EW300

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

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$

simgot ew300 make for a nice fun allrounder, bonus points for having 2 tuning nozzles as well for some variety if you can stretch or find a sale then kefine quatio are also very good. fun sound, smooth treble, great technical performance

for under 100$ simgot ew300 is a generally a nice allrounder fun but balanced and very capable in the separation department

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

I am currently using the truthear PURE as my main, I am personally not a basshead but i feel the PURE is a right balance for me. I did try alot of IEMs like the truthear crincle red , chu 2 , zero 2, truthear hexa, simgot ew300 , but i chose the PURE as it sounded better than the rest to me its is the most balanced option that fit in my price range