Linsoul SIMGOT EW200 10mm SCP Diaphragm Dynamic Driver IEM in-Ear Earphones | with All Metal Body, Detachable 0.78mm 2pin Silver-Plated OFC Cable for Audiophiles Musicians, 3.5mm without Mic

I am very picky when it comes to sound quality. It is astonishing you can get something that sounds this amazing for $39 Up until now I have avoided IEM because of fitment issues. These are a nice size and quite comfortable. The silicone tips that came with them are not for me. I ordered a variety pack of foam tips and the large ones were just the ticket. I struggled until that point getting a good seal, and was somewhat disappointed with the low end. Once the proper tips for me were put on, now the seal is tight and sounds perfect on the bottom end. If you like a nice clean open sound, with crystal clear mids and highs, with a generally solid bottom end, these are great. The sub frequencies are present and accounted for, just don't slam like some people like. These are exceptionally easy to drive so no extra stuff is needed. a simple usb c dongle is fine.

Great sounding budget IEM. Definitely warm sounding and has incredible detail throughout its range. The nice thing about the EW200s are that the mids and low to mid treble sound airy, expanding the soundstage. Strings sound so good on these and vocals sound more forward. It doesn't have a lot of bass, but the lower frequencies have enough response and handles bassy tracks just fine. The stock tips are comfy and isolate well. I currently use them with JVC's spiral dots. The cable doesn't have microphonics when you're moving around. The IEMs themselves sit well in my ears and I don't have issues wearing them for hours on end. If you're on the fence trying to buy a balanced Chi-Fi set, I would recommend getting the EW200s rather than the Hexa or the Titan S. Not throwing any shade on the other two as they're also great sets, but I think that the 200's price-performance ratio is really hard to beat.

the only reason it isnt 5 is because it hurts the inside of my ears sometimes, but it could also be my fault for not using the DIFFERENT SIZE EARPIECES that it comes with. looking back on using them i couldnt tell if there was noise cancellation but it seems like i couldnt hear anything outside so its good. they have survived being in my back pocket for extended periods of time so the durability is good. the fit is good and it fits in my ear well but after awhile it hurts a bit. the price tag isnt bad for how nice the sound quality is, definitely a good buy.

Great IEM. Great airy sound. Sound stage feels like you are in a large room listening to music. Detail retrieval is great. Great set of IEMs build is awesome. Would still be using but I had to try out the updated version of these ew300 and did like those over these but they are coming in at 80.00 which is close to double the price. For me it was worth it same great sound but better bass, wire and case.

I rate this 5 stars with some reservations regarding sound. For the current price of $32-$35, it's going to be tough to find something of better build quality. The metal casing on these IEMs is phenomenal. The cord is of very nice quality as well, it's very flexible. I am very happy with the way these are built. Your experience with the sound, however, will depend on your preferences of sound signature and music genre. There is a considerable treble spike on these, and the bass is a bit recessed. I'm okay with it since I don't have any other headphones or IEMs with this particular sound signature, so it's nice to put these on when I just want more treble. Some music genres are tough to enjoy with these (and some songs like Yellow Bird by Pretty Lights are just unbearable), but songs that make heavy use of acoustic instruments sound *really* good. Classical and jazz music, for example, sounds phenomenal with these IEMs. These things really bring out the detail in instruments like the violin. It's almost too well-tuned for classical music, I can hear every imperfection. Overall, I'd purchase these if you're okay with what I've said so far. Definitely not a good choice for bassheads. But if you listen to a lot of music with acoustic instruments, I think you'll be impressed.

I've read about the fact that this iem has a huge problem and it's true. I saw a lot of people talking about how one of the earbuds randomly get quite over a couple weeks and it's true, i've had these for about a month and i've kept good care of them bc i was worried of that happening but nothing i did kept it from happening. I have no idea why it does this. the sound quality doesn't get worse but it gets significantly quieter than the other ear. I suggest finding a higher quality iem than the ew200 and wasting your money

I use headphones in a particularly loud environment, so I replaced the tips with foam (JLab Cloud Foam) increased isolation. But, out of the box they provide enough isolation for most environments, especially if you use them for music. The cable looks nice compared to some others I've tried. I was able to clearly process audiobooks at 2x speed in the extremely loud environment before replacing the tips; it just didn't remove the annoyance of the noise. This clarity is something many other headphones I have used have struggled with, and a big driver of my constant search for new headphones. Music, even at a lower volume, tends to be perceived more clearly to me in noisy environments than voices (probably because the volume floor with music is generally much higher, while a lower floor is a critical part of processing speech, though maybe because the tonal range of voices just doesn't get reproduced as loudly by most headphones compared to bass). In any case, the fact that I can clearly perceive voices without distortion in an extremely loud environment is something other, more expensive headphones have failed at for me, included ones with active noise cancellation (which these don't do). Would I give them five stars if they were $200 instead of $40? Maybe not. Might I buy them at that price for work with all the difficulties I've had with other pairs in high volume situations? Quite possibly.

As someone who’s used gaming headsets for a while, this was a new experience for me. After looking at multiple reviews of IEM’s on YouTube, I found these and honestly they’re actually pretty good. Footsteps/Audio cues were accurate in games like Valorant and CS2. Music listening was great across different genres (at least for me). Vocals stood out while the instrumentals didn’t feel drowned out. There was a good balance imo. The material of the IEM’s felt solid, not cheap or terrible quality. They fit a little snug in my ear, personally not as comfortable as using over-ear, but this feels nice not having any pressure on my glasses. Since these are in-ear and more refined than gaming headphones (sub $100) it was definitely a huge change for me compared to using over-ear in that regard and I’m really enjoying the audio experience.

He utilizado varios auriculares durante los últimos 5 años; suelo cantar y los utilizo con mi sistema de monitoreo; he utilizado marcas caras y otras baratas. Estos me han gustado mucho; tienen un buen equilibrio entre graves y agudos, cómodos, aíslan bien el ruido. Yo me quedo con este modelo a partir de ahora; no hay que pagar tanto y cumplen bastante bien su función. Además lucen geniales y se sienten de muy buena calidad en cuanto a materiales. Si estás buscando algo bueno pero no tan costoso, te recomiendo estos.

These are my favourite budget set. Sound: They have a bright and energetic sound. Expect a good amount detail. The bass is still present and impactful, but I won't recommend this if you're a basshead or treble sensitive since treble is the focus here. The bass is still good quality, but there isn't a boost. Mids feel forward, but not to the point of being shouty. I like the intimate vocals and detail in the instrumentals. I mostly listen to rock/metal and the instruments sound fantastic. Build: All metal build. Satisfying weight and feels well built HOWEVER, like a few people mentioned, the right IEM may have a few faults. It happened to me as well. The right IEM suddenly started getting quiet, causing a channel imbalance. If you reach out to Linsoul within a year of purchasing, they will send you a replacement, as long as you provide proof. I just blasted music thought them and blocked the sound coming out with my finger, alternating between the left and right to show the volume difference between the two. Fit and comfort: This will obviously vary depending on the shape of your head. I have small ears. I can wear these all day without any issues and they stay in. Cable: These are really good for stock cables. Months later, they haven't held a shape and still remain soft and pliable.

I've had these for over a year and the value I got out these are quite insane actually. They're very comfortable and come with ear hooks on the cable which creates an easy fit. Tips are decent and will serve their purpose but I've notice my EW200 tend to slide out of my ear over when listening to audio for a while, varies between minutes to hours but it does happen more and more often. I'd suggest replacing the tips with more quality ones. Although they're made of metal and feel heavy in the hand, they're very light in the ears and don't cause any discomfort. Sound quality is amazing on these. I'm no audio expert when it comes to breaking down the profile of these but these feel quite balanced in my experience and provided a pleasant listening experience when listening to all kinds of music genres and different audio sources such as gaming and videos. Would I recommend these now? Probably not. Not because they're bad but because time has passed and better options have been created, Simgot have even made a successor called the EW300. These IEMs have served their purpose and beyond and were an amazing investment but I'd recommend looking into the successor if you want to buy these IEMs as you'll realistically get a better audio experience and more value from those.

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