EDX Pro

I've had the EDX Pro for 3.5 years. They are working perfectly. great entry level iems

I use the edx pro as my "if it breaks or gets lost no big deal" set, they're absolutely fine for general daily use, got them with 3.5mm cable and they sounded fine, plugged them into the usb c upgraded cable and they sound pretty damn good! Definitely worth the few $

Lots of BUDGET options, I'm currently loving a pair of £10 (Amazon)FiiO JD10 USB C IEMs, they have built in tuning modes so I saves faffing around with your player. They also do the 3.5mm version of your player doesn't support usb audio. I also have a pair of KZ EDX PRO IEMs which are good, they're even better now I've switched the 3.5mm cable for an upgraded silver usb c cable 👍🏼 So check the FiiO & KZ ranges, not all of us can afford £200 on a pair of ear candy 😉 oh and I listened to everything from classical to blues, k-pop to metal, dance to jazz 😂 quite eclectic

If I'm out for a brisk walk I just use a pair of cans (Soundcore Q20i) mainly for the ANC, if I'm just nipping to the store I use a cheap ass pair (£1.50) of Goodmans earphones 🤣 in home or generally I'm currently using primarily FiiO JD10 USB C's or KZ EDX PRO with upgraded USB C cable (it does make a difference) but, I've only recently started down this hi-res journey so no doubt in the coming months my collection/tastes may change 😁

I have edx pro, banger.

hey i have a kz EDX pro (non type -c), i use it in my laptop, do i need dac or my laptop has it inbuilt?(ASUS TUF F15 2021)

yes,they sound crisp af and the clarity is unmatched to any other earphones ive tried. howere the bass is LOW. edit:typo

Been getting onto IEMs since last year and I'm genuinely loving it! Currently rocking the Moondrop Chu 2, and even after great (and also dissapointing) experiences with Moondrop's Space Travel lineup, these sound great asf. I'm just using my old S10+ with a 3.5mm jack already in the phone, but will probably get a DAC later since I also wanted it to work on my S23 as well. These sound far better out of the box from my old EDX Pros (which was more bass heavy), and even my wireless daily driver, my CMF Buds 2 Plus (which needs slight tuning just for it to sound good enough). Currently in the hunt of below RM50 dongle DACs, so pls give some suggestions. https://preview.redd.it/02dlh3gg1hjg1.jpeg?width=3000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c01c3c28ab7b6c627639b9d5f22bcd6c3c1dc62c

Wait, there's EDX Pro 2's already? tbh as an ex-EDX Pro user, they sound great (defo far better than Aima or Esdras ones on MRDIY or smth).

I've only used 4 IEMs: some very simple Sony ones, the EDX Pro, the Kiwi Ears Cadenza, and a Tangzu Waner 2 that a friend later gave me. I definitely loved the EDX more than the Waner (in terms of comfort and daily use), but the Cadenza felt better than both.

I picked up a cheap pair of IEMs (literally $1 on special) a few days ago on AliExpress and was instantly blown away by the level of detail and immersion. Coming from AirPod Pros and a Sony XM3, the difference was night and day. It led me to this sub and I decided to get a Fiio FT1 based on the great reviews. It arrived today and is…underwhelming? I feel like my $1 EDX Pro has smoother lows, more detailed mids, and equivalent highs. Is the FT1 overhyped? Should I be looking at open backs instead? I switched back and forth while evaluating different genres - mainly R&B, EDM, pop ballads, and orchestral rock. I’m using an iPhone 17 Pro with an Apple dongle, running Spotify lossless for context.