LINSOUL BGVP DMG 2DD+4BA Hi-Res Hybrid Drivers High Fidelity HiFi in-Ear Metal Earphones with Detachable MMCX Audio Cable for Musicians Audiophile (Blue)

I bought into the hype and bought these to upgrade from my TRN V80's which I loved until I got these. The first set I received didn't have the filters in the box, I contacted Amazon and they promptly sent a second set. That kind of oversight shouldn't happen at this price point (docked a star). I will now break down my impression of these IEM's.Build: these things seem to be very solid built and tough. They look a little plain, but it's fine.Fit: these things are fit my ears very well, the shape hugs the inside of my earlobes. The tips stick in far enough to make a pretty good seal. Isolation is just OK, you can hear quite a bit until you turn up the music. Sound leak is very low.Accessories: the cable is pretty good and seems like a good quality cable. I have the set with the mic. The assortment of tips are nice, you should be able to find a pair that works. The filters are a nice touch, although the difference isn't super drastic.Sound: these are some of the best sounding IEM's I've heard, and not just chi-fi or cheap ones. I bought these to replace my V80's which I liked except for the hot treble. The DMG's were a pleasant surprise, although I wouldn't say I was completely Wow'ed. The bass is only marginally better than the V80's bass, it has good punch and can go deep. The bass can get a tad muddy on some tracks, but overall the bass is good. If you listen to bassy music like hip hop or EDM, you'll like these. The mids warm tilted and has good body. Vocals and instruments sound correct and nicely imaged. The mids are slightly recessed but it's not extremely noticable most of the time. The highs are excellent and smooth. This was the biggest upgrade from the V80's. The treble is hardly ever harsh, but still very sparkly. Overall I would say these are a warm V-shaped sound with sparkly highs. The V-shape is very slight.These are an upgrade to most of the lower budget IEM's, they definitely sound good and the overall package is great. I wasn't blown away by the bass, but it's still good. If you want bass cannons, get something else, but if you want good strong bass these will satisfy. Everything else about the sound GREAT. I liked the silver filters the best. If you're on the fence, just buy them, I don't think you'll be disappointed.

Owned now for 2 months. Absolutely no Q.C. issues to speak of. Fit (for me), comfortable, hour after hour. ROLL YOUR TIPS! (meaning, change/try different tips, the difference in sound can make an amazing difference). Get a good seal (important for bass). There's plenty of reviews and videos to find about this product but I'm going to mention about how well these respond to E.Q.ing. Using a Monolith AAA THX portable amp/dac, I can get these to sound any way I want. (To be fair, that device is absolutely amazing in itself). These respond, in my opinion, amazingly well to eq adjustments. Too much bass for ya? Bring it down some. Need more treble? Go ahead, adjust that too. Need more mids? You can see what I'm getting at. Out of the box, plugged into my phone and no eq, not bad. A little eq with that set up....damn, now we're talking! Having an exceptional source make these amazing! Through and through. Beyond impressed. Giving credit to mentioned dac/amp, I can control the bass, mids, and highs in so many different ways, I'm consistently impressed how well these iem's respond to my e.q. requests. After a long music session, even after 2 months, I'm having a hard time believing that there is something better out there at this price point. What can I compair these with? Nothing. Sorry, 1st iem purchase (many more to come though, I promise that). I love audio (car, home theater, iem/headphones) and there was always something that sounded great and impressive but in my head, there's always something I'd like to change or adjust. You can with these. Listen, get a good source, dac/amp and get these and don't look back. I'm done. Enjoy, I'm sure you will.Follow up on these amazing IEM's. In my initial review of these I mentioned I had nothing to compair these to. Well...now I do. Since the purchase of these I have also purchased the Kanas Moondrop Pro's, the Tin T2's and the Tin P1's. All of the mentioned IEM's are great in their own respect. All do something that the others don't do, but the DMG's are my go to. Yes, even over the acclaimed and fantastic P1's (these are amazing for other reasons). I just don't get it. Listen, everyone has their own sound signature they're after. It can be a costly adventure to get there. That's why I will always recommend these. I find them to be so flexible depending on what I'm in the mood to listen to. If you're willing to learn how to eq, these can do it all. I can go from In This Moment, Motionless In White to Hans Zimmer and Steely Dan and just tap a different eq preset and I'm done. I'm at the point now that when I watch or read about a new IEM product that's getting some hype, I wait now. I can't pull the trigger immediately. I can comfortably wait and let a month or 2 pass to see how these new products perform after some time because I find it hard that anything is gonna come close to these at this price range.Still no quality issues to speak of. Purchased the ES100 Bluetooth receiver and a balanced cable, I've switched back and forth between balanced and unbalanced cables and not one single time have I had a problem with the MMCX connectors. The filters don't come loose on me either. I don't believe these IEM 's get enough praise.Outstanding product. Highly recommended.

These earbuds produce a rich (dark), big, and surprisingly detailed sound for such a low price (currently $89 on Amazon). However, all this good sound is completely squashed by constant static pops and clicks from the cord. So, I spent another $20 bucks on a cord upgrade: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07F1JRKTC/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1and I'm happy with the buds now. However, not happy in general: that's $110 plus tax, vs. the $89 I expected to pay.It was very difficult getting assistance. When I tried to process a return, Linsoul said I had to contact Amazon; Amazon said I had to contact Linsoul. Unpleasant customer service experience. So, I've got a pair of $110 earbuds that was supposed to cost $90. You're call. Note: there are other chi-fi earbuds in a similar (or less) price range that will serve you better, e.g. Tinhifi's T2 Plus, et. al.