TRUTHEAR GATE Dynamic Driver in-Ear Headphone 3.5mm Interchangeable Headphone Cable Headphone (Black, with mic)

These are the GATE v3s, half the price of the v2, which was already almost half the price of the v1. They've hit that price to performance mark not seen since the legendary ZSN-HiFis of 2010, with all the comforts and features of 2020 IEMs. They're the ideal starter IEMs out of the box, just open and use. Start your audio journey HERE! The ear tip support is crazy out of the box. 6 pairs of soft silicone tips ranging from bunny ears to cavernous ears. You WILL find a tip that fits you in the box. It also comes with a lovely, faux leather pouch with a spring closure (which can be hard to use if you're not 2 handed.) I bought the Black "with mic" version for $2 more, and the cable is itself as good as 3rd party cables that cost as much as the entire set. Fairly durable, long enough to use at a desk without being too long for daily use with a smartphone or DAP, soft rubberized touch with a twist braid that dangles like a shoelace. Perfected cost optimization. Even better? Fully featured inline controls, Android tapdance compatibility, and an iron/aluminum Y-split. This means the entire thing can be cleaned with rubbing alcohol and a paper towel. Not done raving yet, they seem to be BELOW 18 Ohms, meaning theu'll run out of anything with a 3.5mm jack (I do mean anything, I tried them with one of those DIY AM radio science kits, still worked). I can see myself buying a few sets to give out to friends curious about the world of enthusiast audio as a starter set. My ONLY complaint is that if your ears are sensitive to treble they might be uncomfortable for gaming, but that's not an advertised use case anyway.

Good bass, worth $20

Fantastic IEMs for the price. The sound quality is incredibly clear, and the dynamic drivers deliver a nice, punchy bass without muddying the mids. The interchangeable cable is a huge plus for longevity. Very comfortable for long listening sessions

pros: - no battery to charge - inline microphone is good - inline controls for volume and play/pause - mids and highs sound good - reasonably comfortable for an hour or so - great for calls - the cable feels high quality - extra tips for differently sized ears cons: - no bass to speak of, as to be expected of drivers this small. Not a great choice for FPS gaming. - inline controls can be a little hard to use by touch alone - included case is just barely big enough. If you need to carry a USB-C dongle it will be difficult to get everything into the case - the box art of an anime girl is embarrassing, but you can throw that way before anybody sees you with it

Used for gaming on PC. Overall sound quality is pretty good. Can be a bit uncomfortable to wear over a long period of time, but swapping the ear tips helped with that.

The headphones are great for the price range. Good sound quality, and decently well made. Had an issue with my first pair after about 2 months of use where the mic controls started malfunctioning. Volume going up and down, pausing and starting media unexpectedly, and intermittent loss of sound in the right headphone. Reached out to the Truthear support team 2 times and never got a response back even though there's supposed to be a 1 year limited warranty. The product itself I'd give a 5* rating for the price. Since customer service couldn't even send an automated response they get 1*. So overall 3*.

I don't know what it is with ordering electronics from Amazon but half the time I get defective items. It is a pain to return because I don't have a UPS near by. The volume button doesn't work. I tried different devices. Troubleshooting is none existent for this company.

Great IEM that is very close to the harmonic curve. I mainly listen to Jazz, pop and EDM and there is enough bass.

price to quailty so good

It lacks in terms of bass, but overall sounds really clean and detailed. It's a good option for someone who's trying iems for the first time

Le trovo migliori di tanti altri IEMs sotto i €30, e hanno ottimi medi - i migliori fino almeno alla fascia degli 80/100 euro - e alti e bassi soddisfacenti - forse questi ultimi un po' muddy. Dettaglio ottimo per la fascia di prezzo - di nuovo, il migliore sotto i 90 euro dove si trovano le Moondrop Aria - e sicuramente un passo in avanti rispetto alle Truthear Hexa, che già erano un ottimo prodotto. Super consigliate, uniche pecche forse i già citati bassi un po' confusi, che però si notano solo in pezzi molto industriali o nel metal più nuovo, e un cavo (sostituibile) che forse poteva essere meno cheap

Van genial

At $20 CAD (Black Friday), I was not expecting much but I was absolutely blown away by the performance and presentation of these IEMs once they arrived. Disclaimer, I am a casual gamer and by no means an audiophile so I am speaking just as a casual user who plays competitive shooters and watches a lot of YouTube and listens to music that happened to run into this product from recommendations. Starting with the unboxing experience, it felt refined and they even include extra tips of various sizes and a nice pouch to store them. The cable is fully detachable from the IEMs and feels of a very solid build quality. I have included a few pictures of the box and its contents. For the presentation alone, I was very impressed and it made me look forward to actually using the IEMs. Now for the performance, wow! I originally bought IEMs because I hated how irritating headphones got when you would use them for hours on end, but I was worried about losing the sound quality which studio headphones were generally known for. For $20, these punch much above their weight class in terms of sound. The audio is bright and sounds clear, they're great for watching YouTube or listening to music. They won't be cinematic or studio levels of quality but in general they are on-par or better than the vast majority of headsets, headphones, and earbuds for under $100. For gaming, I found these to be great and performed very well. Playing CS2 with these, I could easily tell which direction shots and footsteps were coming from, and how far away they were. I had zero issues with trying to figure out where things were coming from and if you just need something for gaming, these IEMs will serve their purpose very well. The only con would be that you are missing a microphone, but you can purchase a standalone mic or buy the microphone version of these and use a splitter. I did not get a chance to test the microphone as I am purely using these for audio Overall, it is an easy 10/10 for me when taking into account the performance to price ratio. These IEMs definitely contend with products that cost much more than it in terms of audio. The presentation was also very nice and the build of the IEMs and cable feel solid and durable. I highly recommend these if you're seeking to purchase something for audio and don't want to spend upwards of triple digits.