Simgot - EW200

Can you try open ear earbuds like the yincrow calf? I really liked those despite being open and not in ear. Only issue was them not staying in the ear and I had to buy ear hooks (like these https://a.aliexpress.com/_m0Ppoh9) Soundstage was decent and they can actually be loud and powerful Edit: my end game ended up open earbuds due to earwax accumulating when using inear for too long I used the ew200, tanchjim zero and artti R1. Tanchjim zero had good soundstage for the price and was neutral. Ew200 was too shouty for games like genshin or star rail (have a lot of high pitched effects), artti r1 is bassy but not overbloated.

I've just upgraded from the EW200 to these. The EW200 are much more bright - not much bass on them at all. But they're both a great option. It just boils down to if you want more or less bass and what sort of music you listen to etc.

I can not stand the Harman tuning even though this tuning is very popular with many people. My tuning preference is very similar to the HBB tuning. I prefer the HBB tuning's 8 dB rise for the simulated pinna gain in the upper midrange since the Harman tuning's 10 to 11 dB rise for the simulated pinna gain in the upper midrange is too sibilant for me. I also don't like how the Harman tuning decreases the lower midrange. Right now my two favorite IEMs under $300 are the Aful Performer 7 and the Dunu DaVinci. The Performer 7 simply is an improved version of the Performer 5 across the board. I still love my Performer 5 IEMs. At first I didn't like the DaVinci's powerful sub bass relative to the mid bass, but I found some eartips which fixed this issue such that the sub bass is in balance with the mid bass. I have some other favorite IEMs at lower price points. I was very surprised by how much I like the Kima 2 which Dunu sent to me. I knew that the Kima 2 uses single dynamic drivers, yet when I listened to the Kima 2 I could have sworn that there must also be BA drivers in the mix since the macro and micro details are very well defined. For example, the Kima 2 performs much better than the Thieaudio Legacy 2. It also dawned on me that the Kima 2 is tuned very similarly to the original Moondrop Starfield which was my first IEM, yet the Kima 2's technical performance is so much nicer to listen to in comparison to the OG Starfield. There always a very slight veil to the sound when I listened to the OG Starfield, and the Kima 2 totally rips any veil away. On the budget side, I really like the Simgot EW200 after I easily added some self adhesive mesh filters to shift the overall tuning from Harman to HBB. The transition after adding the mesh filters was splendid. The thing is that after adding the mesh filters to adjust the tuning, I was able to really appreciate the quality of the EW200's dynamic drivers. I hope that the above helps you with your research.

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.

if you want cheap bassy ones just get KZ Castors ..nothing can beat them at this price in bass..if you want more technicalities and gaming wise get simgot ew200 or ew300 ..

I use primarily budget IEMs. My on-the-go pair is usually my Chu 2s or Nuos. I do also occasionally use the LANs. At home I use the Kefine Kleans. The other sets I have include the Hexa, Delci, and EW200, and the THifi C2s. The Kleans provide me with clean and accurate male vocals while still sounding natural which is really what I'm looking for in an IEM.

i have the ew 200 how do they compare to one another im curious to know

i have the ew 200 and they're very good for vocals i dont think its bad at all so id guess the ew300 are good too

For reference, I have an EW200, CCA CRA and KZ Castor Bass. I really love each of them and how bass heavy they sound. I also have the Zero 2 and although there is not a lot of bass, I love how wide it might sound with the right song. So would the EW300 be a substantial upgrade over the EW200 or would the DZ4 bring something new to the table? (I'd also shamelessly admit that I buy them mostly based on looks, so Celest Wyvern Abyss, BL03 and Truthear Nova are also in the cart for now)

Thanks. The ew200 is already a beast and I am in love with the sound, only caveat is that I just wish it sounded wider, in which case I guess there is no way I could go wrong with the EW300.

Gate was my first iem and there was zero bass like none for me, didn't liked sound, but still good iem if you looking for detail, soundwize still not as good as 7hz 2 and tangzu I would say, than I jumped to EW200 and It opend a lot, I can feel bass well, vocals sound way better, great for gaming and feels premium cause metal shell overall really good set, but there is one con on ew200 and that's the treble as lot of people complain, on some musics can't listen on more than 50,60 volume it hits way to lound and bright, I still need to get used to sound.

I have the wan’er and love them, and have also had the ew200s (but honestly found them a bit boring) If you’ve tried them is this a good upgrade to the wan’ers?

Are they heavy or light? As in the actual IEM shell itself. Weight is my biggest issue with metal iems, like the Simgot EW200 is really small but it's heavy compared to plastic or resin iems and so comfort suffers when using for a while.

EW200 - stupidly shrilly - eardrum buster

It's not 100% flat neutral (but nothing is in that price range), more U-shaped, but the Tin C2 is very good. It gets closer to neutral with Spinfit CP-100+ tips since those roll off the extra upper treble that they have, leaving it as pretty neutral with a slight bass boost. But they have very clean, well extended treble that IMO puts them quite ahead of the 7Hz Zero or Zero 2 for technical performance. Similar to the Simgot EW200 but that's a lot more v-shaped. Also the C2 has the best build quality out of any of those. The older one (which is now around $20) is closer to neutral than the 2025 version, which has a bit more sub-bass and sounds slightly more v-shaped. Both are very similar though. You probably wouldn't know there was a difference if you listened to them a day apart rather than A/B them side-by-side. If you want more of a bright-neutral with flatter bass, the Moondrop LAN is pretty good (around $40).

Yup, just bought a EW200 based on reviews expecting it to outperform $100+ IEMs only to be disappointed. It barely outperforms my Castor Silver which is less than half the price.

Try CMF Buds 2 Pro. I gotta be honest. I just spent $120 USD on a pair of Nothing Ear 2 and my $40 Simgot EW200 sound better. I'm thinking about returning the TWS earbuds. I wanted something that sound as good as my IEMs but with the convenience of wireless... But it's not even close. Much more detail with the $40 IEMs.

I love my EW200, use them daily for months. Try buying an IEM with different tuning. Everyone has their preferences.

I've had them since January. They've been dropped a few times, but they still sound as good as day 1. I use them daily for PC gaming and I also plug them into my TV for watching shows and movies. 👍

yes i did, and I can confidently say that for ANYTHING and EVERYTHING, these iems are THE BEST under this price bracket. I say that with so much confidence because before buying these, i got the simgot ew200 which I returned. you might have heard people say "go for the ew200 for gaming" but thats complete bullshit. i play val myself and i can gladly tell you that the soundstage and 3D imaging on the kleans is far superior to the ew200. the directional audio, figuring out the exact location of the enemy using the kleans is much easier to do with these iems. i also recommend you pair it with an audiocular d07 dac and amp like i did to get the best out of your iems.

I bought and returned 'em. Gunshots in val completely burst my eardrums. Bought the kefine klean after that, which I would recommend because they are far better than the ew200 in every way. Best under the price bracket, and not just me who says this. Soundstage and 3D imaging is far better than the ew200 as well.

SIMGOT EW200 could be a good match. Not exactly white, but clean looking for sure. Praised for their clarity and technicalities (soundstage & imaging) which should make them work well for gaming.

Saw you already considered them along with the TRIPOWIN x 0DiBi: Vivace. The EW200 are nearly universally considered very good in technicalities (for the price). The Vivace on the other hand often have their technicalities listed as one of their clear weak points. Although considering their slight price difference, it's a fair trade-off: Vivace \~$25-$30 vs EW200 \~ $40-$46 Up to you whether you want to save a bit of money for slightly less technical capabilities or not.

Thank you for your service, you write a good guide for the community! I have Simgot EW200 and am considering getting a good upgrade for it. I'm considering the TRN White Tiger because I been hearing good words toward it from reviewers, some prefer it than EW300, and it is packed with good accessories. My question is, is it a good upgrade in terms of tech than the EW200? I listen to Pop, RnB, Metalcore, Rap, some acoustics, and daily sessions of story games with a good atmospheric soundtrack, will it suit me? One says the treble is somewhat far, is it far? I like EW200 treble but it is too energetic for my long sessions. Oh yeah and, PRX, does my 7hz 71 dac with 70mw can drive it?

Thanks. Back then I own CCA CRA+ which is V-Shape, I enjoy that sets so much, it keeps the dance going. EW200 gives me a "wow" moment with its detail, but I feel lacking the "fun" moment, that's why i tend to consider some bassy iem, which leads me to TRN White Tiger.

simgot iems are all variations of bright tunings, with each upgrade offering better soundstage, technicalities & detail retrieval. so ew200. EM6L basically has the best soundstage, technicalities & detail retrieval under $100.

I bought them, and am using them right now. They're good. Very good. I do, however, not have experience with "High end earbuds", the only other in-ears I've used are Simgot EW200s. **Importantly, I bought them for £140 (180USD).**

Fit for me? Totally fine. Good and easy seal (With included L tips), and no soreness to mention. That could be because I came directly from the SIMGOT EW200s which HURT for like the first 2 weeks before... I dunno, my ears gave up and changed shape or something. All this is obviously subject to individuals. For note: * I used the EW200s for over a year; and have had the SM4s for about a month. * I haven't timed, but my average **will** be above 7 hours/day. Days off would be near... 10-12 hours; and working days are either 2 or 5 hours plus the time I'm home... so probably similar or more. Sound quality? Compared to the EW200s could be summarised as: >Overall better. Bass was shockingly high, but not in an overbearing way (but iirc the EWs were practically non-existent), and clarity/technicalities are probably similar or better (I haven't done literal 1:2/A:B testing). Anything specific I could mention --ie; Male/Female vocals, instruments, etc-- are all just going to be "very enjoyable and good quality". I'm don't have the vocabulary or experience with varied sets of audio devices to explain much more. * I am not a "bass head". I much prefer a quality vocal/mid-instrumental performance. They deliver, and have bass that actually shows up. I also have some old over-ear DT990 Pros. Similar price tag at time of purchase, not used in a long while; I'd say the SM4s are much better (and have all the benefits of IEMs). The only downside from EW200s-to-SM4s is that my 16yo MP3 player that I used for work couldn't actually power... something? Like, they made noise to an adequate volume, but it was like... 3 of the 4 drivers were turned off, or something. I did, however, desperately need to replace that little guy.

Ew300 is a fantastic iem! I prefer the sound signature of it than the elder brother sm4 Ew200 is still my favourite bright sounding iem. Simgot did a great job with these two iems.

Hi! Are these earphones as bright as simgot ew-200. My ears ached when i listened to songs on the simgot. Brightness is not suited for me.

I had EW200 which i returned. Now i have TANGZU Yu Xuan Ji , even that was not comfortable, like lightly piercing is what i will call it but that got OK with spinfit cp145 eartips. I was laying with EQ and decided to up the 4-6kHz freq. and thats how i got this response from my ears.

There's a lot of more than nice options mate: -Kefine Klean (but there's reports of channel imbalance and issues with the nozzles, my unit is kicking ass fine) -Inawaken Dawn ms, a little less technical than Klean but more musical (waiting it to arrive soon) -Sgor Luna one of the best planar iems for less than 50 bucks (loving it mine) -KZ PRX the best planar by the brand, trades blows with the Luna (waiting it to arrive soon) -KZ Vader Balanced/CCA Trio oh yes, so fun, musical and technical (loving my Vader Bal and HighRes) -Artti T10 the best planar for 50ish bucks -7hz x HBB Elua oh yes , a better and more technical and fun driven iem than legato, basshead approved (loving my unit, is a well received iem in head-fi) -Simgot EW200, dude, that iem doesn't need presentation 😅 -TRN White Tiger, impressive good tuned, interesting config, I'm not so much into the shell looking but is made of metal and well builded, is what matters to me

These were my first and they were honestly terrible. Sounds weren’t accurate and sounded way too thin. I swapped to the EW200 and those are amazing for gaming and music.

Zero2 was my 1st budget iem, also simgot ew200 is great vaule.

I have the ew 200 and the cca trio which is supposed to be a direct upgrade to the castor and no the ew 200 is still better,it mainly has to do with the sharper treble and lower bass vs the castor/trio that it doesnt get recommended much. the thing about the trio is its more power hungry vs ew 200 so needs an amp to make it better than the ew 200 as for the castor, the ew 200 is simply better. the detail retrieval of ew 200 is still stellar and for instrumental and classical i still prefer it to the cca trio. only bass heads would tell you the castor is better than the ew 200.

(amongst the iems have I owned) s tier: kiwi ears ke 4 and truthear hexa a+ tier: Ikko OH10, Pula PA02, Shuoer s12 pro, Sennheiser ie200, Kefine Delci, Dunu Titan S OG a tier: Dunu Titan s2, Tanchjim One, pre revision CCA CRA+ A- tier: Binary Chopin, Tangzu Waner Studio, KZ PR2 pre revision, Tripowin Olina SE B+ tier: Kiwi Ears Quintet, Tangzu Xuan Ji, Simgot EW 200, Truthear Gate and Hola, Tangzu Wan'er SG B tier: Moondrop Chu 2 and OG, KZ EDA Balanced, Kiwi Ears Quartet, Moondrop Aria Snow, FiiO Jade Audio JH3, Tripowin Lea B- tier: 7hz zero OG, Truthear Zero Blue, Whizzer BS1 C tier: KZ CRN D tier: Moondrop Quarks honorable mentions: Koss KSC75 in A minus, Porta Pro in B, Moondrop Space Travel in B-, Galaxy Buds Plus and 2 in A minus along with Airpods Pro Gen 1, and Galaxy Buds 2 Pro in A plus.

Love my ew200. Great soundstage for FPS games. Not so great for music though.

Funnily enough I thought I felt that way. I've had the KZ ZS10 Pro X, Simgot ew200 and ew300 and sold them all because I thought the treble was too much for me.  But I've just bought the NiceHCK E2BS Pro (chifi naming makes me want to kill myself) flathead earbuds and I'd say they're even brighter, but I love them.  I feel like a lot of people possibly just don't like that brightness in an IEM. I feel like it's uncomfortable having that much 'noise' trapped in your ear. But open-back earbuds fix that with being so well, open 

I started with kz dfi, had some imbalance issues later on. Now using EW200.

EW200 are brighter and follow the Harman target more or less with some added sparkle up top. The Draco are warmer with thicker lower mids and more midbass than sub-bass, so you get a warmer response and darker upper end. I'd get the EW200 over the Draco because of the Better end-to-end extension and superior technical performance and resolution. If you instead want a darker and warmer set with a bigger soundstage, then the Draco can be an interesting set, given that you'll have to be ok with the average technical performance and resolution.

Overear style at around RM100: Koss KSC75 It is a clip on over ear style wear, but you can mod it adding the headband with mods join r/kossmods if you want to see how they do it DIY, very active subreddit Koss Porta Pro It has a headband by default if you don't want to mod KSC75, this headphone sounds bass-ier then KSC75 AKG K52 (K72 & K92 is more expensive) Sony brand entry level priced options is bassy muddy no clarity, not good Senheiser brand you need to spend alot more to have comparable level of quality Audio technica, Focal, Audeze, Hifiman Abyss, Grado all way overprice In Ear Monitor style headphones at around RM100: Moondrop Chu 2 (if you can spend more, get Moondrop Lan) Tangzu Wan Er SG (vocal/singer forward tuning) Blon BL03 (if enjoyment is what you want) Simgot EW200 (good "clarity" but very sibilant sound) I bet many people here will recommend KZ, QKZ, or CCA, i see too many reports of QC issue and DOA case to suggest avoid at all cost, very shady handling of stock All of the above are wired headphones, you want real good quality headphones, get wired, wireless cannot compare, because bluetooth cannot do lossless audio playback, even with Qualcomm Aptx HD or Sony LDAC Source: i can qualify as an audiophile, tried many headphones

Bro recently i bought simgot ew200 and it sound really bad and harsh for my ears but not after 1 month its sound well   But. When i change default eartips to wide bore eartips it’s sound just wow .  So I recommend to u shoud take some time and try wide bore eartips  and you see every thing is fix.

Bro recently i bought simgot ew200 and it sound really bad and harsh for my ears but not after 1 month its sound well   But. When i change default eartips to wide bore eartips it’s sound just wow .  So I recommend to u shoud take some time and try wide bore eartips  and you see every thing is fix.     You. Should try this bro 

Bro no need to eq.  You just change the eartips of default one to wide bore eartips  and your every problem like shouty and harsh sound is solved. ☺️. And. Take some. Days  simgot ew200 is great iem. I’m using it from 3 month’s.         I’m facing lot’s of problems with this iem its shouty and  harsh sound i try everything but nothing work for me then one day I decid and i try difrant eartips  then my problm solved

Bro i don’t know but I’m using ew200 last 2 months. And. Now I getting happy so i think yo give some time

https://youtu.be/cQHTcJYJRgQ?si=LhJCGKA9VYCThhSv Play this audio at 80% for full night. i think then you’re problem will be solve

vivace would be a lot safer to use since ew200 has a foward treble

I'm a decades long audiophile, and my final home stereo/surround system includes an Audio Research all tube amp, Audible Illusions preamp, and Mirage M3 chin high speakers. A high end Lexicon surround processor feeds the side and rear speakers through separate amps. Back in the mid-90's I purchased the Sennheiser HD580 and Beyerdynamic 990, but these were considered just 'accessories' those days. I enjoyed them with the portable devices available at the time, but my main stereo system got the spotlight. In 2020, during covid, I became more interested in headphones. I was struck by the huge community of hobbyists and all of the DACS, amps, and headphones available. So I entered the headphone world and became an enthusiast. Over 4 years and many DAC/amp/headphone combinations I settled on a recent mid-level Topping DAC, an excellent XDuoo hybrid amp, 5 Beyerdynamic headphones (including the DT 1990) as my favorites. And then I added the Arya Organic. At that point I figured the bang to buck ratio precluded the need for any further improvements. You know what happened next-- I kept seeing articles, comments, and videos about IEMs and had to see what all the fuss was about. I bought the KZ Terminator and had problems getting a good seal. I had to work with the over-ear cords to get them right. Had to purchase different tips-- and then it all started working right. I soon got the s12 pro, Simgot EW200, 300, and EA1000. I've now added the Ziigaat x Fresh Arete and Hidizis mp 145 and Aful Explorer to my favorites. So is it all hype? No, IEMs can really sound great. It's more of an intimate, in the head experience than headphones, and the sound is immersive. Are they 'better' than headphones? No. They're different, but not necessarily better. My DT 1990's and Arya Organic's still reign supreme, overall. And my home stereo system is still the best in terms of a more realistic, big-scale sound. The difference between a large speaker home setup, and headphones, and IEMs is all about the scale of the sound. IEMs just can't match the scale of the Organics, and the Organics aren't replicating music in the scale of a speaker system. But the IEM experience is very addictive. I think that part of the attraction, after the immersive quality, is the simple novelty of it all. I'm putting these tiny things into my ears and I'm getting this relatively huge experience And they're so comparatively cheap. Back in my home stereo days a component could cost 2-3K or more. The Organics cost $1300. My EA1000's cost $225, and I think of these as equal to my DT 1990's, although at a smaller scale.

I suggest against it for gaming. Positional cues are vague. Great for music and movies though.

You can get a better iem and cheaper dac. Avoid KZ, get something like simgot ew200 and for the dongle, the Apple dongle is enough (not sure abo the compatibility though)

Simgot EW200. They're shouty, screechy and headache inducing with no bass whatsoever. I returned them.

As someone who used to think anything with “gaming,” in the title was best for gaming; switching from a gaming headset to IEM’s has been the best for gaming. I also followed this list and ended up getting Fresh Reviews Arete’s. I’ve tried the $40 Simgot ew200 and even they are better for gaming than my Razer Blackshark V2. I say that if you’re willing to spend X amount of dollars on a gaming headset, look for IEM’s instead. Great budget options out there.

I feel like the ew200’s are tip dependent. The mids and highs can be harsh with the stock tips, however for a single dynamic driver, the sound is quite impressive. I have the kbear 07 tips on them right now. Some of my favorite tips are the Spinfit W1’s, Tangzu Sancai, and Dunu S&S, along with the kbear 07’s.

I’m looking to find my hopefully “endgame,” IEM, but I’m experiencing a lot of mixed reviews across many sources. Every time I think I’ve made a decision, I see something that makes me double guess myself. I’m pretty sold on the Mangird Tea Pros, but am also intrigued by the Hype 4’s and Kiwi Ears x HBB Punch. Even something like the AFUL P7’s. I do love bass and my ears can be treble sensitive, as I listen to a lot of EDM and Hip hop, but I listen to pretty much everything. My main use is for competitive gaming and general gaming, and I’m currently using the Ziigaat Arete’s, but want that definitive “endgame,” if there is such a thing. My current collection contains the Arete’s, Apevoix Grit, and EW200’s. Any advice between the Tea Pro’s, Hype 4, Punch, and AFUL’s would be super helpful. TL;DR - looking for endgame IEM’s, between Tea Pro, Hype 4, and P7’s, mainly for gaming but also music.

Yeah I took a peak at the rankings when I started looking for IEM’s more seriously after I bought the EW200’s as my first pair. The Tea Pro’s have consistently been appearing as some of the best IEM’s for the price tag, but like I said in a previous reply, I wanted to be certain before making that final decision. I think the Tea Pro’s are the right IEM to hopefully be my last IEM for a while until I see something else that catches my eye. Thank you for your reply!

get the ew200 and call it a day

Second this. I don't think I've ever noped out quicker! Immediately have them to a mate of mine who primarily listens to classical so he is very happy with them.

Depends what direction you want to go with the sound, nowadays there's a lot of good options My two picks would be: Simgot ew200 if you want a brighter sound with very good technical performance, forward vocals, midbass focused. Sound signature is pretty forward and aggressive so it might not be the best if youre used to listening at high volumes, but it can be pretty satisfying for basically almost any genre Kefine delci/klean if you want a smoother, sub-bass heavy and warm sound, very good Soundstage width, smooth but detailed treble. It sounds significantly more relaxed than the ew200, with a bit of a tradeoff on vocals, which sound less forward and satisfying, but for chill music or instrumentals these are very pleasing and relaxing. The klean as far as I understand is a cheaper version of the delci with the same sound quality and interchangeable nozzles, but honestly if you find a good deal the delci is probably still a good pick, just the klean might be slightly cheaper

Neither, buy Simgot EW200s on Amazon for $31.99 right now.

I disagree. I appreciate the clarity, detail and energy.

Simgot EW200🥰💪🏻

Moondrop Kato since 2022. I still use them today since it was my only pair up until last week when I bought the EW200 to use for working out

I'd pair a Simgot EW200 or 7hz Salnotes Zero with a USB C to 3.5 dongle dac (Apple's is good and $9), and that will give good sound for a mobile setup. The dac gives better sound, and you can also use different cables or iems if you get more.

I can recommend Artti T10. It's clearly better than EW200 (which I also own)

EW200 are much brighter and less detailed, T10 are also pretty bright, but they are not so fatiguing.

No mostly less expensive than this, this was my splurge. I’ve had the Explorer (still love these), the Nova, Supermix 4, Performer 5, S12 Pro, T10, IE200, Hexa, EA500 LM, and a host of the popular budgets, like the Cadenza, Wan’er, Zero 2 (still use these with a Bluetooth adapter), and EW200. Before switching tips I was about to return them and just stop at the Explorer.

This is not recessed 2 pin connector like Simgot ew200, chu 2, lan. Its a normal 2 pin not recessed connector. Over time it can loose. To me Simgot ew200 has the best build quality of recessed connector. Its super tight

Another good one is the Simgot EW200. Solid IEM at its price range. I know Simgot just released the EW300 which uses 3 drivers. Not sure of the sound but it can be had for under 65 USD when on sale. right now it's on sale on Amazon but could go on better sale on AliExpress on 11.11

Are you able to get the EW200? That was my first IEM and I absolutely love that one. Also, don't forget about EQ for your IEMs. Some need it to really shine.

I have 3 options: 1) Tripowin Vivace (around $30 - a reviewer I trust (fresh reviews) basically non-stop praised this pair for FPS games, in fact he has this thing called a "wallhack-certified list" which all my 3 options are there btw and this is the highest one. unfortunately the accessories with it are shit but it's $30) 2) Truthear x Crinacle Zero Blue/Red (around $50, red is slightly more expensive. blue has more bass, red is more balanced but comes with an impedance adapter to boost the bass. many pro players use this pair, notably most of the g2 roster. the issue with this pair is that the nozzle size is quite bulky and so is the shell, so if you have small earholes, it might be slightly bulky 3) Simgot EW200 ($40, my current pair, love this piece of shit, made of metal and feels like a tank yet also light, sound is slightly more towards treble but I bought a pair of eartips which kinda makes it more on the bassy side and tames down the treble. also being a guy with small ass ears, this pair is extremely comfortable) tldr: #1 is from what I heard the best, but #2 & 3 are really good as well, #2 is being used the most in pro play, in fact I've never seen #1 and 3 used as of rn