
Simgot - EW300
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"In the opening scene, the EW300 allowed me to almost analytically locate where enemies were hiding. The imaging is sublime. ... Mafia features many stealth segments requiring precise audio positioning of enemies. The EW300 performs superbly, especially in upper mids and treble, allowing near-surgical placement of static or moving elements. ... enemies are positioned holographically, both in depth and horizontal plane."
"the gaming experience as well as eq potential on the DSP version is insane, at least for the price."
"Simgot EW300 (4.5) - nearly endgame but still needs better sound separation. ... in the end I recommend the 7Hz G1, 7Hz Sonus and EW300. ... I feel that you will be perfectly happy with the performance of the iems I recommended. ... Yes the EW300 is better of the 3 but barely. You could still be fine with either the sonus or G1 and still perform well in-game ... The IEMs I recommended for competitive gaming are also good for immersive/casual gaming. ... EW300... has the advantage of also being good for competitive fps games ... I thoroughly enjoy the EW300 as it's been one of my most used IEMs so if you can get the extra cash, the EW300 would be my personal pick."
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"The EW300 has beautiful vocal, god treble, and very present bass."
"I set my EQ for the EW300 to match the Tea Pro and the sound is just that much better. The bass is clear and punchy and the miss and highs are detailed and accurate."
"absolutely LOVE the Simgot EW300 - excellent fast and impactful bass (never sluggish)"
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"Ew300 are the most confortable ones I’ve testes thought"
"I'd go so far as to say that comfort is one of the *biggest* selling points of the EW300. ... They're absurdly comfortable. ... But they're *very* comfy."
"they're very comfortable ... they work well with small ears (they're my fiancée's daily drivers now for that exact reason)"
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"Despite this, I still recommend the ew300 dsp to whomever is starting the hobby, under 100 euros."
"it is very very good. ... The EW300 is sincerely good. ... As good as some 150/200€ sets for me."
"I think the Simgot are the best value for money in general."
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"dsp version is like having 7 iems, 2 with the noozles swapping + the free EQ settings."
"Then I installed Equalizer APO on my laptop, it's such a massive game changer. I'm able to juice out some frequencies and suit it to my liking. After EQ'ed, I returned to Silver nozzle to get back some of the reduced treble. Now I'm really happy with my EW300."
"dsp version is like having 7 iems, 2 with the noozles swapping + the free EQ settings."
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"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. ... I feel like it's uncomfortable having that much 'noise' trapped in your ear."
"Most tips pop out of my ears. It acts like the nozzle is short, although it doesn't look all that short. I think it's something to do with the fit generally rather than nozzle length per se, but the end result is I can't use most of my tip collection with them."
"Simgot EW300 sound really good, great options in box, but do not fit well for about 30% of people. ... Probably fit better in smaller rather than larger ears. ... I have tried a bunch of tips and they just do not fit well for proper seal and to remain in place."
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"The biggest issue: the midrange gets very muddled in busy tracks. Normally I would try other tips to see if that helps, but I'm limited to one tip that both fits properly and gets rid of the zingy upper treble."
"Overall presentation is not coherent. ... The recessed mids and piezoelectric treble timbre is very much audible. ... I agree with the muddied mid thing. For example, at the start of suzume theme song, its incredible but when many instruments start to play altogether, it seems to lose clarity."
"Big problem is the midrange gets very muddled with busy tracks, so $20 1DD sets will outperform then a lot of the time. ... Avoid."
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"Overall presentation is not coherent. ... The recessed mids and piezoelectric treble timbre is very much audible. ... I agree with the muddied mid thing. For example, at the start of suzume theme song, its incredible but when many instruments start to play altogether, it seems to lose clarity."
"more problematically, it gets quite muddled in the midrange. ... don't have problems with instrument separation like the EW300 does. ... The main distorted guitar parts just turn to mush."
"i find the delci better in term of soundstage."
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"The bass is bloated. ... Mid bass punch is average. ... I can live with lower bass but can't bear any bloated bass."
"the ew300 doesn't have enough bass for me, I had to EQ it to sound as I please ... recently bought the ew300 based on reviews and how it has good bass and sounds fun, but to me it has very little bass."
"I knew it was quite treble heavy, but I expected the treble to be clear to compensate for that, it is not. The treble is very muddy and the weak bass next to it just results in a suboptimal listening experience unless you listen to songs only containing mids like classical string instruments."
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"Personally, i find the delci less harsh than the ew300, so delci is better for long term usage."
"The piezoelectric timbre and peaky treble gave it a somewhat unnatural sound, lacking coherency, especially noticeable at higher volume. ... metallic treble timbre ... can't bear this muddled, recessed mids and metallic treble timbre"
"the mids were recessed and muddled in busy tracks (most indian songs are pretty busy imo). ... can't bear this muddled, recessed mids and metallic treble timbre"
Greetings! I was also using my Air Pods Pro 2 and I also thought they sounded great. Then I tried some $5 iems and said fuck the AirPods! I escalated and now I am happily married to my EW300s.
The EW300. I have not tried the Kiwi Ears but looking at reviews I have read that the Cadenza are “boomy” with a dominant bass. And the EW300s really take advantage of all three drivers. The sound is not muddy and in some songs the percussions are heard separately. Definitely buy the EW300, plus it has two tuning mouthpieces that do work.
By the way, I do have the EW300. I speak from my experience, at least with those. I have not tried the Cadenza but reading reviews I think they were not suitable for me.
Coming from big bulky kz stuff, the simgot ew300 are smaller and feel pretty comfortable. The housing is entirely metal and technically hypo-allergenic (the silver one, the black variants peel over time) They do pickup fingerprints and oils a bit more than other IEMs but it also wipes clean much more easily.
Does anyone else find the EW300 a bit harsh / shouty in the treble?
What about Kefine Delci AE? Personally i found the EW300 to be a little harsh in the treble region, that may just be me though
ew300 are a nice allrounder that will do any genre nicely. also comes with different nozzles that slightly alter the sound profile. its a nice choice on a blind buy for those reasons if you just want to just get a set and be good for a long time truthear gates are nice if you want to get your toes wet with lower investment
ew300 as a starter set is great, nice allround signature with great build quality
they're a great allrounder with a widely appealing signature. Nice first pick if you want to jump into the sub 100$ price bracket right away
thats what a warm set with a more mellow treble response will sound like if you wanted more clarity then thats more what the hexa's are for. if you want something more lively sounding but still balanced then theres simgot ew300
ew300 are a nice allrounder making it a pretty safe blind buy. nice level of clarity as well
simgot ew300. similar sound (many would consider better), metal build without the paint chipping (silver versions)
ew300 work well with pretty much anything, zero red nozzles are huge and are uncomfortable for a good amount of people
simgot ew300 are a very good allrounder. has some nice low end while being balanced
I would go for something with a more allrounder type signature. hexa are quite neutrally tuned which isn't really recommended on a blind buy as many new to the hobby could find that signature flat and boring, especially for something like DnB something like the simgot ew300 would do well for that genre and just have a generally more widely appealing signature
if you have ew300 money then get the ew300 or even something liek juzear defiant
simgot ew300. great allrounder, good clarity, metal build
for music ew300 but i dont think you'd be disappointed with either
I don't know why you gave this weird price range, but the ones you mentioned aren't really what I'd recommend. Since you are ready to spend $80, get the Simgot EW300.
I love my simgot ew300, got the dsp version, never complained
Of all the IEMs I have, for some reason, the one I like the most is the Aful Explorer. I also have the Kefine Klean, Kefine Delci Ae, Sivga Que, Kiwi Ears Airoso, Lesthouer S08, Simgot EW300, Hidizs MP143, and MP145. All of these IEMs have a somewhat neutral, warm signature, but they all have excellent, very different sounds. I recommend the Aful Explorer, it's the best without a doubt. I won't tell you about the Hidizs MP145 because they're too big and can have adjustment problems if you have a narrow ear canal. Another thing I recommend is that you play with different types of cables and eartips, they can make a difference.
I have them both and enjoy both of them but to my ears and tastes I do prefer the Cadenza. Cannot beat them for the price and they punch waaaayyy above their range.
I compared a bunch of IEMs at audio shops. While I don't remember which IEMs sounded brighter to me, I can recommend the Letshuoer S8 for its clarity and balance of bass and treble. I listen to a lot of EDM and pop (US, K-pop, J-Pop, Eastern European, Latin/Spanish), and one of the things I compared was the, for lack of a better term, drop in Zedd's Spectrum ("we'll RUN where lights won't chase us"). The S08s had that IT factor in Spectrum, and the sounds did not bleed together. I found it was similar to the Simgot EW300, but I chose the S08 because it wasn't as bass heavy, felt more balanced, and I presumed I wouldn't be as fatigued listening to them. That being said, I do not like my music too bright. I think the S12 might have been brighter than the S08, but I felt the S08 had a crisp, clear sound that accentuated what I was looking for. I'm told my preference is V-shaped.
Simgot EW300 is great and so is the Letshuoer S08. I'll share what I wrote about it somewhere else. >I've tested both the Simgot EW300s and Letshuoer S08s in person, along with many other units that were more expensive. I'm also pretty new to the IEM scene and I bought my first pair this past summer. Both units sounded very similar to me. I'm not familiar with all the terminology, so I'll describe them the best I can. >They both had decent 3D effects with clarity. I liked being able to hear distinction between the instruments and the vocals. One of the things I looked for was the "It" factor when listening to the drop/chorus in Spectrum by Zedd. I suppose this might be the fabled "eargasm", but it basically feels like my heart dropping from striking the right chord. Both units were capable of that "It" factor. Both have solid, metal builds (EW300 is heavier than S08), and I didn't experience sibilence (harsh hissing sound) from either. I get sick of treble easily (treble sensitive?), and I felt that I was more likely to get annoyed by the EW300 than the S08, so I chose the S08. **I think you can't go wrong with either the EW300 nor the S08.** EW300 is a tad heavier than S08, but they're both made of metal and feel sturdy. I'm super happy with my S08s.
So what's ur use scenario? My suggestion in general for whoever enter this hobby (it they care about gaming) is getting the Tripowin Vivace+ Azla asmr max tips (obbligatory with this iem) cus i think even up to 500 there is nothing (in game) that outperform by a huge margin this. So if u care about gaming u can choose this combo first and then also buy an iem where u can focus only on ur music preferences (+ having the Asmr max automatically open u the doors for every harsh treble iem, cus this can tame anything). And with 120 u can do something like: Vivace combo+ Kz Am16 bass (best Kz with Ba rn and pretty cheap on Ali, meanwhile the best DD from Kz is in their Kz Zenith that i put way above the Zero Red if the qc is good). Anyway my favorite iem under 50 are the Cadenza, i read someone above saying that the Zero red is overall better, but for me the Cadenza is way better than the Zero red (not in game) the timbre is of the Cadenza is better (Cadenza Berillium timbre is my favorite timbre even up to 300) and the bass hit more satisfing and that bump in the high give u an impression of high technicality and is pretty berable + they are way more comfortable (worst than the Red in gaming if u use the adapter and obv they have a worst final extension in the trebble as u can see in graphs) some people prefer the Kefine klean in this price range and overall can do more things (especially in gaming) but music wise i prefer Cadenza. So i covered the combos...now let's talk about the best all rounder/sets under 120 (sometimes with discount) Kiwi ears Airoso (incredible iem for music,for me the best, a direct upgrade from Cadenza, not the best in game but still usable) Kefine Delci Ae (great valuable iem) Simgot Ew300 (not great in game, but 🔥 music) Juzear Defiant (if the qc is good, pretty close level wise to the Airoso if not better for someone) Arti t10/t10 pro if u want to try planar Truthears Hexa (neutral and all rounder, exquisite, better than the Red, but can be boring) Simgot Em6L (great allrounder) Aful explorer (if u want to raise the volume, this is great, in game they kinda 🙃😅) Tanchjim Fission (best 1DD at this price) Idk if i forgot something but this should be pretty 😏. This is kinda it i think.
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