IEMs, AFUL Explorer in Ear Monitors, 1DD+2BA Hybrid Drivers Wired Headphone, Gaming Earbud, HiFi Earphone with Detachable Silver-Plated Copper Cable for Musician Audiophile (3.5mm)

Great warm sound. Also small and comfortable. The tips are great. Overall great value for an IEM that's enjoyable to use.

Awesome IEM for the price. If you are new to the hobby and if you have the cash, I recommend this as your first IEM. It has a neutral tuning with added warmth. Do not expect great technicality and detail retrieval. This is an IEM for relaxing and enjoying the music without analyzing. Because it has no upper mid and treble peaks, you can increase the volume higher than other IEMS. Good for electronic music and decent all rounder. Not a basshead IEM, and small shell so great for small ears.

Sounds good, definitly great for the price. Cord is short but sturdy and well behaved. My only issue is the lack of a filter to guard against dust and earwax. I use ear tips that have filters, but if your ears are really sensitive then ear tips can really change the sound.

My Favorite set up. Nice Warm/Dark sound. Still clear in highs. May seem smoother than most IEMs. I love the wire, I feel it’s high quality. Comes with so many tip options. Beautiful looking IEM.

This is a great louder listen set due to the relaxed pinna gain and treble. It does require a bit of power to sound its best, but something like a moondrop dawn pro or btr15 will be more than enough. The soundstage is intimate, yet holographic with very good imaging making it a good choice for gaming. The bass might get in the way for games like Apex, but you can just eq it down a bit if it bothers you. This takes the cake over the Performer 5 IMO, but it’s also a different tuning. I found penon orange liqueur eartips to work very well with this set, but something like spinfit w1 or azla tips (light, og, max, vivid) should work great too. Included eartips are ok, but you will get one from a good pair of aftermarket tips. The stock cable is very nice as well as the small case it comes with. The fit is very comfortable due to its ventilation system and small size. For $120 the value is a no brainer if you are treble sensitive or want a bassy smooth set that you can crank the volume on. Works great with EDM, rock, metal, rap/hiphop, jazz.

I did not think I was going to like these at all. So I didn't purchase them even though everyone was ranting and raving about em. When they came out. On prime day they hit a price where I was like let me give em a shot. They sound different than anything else in my collection and can play anything in your library. They fit perfectly. And pictures do not do these Justice I love the way they look in real life and didn't think anything of them when I saw em in videos and pictures. They're not the end all be all in clarity but they do scale well with volume. Their quality built and a great addition to my collection. Between the tips the cable and the case I didn't even have to swap anything. It was a complete package that came with everything that I needed. I rarely have that happen. I'm always usually either getting another cable or different tips. And it might be my favorite case that I have beside my Timeless IIs cuz the case looks just like the IEM and I think that's awesome. But I digress. Aful is not awful nor a fool. Even though I'm pretty sure the name is pronounced one of those ways. They're definitely an IEM company that is a force to be reckoned with.

These are my favorite IEMs for rock music. Fantastic low end for bass guitars and drums, vocals feel close and personal, and a surprisingly wide soundstage. Treble is a little lagging on the tune and can probably use a boost with a eq but I haven’t gotten around to it. I love the cable feel and comfort of the IEMs in the ear, and the case is a nice touch. I will buy more from this brand in the future, looking at the performer series. I am using spinfit w1 tips, they fit perfectly and don’t come off easily.

They are nice and comfortable/good size. I bought these as an upgrade to my AirPod Pros, and these sound a bit better, more open and bassy.

El sonido es suave, relajado y con bastante cuerpo. Los graves son definidos y elevados (sin ser basshead) y los medios y agudos tienen bastante detalle pero a una ganancia un poco inferior sin perder aire, imagen sonora. Con música estándar resuelven muy bien con metal (que es para lo que los compré) suenan excelente, ya que nada cansa. Pero con música en exceso rápida puede notarse en ocasiones un poco de bleeding del midbass hacia los medios, (es mínimo, así que si no le prestas atención no se nota). En 4.4mm da mejor detalle. En 3.5mm es más relajado el sonido. En ambos casos recomiendo usarlo con un Dap o un dongle (yo probé con un aune yuki y un ibasso dx170)

Pro's * Fit and feel are extremely good for my ears * Great build quality *Relaxing sound signature Con's * Was not so keen on the stock cable provided

My 10 year old Skull Candies finally bit the dust. I thought they sounded fine and they lasted me a long time. I researched iems within this price range and decided on the Explorers. So glad I chose these! There is a significant improvement in sound quality compared to my previous iems. The details, soundstage, timbre, dynamics, whatever else, have all been greatly improved by these monitors. A definite step up for me.

El metal y rock se escucha genial!

These have a rare quality: they are warm and thick and bassy without overdoing it, and they preserve enough clarity in the upper frequencies to sound detailed and clean. If you like a little bass, you can't go wrong with these. I got a set for my wife but when i tried them i knew I needed my own set. They are especially perfect for 70s and 80s tracks that were light on the bass. But good for any genre truly. They do feel a little heavy with symphony orchestra, but still very enjoyable even then.