SuperMix 4

SM4 is all you will ever need

I have Linsoul Supermix 4's and can recommend them, but let's just say my Beyerdynamic DT MMX 330 Pro's are better for longer playing sessions. The switch from a headset to IEM's can be quite difficult. I try to stay clear of ''gaming headphones'' in general.

They have been, for a long time... I still use them sometimes when I don't have my blessings 3...

Well I own supermix 4 : its is highly technical thats for sure …. ( not a VERY audiophile listener but have interest in this hobby ) … thats the first thing I noticed about them thay they are hight technical… very detail can be heard …. It lacks midbass … though not that fan of too much mid bass so its ok… can’t fault vocals…. Vocals seems great … soundstage seems really good for price point

They are fatiguing to treble sensitive people

planars are renowned for their clarity . typical planar tuning makes vocals come off as sounding metallic though but ymmv something liek the simgot supermix 4 would be great though. hybrid with harman tuning, female vocals really shine on this set

supermix is a good set yeah. usually pure planars like s12 pro aren't rec'd for fps gaming cause many of them have very boosted higher frequencies which can effect staging, not sure how the ultra's hold up though but many use and enjoy the supermix for gaming

simgot supermix 4 would work very well

Super mix 4 are very good

There’s a method to the madness…at least for my case. I didn’t wildly trust any “professional” reviewer…I got a few (3) of the community rec’d IEMs…to see if they’d suit me (fit, sound, curiosity) Think the total I spent on those was less than what a Hexa would have cost. I, too, came from BT devices…Beats Studio Pro, Beats Fit Pro…I was done with all the BT junk. Didn’t bother with BT hooks and dongles and such. Compression…power…it’s ALL lacking. Anyway, AFTER listening to my 3 sets for a bit…I went back to “professional” reviews on YT. Watched the review vids of those IEMs…and decided on whose views and opinions I aligned with. From there….I was able to make slightly more informed purchases. Yes, it’s usually best to test drive audio gear in person…and buy from a local outlet with a reputable and dependable return policy. For some, that is not possible. I have disposable income…and can afford several sets of Hexa or even the Supermix 4 on a whim. I didn’t think it was sensible to dive in when there are cheaper AND community recommended sets to try. As for BT…if I’m going to use BT for convenience…I would stick with the usual suspects instead of introducing dongles and ear hooks. BUT…that’s just me

The Supermix 4 when using it for general video watching. The mid scoop really messes with vocal audio. The Blessing 3 for how bright / sibilant and clinical it was. I think these two are my favorite IEMs in terms of looks and design, but their sounds were disappointing.

While I probably understand where you’re coming from, neutral is at least mathematically represented as a flat frequency curve. But I agree. I have pretty solid studio monitors at home. I thought of complementing it with a somewhat reasonably priced simgot supermix 4 since the curves seemed more Harman like. While it is true to tuning, I’ve realized I care a lot about transient response (spoilt by my other setup) and imaging, not much about soundstage (again influenced by near field monitors). And while the iem does well in imaging, the transients are just not upto mark. But both have their sweet spots depending on how I feel that day

My home setup is weirdly enough a genelec 8331 paired with a WiiM pro streamer via studio standard cabling (mogami, neutrik, belden, etc). While it’s in an untreated room, I feel it’s very very neutral in its representation. My iem is a significantly cheaper simgot supermix 4 with fiio ka11 dac amp (important to know since the iem has pretty low impedance). When I hear songs in them, both the bass and treble seem very boosted much like their curve being Harman like. And they generally sound louder too. Not hexas but still calling out. What I’d rather struggle with if I were to use my iem to mix would not just be non neutrality and higher bass / treble but also poor transient response.

The Simgot supermix 4 are amazing gaming iem especially for footsteps in shooter games for around $150. Unfortunately not on sweetwster tho just checked, sorry