SIVGA Que 10mm Strong Magnet Beryllium Plated Diaphragm Dynamic Driver Earphone 2 Pin Detachable Cable Zin Alloy Hi-Fi Sound Quality Wired Earbuds (Without Mic)

OMG wow!! I was trying to buy the Moondrop SSP but they are no longer made. I purchased those in 2022 and love how they were bass heavier, sounded warm and smooth essentially more calming to for my ears. In general, high pitched sounds/noises, anything with high treble, really aggravates my sensory issues. Im not an audiophile, but easily notice audio settings in people cars, and I wish i could just lean over and tune it so everything sounds better. It seems like the average person isn't aware of sound quality. I will always tune something so it sounds smoother and more relaxing to my ears. I also got the the BLON BL03 (not impressed), BLON BL03 2 (not impressed), QKZ x HBB (yes bass driven, but sounded choppy to me, I still felt they were cacaphonous and not smooth), HiFiGo AFUL Explorer (these are also more bass driven, but still were missing that smoothness, and I didn't feel for $120 they were worth that price. I wanted to be more impressed), KBEAR KB02 (same issue, not smooth enough, still sounded clanky to my ears), QOA Celest Rue (I ended up keeping these because they were less cacaphonous of them all, and for $20 and pink, I felt it was a good value, although in general the sound quality is OKAY, listenable and they were very light weight too). I was still on the hunt and looked up Beryillium IEM because thats what the Moondrop SSP's had. And I figured might as well try it. And WOW!! 100% worth $70!!!!!! Highly recommend if you prefer bass driven music, want your music to sound warm and smooth, but also don't like the cacaphonous highs or treble, if you like your music to sound soothing and smooth even if its the blackest black metal. I love listening to metal, lo fi, industrial, post punk, and yacht rock. They all sound amazing. I wish i could use these as a filter for my ears in real life!!!!! Great for those with ADHD, or on the autism spectrum anyone with sensory issues.

Estos iem son un poco grandes y pesados y el ajuste no es el mejor, si tienes orejas pequeñas posiblemente tendrás problemas con el ajuste,las almohadillas no son las mejores te recomiendo que las cambie para un mejor sello. Están bien construidos y el cable es bueno. Los Sivga tienen un sonido cálido neutral algo oscuro con una afinación qué saca lo mejor del controlador dinámico que tiene mucha calidad, los subgraves están un poco atenuados pero presentes, donde el bajo brilla es en los graves medios creando una sensación de golpe definido y filtandose a los medios provocado una calides y cuerpo agradable en instrumentos y voces y nunca interfiere en la claridad y definición de las frecuencias medias y los agudos son tranquilos y agradable, recomiendo quitar la voquilla y eliminar el filtro de esponja o poner la mitad, esa acción da una viveza y energía a los agudos sin llegar a ser brillantes y los subgraves se definen un poquito mejor además la definición del audio mejora, elimina un poco de esa calidez oscura ,el sonido de estos iem está muy abierto creando una sensación de espacio y posicionamiento estéreo muy bueno.Me gustan estos iem porque me suenan distintos a otros con una gran calidad de audio muy divertida y disfrutable, no son analíticos .Creo que por 70 dolares es una opción realmente recomendable.

Al principio los audífonos me decepcionaron! Los probé con mi smartphone y sentí que había tirado mi dinero a la basura! Sin embargo lo probé en mi walkman a306 y el sonido mejora significativamente (la fuente importa mucho) Sin embargo, se sentía muy por debajo de mis WF-1000XM4. No obstante, leí que estos audífonos requieren un proceso de burning In ( dejarlos sonar durante 80 horas aproximadamente a volumen medio) y eso hice!!!! El sonido es una perfecta brutalidad!!!!! El bajo esta presente sin ser invasivo, suenan hermosos ! Los medios son exquisitos y los altos son espectaculares! Se queda corto en cancelación de ruido pero creo que es por mi oreja! Cambiando los tips puede mejorar. Trae dos tipos de tips de silicona ( el de forma de hongo resalta los agudos un poquito y le quita profundidad al bajo y el que trae por defecto resalta el bajo y atenua los agudos). Estos audífonos no son HI-RES, así que se le saca todo el provecho si usas una buena fuente con buen formato (por lo menos el FLAC suena bien e incluso el mp3 a 320) o algun DAC. Yo no lo recomendaría si solo vas a escuchar de Spotify en un smartphone! Tampoco si estarás mucho tiempo en la calle ya que al no tener cancelación, el ruido de la calle hace que se pierda la apreciación de los detalles que te entregan!

I have only been listening to these for about an hour and I am impressed, and this is before the Burn In time. I like to stay at around $100 for most of my IEM's as I do not find really much of an improvement when going over the $100 price line. Lately I was very impressed with the Kefine Delci as a great Bang for your Buck set. I will now include the Sivga Que.I do find these a little warmer than the DELCI and yet I still get a good sense of sparkle from the top. The Bass is there but not overwhelming, the Mids have a more warmer feel to them which gives the vocals some weight and the Treble is there but does feel a little pulled back. I say that in a good sense as the Treble never really gets offensive as it can at times on other IEM's.The packaging is nice, the case is useful and the IEM's feel solid. The one thing I am not impressed with is the cable. Most others seem to rave about this cable, it is serviceable but I will replace it as I do on all my IEM's. I really wish you could just buy the IEM's and not all the accessories, I have no use for.All in all, I can easily say these are a great pick up for someone who is not looking for a basshead set or something with a high analytical sound, but for people who are looking for a smooth musically sounding set.