if you have eg280 money then go eg280
ka11 is abit much on the klean, jm6 pro or fiio ja1 is all you'd need to run them well. i'd go this route if you want to save some but still have a very competent setup
ew300 is pretty decent but the simgot eg280 are definitely what you want if gaming is your main use case
that or the kefine delci ae are really the best you can do for fps gaming under 100$
best under 100 are kefine delci ae or simgot eg280
em6l are good and around the price point but have the qc issue of the nozzle just straight up falling off for a considerable number users and you have to reglue it back on yourself
eg280 for a nice v-shape allround for music and gaming
ea500lm are a good bright fun set but not so good for gaming and with unsafe levels of treble on a blind buy
Truthear Pure, initially the bass was too much for me so I researched a bit. After a few hours of googling I've seen people recommend trying Tangzu Sancai tips so I got a pair.
I'm glad I did, they fit much better and are more comfortable than the stock tips that came with the iem. The bass was reduced just right and now the sound isn't muddy. I love this pair and I'm regularly switching between it and the EG280. Might pick up the hexa at some point cause I also like IEMs leaning to treble.
Simgot EG280 just dropped, it’s like EW300 but less bright/fatiguing in the treble area. I listen to alot of electronic and rock too, so I can safely say it does those wonderfully. Really amazing detail retrieval, and instrument separation for the price. Comes with a dongle but tbh it does better with a little more power from a dedicated dac, like Fiio K13 (there’s a bunch of different options, just look up reviews on Head-fi if you see other options you like). I personally like using third party eartips like Tangzu Sancai or Spinfit, but see how the stock ones are for you before investing in something like that. Good luck!
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