Wave Pro

Hey I've tried the soundbrenner wave pros for gaming specifically on call of duty bo7 and they are the best sounding earbuds I've ever experienced I've only used headsets for gaming including the steel series arctis nova pro and these are better than that I tried my brother in laws and ordered a pair right after trying them.

I got these and had to order the mic separately which was kind of a bummer. The shipping on the original pair was quick but the mic took several more days to arrive. I absolutely love these for gaming and working from home. Worth the hassle, to me!

I've recently bought them and I had to buy the jack to USB C adapter to listen to music on my phone. From a producer's standpoint, though a first time buyer of IEM earbuds, they definitely sound one of the best, part of me says I should've bought IEMs before anything because they detect audio flaws better than any other earbuds/headphones I ever got (I'm genuinely surprised tbh), they really testify the cleanliness of a track. The drivers really do a good job distributong the width of the track (panning response is awesome), but again, for $99, it's basically a steal for first time shoppers of IEM earbuds. There's a reason why it's more of a musician's piece, and it's for it's capabilities of testifying the integrity of a track and detect audio flaws well (kinda like a magnifying glass but for your ears), they're also great for tracking in performances too, making it a latency free earpiece to keep track of where you are at in the performances or at gigs, same with DJing and hardware gear listening. For packaging, there are 3 sizes and two types of ear tips to choose from, 6 in total, also a TRS converter to to make ends meet with your audio interfaces that rely on TRS. Also, without any hassle of setup, you just plug and play like every other set of wired earbuds (at first I thought they have BT on them but we don't have that luxury just yet (latency specifically). Their wiring is braided too so the durability is really study, I'd like the guy who cuts wires to give away earbuds try to cut these, he would be caught off guard how strong the wire is. Overall, I like them a lot for the quality at the cost they have, it's an incredible piece of gear for me personally, I highly recommend as the entry model for real good IEMs.

Bought these fairly recently for listening and for pc gaming and gotta say I am very impressed with how good they are for the price point

While I agree that is pretty shady and something should be done about it, I do hope that you're able to get refunded for the unwanted second pair, and on top of that I will say that you won't be disappointed by the iems themselves, they're a very solid pair for the price point. Great eartips selection, solid cable and carry case, included line in adapter too which is well built and overall they just sound great

i wouldnt suggest getting them. there are better options for much less. i have them and i find them super uncomfortable. they have a bit on the driver that pokes out directly into the 'Antihelix' of my ears, plus they feel so incredibly cheap, the drivers are made of cheap plastic and have sharp sprewy bits on the seams. 5/10 i would suggest looking at TRN Conch, they are my favourites, thet block a great amount of noise with the included memoryfoam eartips and they are the most comfortable in my opinion, they go right into you ear, so deep that they can start to tickle your brain. though drawbacks are, they only come with one size of memory foam eartips, the memory foram eartips are white so they go yellow with earwax very easy and the cable is a little short and the ear hooks on the cables aren't very secure, also the drivers are made out of metal so on a cold day i'd suggest putting them in your pocket first to warm them up before they go in you ears. Another of my absolute favourites are TRUTHEAR x Crinacle Zero:RED, they feel super high quality, they have a long cable and the memory foam eartips are black so they dont get stained too quick. though the nozzles are very wide so they only really work in large ears and getting aftermarket eartips to fit would be a massive struggle. I love collecting IEMs, it's one of my passion projects