ZiiGaat - Nuo

Try r/IEMs \- although I'm quite happy with my $20 Ziigaat Nuos

FYI - you might also consider looking at [linsoul.com](http://linsoul.com) directly .. I've just tried them for the first time, and they delivered to the UK (delivery cost included) in 10 days. If you chat to their bot, you can also get vouchers for money off. Bought some ZiiGaat Nuo, seem good so far. I'm interested in trying KZ Castor Pro's though for more bass.

Doesn't it make a mockery of your list by having an unreleased IEM set on it? Including Tangzu Waner 2 without anyone every using them. I do often wonder how much I should read into these lists.. are they sometimes an echo-chamber of favourites, or based on actual reviews? Now let me get back to listening to some E.L.O. on my unrecommended ZiiGaat Nuo's !

The Ziigaat Nuo might float your boat.

The only ZiiGaat IEMs I currently have are the Nuo and the Doscinco. Honestly, all of the recent releases sound intriguing and I wish I could have the opportunity to listen to each of them to figure out which I’d like the best. Arcadia, Arcanus, Arete, Crescent, Estrella, Horizon, Luna, Lush… I just have no idea which one to choose!

non of them buy ziigaat nuo and thank me later

"Best IEM is always the next IEM" you can try Ziigaat Nuo I use them now great and balanced sound .

1. usually yes but there are two I can recommend, Tanchjim Bunny and Ziigaat Nuo 2. it is, but when you get the IEM it's already done if they powered them on from factory for QC 3. you need to know the song if ur listening over wire but if ur using BT you are doing double lossless then and 1411kbps flac will sound so much better than 320kbps, on LDAC you can tell every time 4. it did back in 2005, it's 2025 now 5. agree

not good for gaming, good hbb for gaming is QKZxHBB, the $20 one, from cheap ones ZiiGaat Nuo is also pretty good, but they both fall behind Vivace in gaming tho Nuo is better for music

Tanchjim bunny, bunny dsp, ziigaat nuo are technically a clear cut above other budget IEMs up to $30-35 msrp, well nuo is technically like 30 msrp but it's always a lot cheaper

there are 5-10 great IEMs in 230-530 price range which I wouldn't say one of them is better than the others, rly depends on your tuning preference, actual difference to these would be 800+ IEMs, those Ziigaats fall behind a bit in soundstage compared to Volume S, Tea Pro, maybe not Variations but they are all still good just there are better ones for that

comparable sound quality, lower quality cable and shell, much smaller nozzle and more comfortable and 1/3 the price, if you are after sound quality for cheap there are basically 2 good option Bunny and ZiiGaat Nuo which doesn't sound how OP wants his IEM to sounds, if you up the price from $30 you got better stuff obviously, Artti T10 for example for $50-60 would be a lot better than both Zero: Red and Bunny

for $50 also none, cheapest that does both well enough and is detailed would be new $65 Zero Blue:2 with impedance adapter

under $50 your best bet is Ziigaat Nuo but I'd up your budget if you can to $65 and get new Truthear Zero Blue:2 with impedance adapter

I like Ziigaat Nuo

Nuo the Best Cheapest You can ger. Comfy and balance..good bass ... Flyweight

Also the ziigaat nuo, honestly amazing, sound quality is very good and easily competes with headphones twice as expensive. Build quality and cable is decent, doesn't feel cheap, no carry case and I'd recommend getting better eartips

Ziigaat Nuo(I own this), Tripowin Vivace(I don't own this but have seen redditors suggesting this for gaming).

7hz G1 if you can handle the boosted bass and treble. Tripowin Vivace and Ziigaat Nuo are pretty close to the 7hz zero but with a bit more bass.

I'm probably in the minority here, but I have no complaints about a company releasing a ton of options with branded Knowles or Sonion BAs instead of bellsing crap. People have no idea the price difference in branded BAs is sometimes an increase of 10X over drivers companies like Aful use. If you are at all familiar with graphs and how an IEM diverges from JM-1 (neutral), plus the different properties of certain driver types (Dynamic vs. BA vs. Planar etc) you can usually guess 90% of what it sounds like. I like options. My only complaint is their shell shape creates a pressure point on the top/back of my ear. Ziigaat's shells are the only ones I've ever had a problem with. CHANGE UP THE SHELL SHAPE GUYS.

Ya there is amazing stuff in the 200 to 300 dollar space, really, like the latest run of Ziigaat stuff, Odyssee comes to mind.. And Doscinco.. There is also the Dunu Davinci.. Juzear 61t..we are having our little brains blown out the ear holes at this point. Going up further in price, the tuning seems to get very specific and unique. You really need to know very well what you want. I think most people could stop at something like Odyssee

Funny I come across this post as I'm on my way home from an audiophile store after trying their entire price range of IEMs, as well as their expensive DACs and DAPs. Like from $20 IEMs all the way to a $4000 Forte Ears Macbeth they had. Here's what I concluded as a non-audiophile just gaining interest in this hobby. Diminishing returns for IEMs kicks in hard after $300. Sweet spot seems to be around $200-$250. I really liked the Moondrop Kato and a lot of the Ziigaat IEMs they had. Fit and sound quality felt much better than the Zero Reds I currently have. I feel like once you go above into the upper hundreds into thousands USD range it's more personal preference tbh. Favourite one I tried today was a Campfire Audio Clara. With DACs I felt that as long as it could sufficiently power the IEM, it really didn't make a noticeable difference. Couldn't notice a real difference between my JM6 Pro dongle and their $200 ifi DACs, even on the expensive IEMs. And the Apple dongle is pretty bad. It couldn't drive most of the IEMs I tried. Even the ones it could drive they didn't sound good. Just use a JM6 Pro it's even cheaper than the Apple dongle (at least it is in my country). I did notice a quality difference with DAPs though only with the expensive IEMs. It sounded kind of cleaner but honestly not too big from my perspective. For most people you could probably just go up to around the $200-$300 range with an IEM that fits you comfortably with a preferable sound signature, and get an entry level DAC-AMP dongle and just leave and save the rest of your wallet.

I was in a similar boat as OP and bought the tea pros, ziigaats and et142s. After lots of comparison the et142s were the clear winner and surprisingly the cheapest of the three. They’ve been my daily driver ever since and have never felt the need for anything better. Frankly I have a hard time imagining how they could be improved on. Very, very pleased with my simgot et142s. They are endgame for me for now.