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Amazing for price, very great iem with 1 dynamic driver. The mic is pretty good. There buzzing on the mic on ps5 when your charging your controller. But ps5 controller are really picky for mics. Pc and xbox it works fine. Bassy and sparkly treble.

Están bien por su precio, se oye bien y el micrófono está bien también. Lo único es que son un poco incómodos

Get these Earbuds(IEM) now!! These have really good balance of sounds and is crystal clear. If you are using these for Gaming these will definitely help you hear footsteps In Call Of Duty or any kind of shooter. I personally use these music and the quality is outstanding I’D recommend these.

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I’m not super experienced when it comes to IEMs but I thought these sounded good! I listened to J-pop and classical/orchestral music and it sounded good. My ears are small so they do get uncomfortable/slightly painful after wearing for a long time. The cord feels pretty sturdy and the length is nice, but the right angle is awkward when trying to listen on a phone that requires an adapter. Unfortunately, the over-ear wire doesn’t stay in place/bent very well, and I have to readjust it sometimes, especially when walking around.

At first listen I wasn’t really blown away and I thought why. Well these didn’t really offend me in any way. What does that mean? Well these iems are like perfectly tuned in my honest opinion. They are very clear sounding yet have zero sibilance. I hear no hissing or sharp "s," "sh," "ch," and "z" sounds in music. That means I can turn these up while I’m jamming out and not feel too distracted when something hurts my ears in poorly recorded music. These are also my new go to for gaming and I’ve been using them for a month and love them for that. Yes they good have better verticality and depth but look at the price… So for the money I highly recommend these. They have a similar sound profile as the 7hz Sonus iems but these have a bit more bass and overall low end sound is a bit more noticeable on these set vs the 7hz Sonus iems, Now the 7hz is about $20 more and I will say have better technicalities but it’s not a crazy difference but I’ll still use the 7hz when I’m in a ultra competitive play session.The fit is also amazing with these and the isolation is also better than anything else I’ve heard under $200. They seal my ear perfectly where as the 7hz Sonus could be way better in that regard. Overall these imo are a wonderful set of iems and truly believe they pack a wonderful sound profile that should be great for a lot of different listeners except maybe those who want those ultra peaky treble or that ear shaking bass. These are also great middle ground especially for just $30.I only use Apple Music lossless with multiple different types of music genres and a few dongle dacs on my iPad Pro.

On one hand they sound amazing to my ears and fit snug. On the other hand, the 2pin connectors detach themselves from the pins while using them sometimes and or the pin holes loosen in the IEM rendering them useless and I’ve replaced them twice now

Budget Chi-Fi continues to impress. These Wyvern are very impressive for the price. You get comfortable IEMs with short nozzles, a usable cable, and a sound that's found in $100+ IEMs.The sound is warm, but it's pretty well balanced. The bass is solid but not overwhelming. Vocals are clear. The soundstage is pretty respectable for this price point. It's not Monarch level, but it's actually outside the center of your head, which is honestly impressive. I have several more expensive IEMs with a more narrow soundstage.These days, the sub-$50 IEM choices are numerous. However, some gain attention and for good reason. The wyvern is worth the attention.