I just got a pair for $13.50 on a Flash sale, They're Satisfyingly heavy and get quite loud off of a low power source. for gaming Compared to the Chu, my preference is the ESX for both competitive and casual because it responds better to EQ so I can try and drown out background noises while amplifying stuff like footsteps and gunshots. They're a crazy good pair and I recommend fiddling around with a parametric EQ for anyone considering getting one
You have lots of options on that price, i would say Blon Bl3, Blon Bl01, Blon z200 (low on price and don't have detachable cable), on the same design you have Moondrop chu, of course you have the KZ or QKZ that are more budget but it depends on what type sound you like, if you prefer more mids, not soo much bass go for some Moondrop chu, but if love some bass (that help on the game side) go for some Blon
@@marianack111 competitive wise the blon 03 and 01 are decent but not really great. Idk just me. Im going try the 7hz zero because the sound imaging is good but has a step up between the blons. Moondrop Chu is good too (almost like 7hz zero but slightly lower bass). You can try the Qkz x hbb collab. Just dont know what the imaging on that is
@@madarauchiha4298Daym yu went for the throat. Ye I somewhat agree on this. Dont get me wrong the Blon 03 is a legendary iem. Paved way to alot of iems to sound like it
I use Blon03 . And I like pop EDM songs on these but rock metal fast riffs drumming stuff kind of sound muddy . Is ESX good for rock metal? Is it muddy?
TANCHJIM Zero for metal music.. trust me it is perhaps the most detailed under 100 euro , and there is no need to get something more expensive , but change eartips use spinfits cp 100.
I just got a pair for $13.50 on a Flash sale, They're Satisfyingly heavy and get quite loud off of a low power source.
for gaming Compared to the Chu, my preference is the ESX for both competitive and casual because it responds better to EQ so I can try and drown out background noises while amplifying stuff like footsteps and gunshots.
They're a crazy good pair and I recommend fiddling around with a parametric EQ for anyone considering getting one
Is these in your opinion the best for immersion in gaming like open world etc under 50 dollars? If not which is?
Do u still recommend it for 20$ budget for gaming?
What are the Best iem's for gaming under $40?
You have lots of options on that price, i would say Blon Bl3, Blon Bl01, Blon z200 (low on price and don't have detachable cable), on the same design you have Moondrop chu, of course you have the KZ or QKZ that are more budget but it depends on what type sound you like, if you prefer more mids, not soo much bass go for some Moondrop chu, but if love some bass (that help on the game side) go for some Blon
@@marianack111 competitive wise the blon 03 and 01 are decent but not really great. Idk just me. Im going try the 7hz zero because the sound imaging is good but has a step up between the blons. Moondrop Chu is good too (almost like 7hz zero but slightly lower bass). You can try the Qkz x hbb collab. Just dont know what the imaging on that is
The CCA CA10,CCA C12 and CCA CSN are all really great. I've seen videos where imaging was bad on Blons
@@madarauchiha4298Daym yu went for the throat. Ye I somewhat agree on this. Dont get me wrong the Blon 03 is a legendary iem. Paved way to alot of iems to sound like it
Qkz x HBB these are my fav for apex atm 🔥
I use Blon03 . And I like pop EDM songs on these but rock metal fast riffs drumming stuff kind of sound muddy . Is ESX good for rock metal? Is it muddy?
TANCHJIM Zero for metal music.. trust me it is perhaps the most detailed under 100 euro , and there is no need to get something more expensive , but change eartips use spinfits cp 100.
KZ ESX or 7Hz Zero for cs:go?
this or Kz zsn pro x?