SIVGA Que

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Sentiment score100% positive
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Last updated: Jun 16, 2026

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Reddit IconAccordingSky2845
4 months ago

I had the same issue and ended up buying the below ones and really like them. They are made of metal with a wood ear cover and fit super well. Highly recommend. https://a.co/d/06k8VdLi

Reddit IconAlb1939SGM
8 months ago

I've tried several IEMs under the $100 range, the Lesthouer S08, Kefine Delci AE, Kefine Klean, Sivga Que, Simgot EW300, Isn Audio H20, and Turthear Zero Red. All of these IEMs are excellent for the price paid, and the ones I liked the most are the Lesthouer S08, Kefine Delci AE, and Sivga Que. https://preview.redd.it/86zc1z7oabtf1.jpeg?width=4000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=397875ebb7606dfc6e3d1de604e148efbf11c483

Reddit Iconcelmate
3 months ago

Overrated: GK Kunten, it's got horrible QC and all the sets after the original batch have shitty treble peaks cause they fucked up something. Underrated: Sivga Que - unbelievable sound for the price and being a single DD setup, also has awesome case and cable and a beautiful design and build quality.

Reddit IconCeruleanSea1
9 months ago

It has a nice build quality and bold balanced sound.

6 months ago

aria 2, zero blue 2, siva que, kefien delci

Reddit IconDracomies
2 months ago

GK Kunten (before retune) (don't get it now). Could be bought for maybe 8 bucks? Basically a mispriced $60 iem. Artii T10. Nothing better below its price. Also gives $100 to $200 iems a fight. Dunu Kima 2. About a hundred bucks or so. Great vocals, great tuning, great bass. Not for trebleheads. Undoubtedly a warm iem. Also comes with a full rack of eartips that are some of the best out there ie, Dunu S&S, Dunu Candies, etc. Celest Pandamon 2.0 at 9 buckaroos. That was a hecking steal. Celest Wyvern Abyss at 9 buckaroos. Another steal. Great for vocals. Purely a vocal set. Terrible 'technicals', ie bad soundstage and imaging. But vocals are chef's kiss. Sivga Que (original). A pure vocal set iem. Insanely good for the price. Just listen to the female vocals on it and compare it to iems that cost more. A/B it. You'll just think, how the fuck is this so good at 60 bucks? Xuan NV. At 67 bucks or so. A well rounded iem. I think these are fantastic for hip-hop lovers. Juzear Defiant (if you get one that works). Outperforms iems double its price. Tangzu Wan'er Studio Edition - Discontinued. But imo the best of all the Wan'ers. Great vocal set. Use the white eartips on it. If those don't fit, buy Kbear07 eartips and get the size that fits you. Don't use wide bore on it. Truthear Hola - Was 20 bucks. If you have it. It seriously makes you question why iems cost more. yu9 Que - It's about $400. But it makes me question iems that cost double, triple its price. Letshouer Cadenza 4 - This is a point of contention but imo I tell everyone just to get Cadenza 4 instead over the $500 Tops Pro. It's an iem that seriously made me consider the worth of Tops Pro at $500. I genuinely believe that if you already have Cadenza 4 you'd be disappointed spending $500 on Tops Pro. I might really like Beryllium drivers.

Reddit IconOnly_Chemistara
7 months ago

Truthear Hexa, Truthear Pure, 7hz Sonus, HE Xiao Qiao, Sivga Que, Tanchjim Nora This is, of course, without considering one's preference of tonality, because I'd pick Que over anything else in the $60 range (the only reason I dont is because I already have IE200)

Reddit Iconsewnshutinshame
2 months ago

I also fell for this and I hated it for listening to anything else. I suggest saving up for Sivga Que or artti t10 on discount.

Reddit Iconshifffffff
4 months ago

sivga que is really good at mid-bass punch and the sub-bass. I've never heard snare drums sound so good on any other IEM, including juzear defiant which is more expensive than the que. and the vocals are also VERY good. vocals sound full and rich, especially female vocals. however sivga que suffers quite e bit on the treble section. it rolls off very quickly and there's not a lot of detail or air. guess you can't have everything.

4 months ago

i bought defiant first, as an upgrade from kefine klean. was blown away to find out so many new details in all of my favorites songs. punchy bass and really detailed trebles. good amount of air in there as well. but mids were not as good and vocals were recessed (duh, it's a v-shape iem). also the treble got fatiguing after 1-2 hours. i really wanted to enjoy the drums and vocals more so i got the sivga que. it really filled all the gaps left by defiant. very rich, warm sound, best drums I've ever heard, full, clear and emphasized vocals. but it lacks on the treble section. details are lost in exchange for very inoffensive non-fatiguing treble. i feel like these two sets really complement each other. for rock/indie i go to que, for pop/edm/acoustic i go to defiant https://preview.redd.it/mqgd134fphig1.jpeg?width=2340&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9b0dde6d7373c237f3dcebd61417de012ba3a649 you can look at the 80-2k range in the graph, they really complement each other.

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