LinsoulSIMGOT EA1000 Fermat 10mm Dynamic Driver in Ear Monitor, HiFi in Ear Earphone IEM, Wired Gaming Earbud, with Silver-Plated OFC Cable for Musician Audiophile

This is the most impressive IEM I have ever listened to. If I had been told that this IEM costs $500, I would have thought it was a good deal. It is completely unprecedented for an IEM at this price point to have this level of technicality.The first thing you will notice about the Fermat is its standout bass texture and detail retrieval. Its bass texture punches two or three leagues above its price point, which is aided by the natural DD timbre. It has great instrument separation, with soundstage expanding out nicely horizontally and vertically. There is not much forward and backward depth to the headstage, which is to say it doesn't have the best imaging, but it is at the very least on par with other IEMs in this price point in this respect - it is nonetheless easy to hear instruments and vocals distinctly separate from each other. My first thought was to compare it to the ie600, which is absurd to think about considering an ie600 costs three times more than the Fermat. This IEM has superb instrument separation, and I believe its soundstage surpasses the ie600 quite handily. Its bass texture outclasses the ie600, and its note weight and punch in the bass region is on par. Its resolution is almost as good if not just as good as the ie600, while maybe falling a bit short of the ie600 in note sustain and imaging, and overall clarity. The ie600 can come across too analytical on some tracks, but the Fermat manages to be technically proficient without sacrificing its musicality as many detail oriented IEMs tend to, and it is for this musicality that I would chose the Fermat over the ie600 any day.Compared to other IEMs at the price point, like the Performer 5, (which I quite liked), the Truthear Nova, or the Orchestra Lite, there isn't really any competition in terms of technical performance.As far as comfort goes, the IEM is very non-invasive and is small being a single driver IEM (not counting the PR), so it will most likely fit your ear. It is somewhat heavy as the shell is entirely metal, but has not proved to be an issue whatsoever. The included tips are a bit lacking, they are comfortable but don't sound as good as third party tips. I found Divinus Velvet Tips, and particularly the JVC Spiral Dot ++ tips to work best for my ears and preferences.This IEM, while not necessarily suited to all genres, is an IEM almost no one would regret buying - it has enough air to lend well to classical and acoustic tracks, enough mid bass and lower mids to support male vocals, and the ear gain region is boosted enough to really make female vocals stand out. The only conceivable drawback is that it can be a bit much for those sensitive to upper midrange and treble frequencies, but if you don't mind using EQ it will still outperform anything in this price bracket by a mile.Overall, If you are looking for good technicalities without spending $1000, this is without a doubt the IEM to buy. I am excited to see what Simgot comes out with in the future- this IEM will be my daily driver for the forseeable future,

Pretty good offering from Simgot. The sound quality is very clear. If you are expecting mid bass boom and bleed, this isn't the set for you. You are either EQing to DF Neutral or hitting the Harman target for better or worse with this set.The passive noise cancellation isn't the best but that is what you should expect with a dynamic driver IEM with so many vents. Comfort is subjective but keep in mind this is a short nozzle unit with a semi-bulbous shell so if you have larger ear canals this may not seal for you unless you use large tips or stick to foam ones.

Without regurgitating YouTube reviews and forums, these are my Number 1 and favorite IEM bar none.Highlights are the flawless details/resolution/soundstage you get with this set.But what really blew my mind is the quality of the bass which I've never experienced before. It's not the quantity, but it's the quality of the bass. The depth, the layering and (I can't believe I'm saying this last part) the details in the bass. Just muah. You can differentiate which instrument and/or type of bass is presented. Tactile is a good adjective to describe it.Nitpicks: Cable is subjective, I replaced the stocks ones with ARTTI A12 Monocrystalline Copper Cable. I also inserted a medium density foam paired with the balanced nozzle (to offset the early pinna gain peak) and are now perfect for me.The unboxing experience is top notch, quality is impeccable. It looks/feels/sounds expensive.Finally, the comfort is best (specially paired with my Azla Sednaearfit Standard tips) and is very easy to drive. Though I use Dongle Dac's, the regular Apple Dongle is more than sufficient to drive these without sacrificing sound quality.These won't leave you wanting for more.

Excellent mid and treble. The soundstage is also much better than some of my other IEMs. A bit weak bass. Good for vocal and classical music that perfectly fits my need.Bought another one for my friend after upgraded the cable to LC7, improved vocal and bass!

The Simgot Phoenix sounds fantastic naked. I've not EQ ed or amped them yet.. Bass, treble, resolution and sound space, or sound image playing in your head with these is precise, and impressive. I love these.edit, so I initially thought the treble was too much, sibilant and the bass was a touch lacking. I had to adjust the ear tips to be the right fit, and then EQ these with Peace EQ on my gaming PC. These IEM's hit a powerful bass, warm sound, bright sweet spot. Gorgeous sound. I give these a five out of five.My curiosity is peaked with a pair of $110 from Simgot sounding like this high quality what a $1k set of IEM's would be like.

Not an audiophile so this isn't an in depth review. The packaging is really nice, the headphones box is packed in another shipping box which is nice because it protects the actual product box during shipping. A lot of times the product box got dents or creases from shipping. The unboxing is really nice. Headphones are made of metal so they got some weight to them and feel premium. The sub bass is good and not overpowering while you can hear the vocals and instruments clearly. My first order was missing some accessories, the changeable nozzles, so i had to return and order another pair.

There is static noise, very low frequency, in the IEM. Also, the cable is very short about 3 FT. The cable is not long enough to sit a chair and turn head left or right.This is a very short cable.

Muy buen sonido, mejores que mis Fiio Fa9 y que Shure 425

Tuning is nearly perfect for me. Bright and detailed and awesome vocals particularly female. Good treble extension, air and imaging with a wide stage The bass thumps hard and with a ton of detail. Not rumbling bass though and not a basshead quantity, but precise and tight. Fit is excellent With an average sized nozzle and midish sized shells.

Buena calidad y sonido, pero después de comprar los EA500LM, no hay color en los graves, el sonido de los 500LM no lo dudo, sonido claro y graves profundos y potentes, el cable es un poco flojo pero se puede cambiar y por menos de la mitad de precio el sonido es infinitamente mejor.

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Great craftsmanship, jewelery.The sound? Transparent and tonality done as it should be. For many music lovers final product regarding IEMs. If you like Sennheiser HD 800 "approach" this is it, without it's flaws (caused usually with bad amplification).