in comparison to the mid bass. I tamed the sub bass by using the Tang Sancai Wide Bore eartips. Now the bass has consistent intensity.

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.