Linsoul SIMGOT EW300 1DD+1Planar+1PZT Hybrid Driver IEMs, HBB Edition

These are pretty awesome, good cable, good sound, durable and high quality shell. The sound on these out of the box are pretty amazing, I'm a bit of a basshead so I needed to EQ some more, but I was able to push it pretty far without introducing mud. These are absolutely stellar for EQ. They're pretty comfortable, I have really small ears so even the smallest included eartips didn't fit me at all, luckily I have some Moondrop Springtips and with these they have fit me better than any other IEM I've used with it. They're really good value and you can really push these a lot with EQ so anything sounding significantly better will cost you a pretty penny. I highly recommend these for anyone who wants to have a high quality sound and/or have issues with most of the default tuning on the market, as these respond to EQ really well.

I bought these IEMs to try out planar and piezo drivers for the first time, and half expected to return them. I thought they were not going to live up to the hype and that anything but dynamic and balanced armature drivers were a gimmick. I was dead wrong. The attack on plucked/picked guitar notes is louder and more natural. The sibilance of high hats, cymbals, and crashes, is out of this world. High notes in guitar solos sound more satisfying. Instrument separation is better than I thought was even possible. The treble was jarring at first and vocals sounded recessed and veiled, but I was using my usual V-shape EQ settings that were compensating for mid-heavy headphone tuning. I turned off the EQ and raised the volume, and the vocals came back. The soundstage is super wide, too. The stereo effect is more pronounced. Sound seems like it's coming from all around you. I listened to Stairway with my eyes closed and got goosebumps. I noticed new details all throughout the song that I never caught on to before, and I've heard it many many times. It's kind of embarrassing, actually. I started noticing new details in the instrumentation of almost every song I tested them with. I tried the gold and purple nozzle combo and it was great, but the treble and sub-bass were a little too much for me. I went back to the stock silver and red nozzle combo and stuck with it. That's also super surprising since, as I've said, I'm used to boosting upper treble and sub-bass via EQ. I've been doing that for almost 20 years. So yeah. I love the tuning and the definition these IEMs provide, and I'm now a believer in planar and piezo drivers. Cons: the full metal exterior it very heat conductive, so if the IEMs are cold, your ears will get cold. They are heavy because of that metal construction, which actually helps them stay sealed to your ears when standing and sitting, but they pull themselves away when you're leaning backwards or sideways. The keeper ring on the stock cable is very loose, and doesn't do its job. I'm probably going to get a lighter aftermarket cable. I also don't like the stock silicone tips. Thankfully the foam tips I buy for all my other IEMs fit these perfectly.

I wanna give a 4.5 out of 5 here, Been using these for a number of months now. I love them so much and they fit perfectly, which is hard because I have small ears. The sound on them is also great. My only beef is that the outer paint is wearing off on them, this is after daily use for months on end.

It sounded great and were awesome gaming earbuds up until one ear went quieter than the other. I thought, no big deal, I'll just go to their website and buy filters like I do for every other earbud/iem brand..... Except these guys have the audacity to charge you $80 for iem, give you the illusion of repairability/sustainability with the removable stem/filter assembly, and then they just don't sell any filters at all. When you look it up online, all of the posts are about modifying the original stems and never getting back the original sound quality. These things are built to be repairable, but Simgot refuses to sell the spare parts. Don't ever buy anything from this company, They straight up scammed me.

In regards to sound quality and fit these are extremely nice. Unfortunately, after using them for 2 months the right earbud completely died. I even tried changing out the cable but it's just dead. I didn't drop them or anything. I used them the day before with no issues. I like them but after paying $80 for a product I expected it to last a couple of years. After I wrote the original review above, a customer service rep reached out to me and had me explain the issue. I sent them a video with evidence of the earbuds not working. They sent me a replacement within the week. Honestly I was surprised by the quality of the customer service. 5/5 because you know they are on top of things. PS give VIn from Linsoul a raise. He was my rep and he is awesome :)

I play bass at my church. I bought these hoping to get an even better experience with my IEMs. My KZ ZAS weren’t bad at all, but after seeing the SIMGOT specs, I thought they might be an upgrade. After all, who doesn’t want to keep improving their sound? The packaging is luxurious, the build quality is good, they feel heavy, and they look absolutely beautiful. I just tried them for the first time, using the gold nozzles and the pink/purple bands, and I was seriously disappointed. I tried all three types of eartips, experimented with EQ settings, and still couldn’t get them to sound right. The seal isn’t good, and the bass lacks both presence and clarity. Maybe my mistake was assuming they would be better than the KZ ZAS. They’re not. Honestly, the only thing they delivered was a genuine disappointment and a waste of money. I’m going back to my KZ ZAS.

Sounds great with silver nozzle but I couldn't get left nozzle off. Right one came off relatively easily. So I think it came with the ring lodged and stuck. Didn't want to try to force it and risk breaking the nozzle. Returned for replacement. Hoping the second one is better so I can also try the golden nozzles and that tuning as well. Besides that QC issue this may be a 5 star IEM for the price.

These are not your average headphones, they require careful handling and assembly, much like any high end HiFi equipment. I’m using them with Google Pixel 9 Pro connected through a $15 AnyPlus USB-C adapter I bought on Amazon. Once assembled, they feel robust, and the build quality is the best I’ve seen in any pair of headphones. I’m replacing a pair of $50 Linsoul KZ ZS10 Pro X IEMs that I used mainly for podcasts. I previously thought headphones couldn’t compete with speakers for music listening, I was completely wrong! A friend who owns $300 Dunu DaVinci IEMs let me try their rubber ear tips, which helped tame some brightness. I ordered the same rubber tips for just $13 on Amazon. The included rubber tips already sound excellent, but the Dunu tips should elevate the experience even further. With these headphones, I went with the gold metal tips after testing the silver ones, as I prefer a bit more low-end emphasis (similar to adding a subwoofer in a Hi-Fi setup). Having listened to floor-standing speaker systems costing $50,000 to $100,000, I’m amazed at how these headphones perform at high volumes, you’d expect the mirrors to rattle from the bass impact, yet everything remains tight, controlled, and distortion free. The soundstage is unlike anything I’ve heard in headphones: the music feels like it’s coming from around the room rather than just inside your head. Instrument separation is fantastic, with punchy yet smooth bass when called for. On the first night after assembly, I wore them while doing push-ups and during a 3 mile walk in moderate traffic. Later, I swapped to the small foam tips to further reduce treble and block road noise, and they stayed secure throughout. When it came time for bed, I forgot I was wearing them, which is a true testament to their design! I suspect the negative reviews come primarily from the variant that includes a built in DAC and microphone in the cable. That version appears to have significantly lower output volume, which affects the overall rating for the entire product line. I went with the HBB version, and I have no complaints. My friend and I compared them directly to his Dunu DaVinci IEMs and we couldn’t definitively say which was better, it’s almost psychoacoustic at this level. Highly recommended for anyone seeking true high-fidelity headphone performance.

I dont usually leave reviews but i felt i had too. Being someone that has used Soundmagic for a few years, my ears started to request better sound output. In my day job, that we manufacture products in China, so we fully understand that the potential perceived risk that buying specialist electronic products could be a hit or miss. These earphones are serious quality for the price but ignore the price for now, the sound output is allowing for me to finally hear parts in the music i listen too, to "suddenly" appear. This is because these are hands down, premium built, with a design engineering that i do not believe you would get from any other brand at this price. I am sure you could get (better) products but for the price and quality, i dont believe these can be beat,. Are there for the gym, maybe, but for simply using these with my iPOD and other devices, they are superb. You do need the right tips and i prefer memory foam ones rather than than the silicon ones included. That's my preference and it should be yours too but on Amazon, you can find replacements easily and for pretty cheap. I've seen people on other sites moans about the cable length being too short and having owned a few brands over the years, i find the length to not be too short, or not too long, just right. There isn't much else to write about other than buy these if you want great sound for low cost. Happy listening.

Llevo unos días probando los Simgot EW300 x HBB y no puedo estar más satisfecho con la compra. Si estás dudando en dar el salto a este tipo de IEMs, te diré que valen cada centavo. Lo primero que destaca es la construcción: un cuerpo metálico con un acabado negro mate soberbio que se ve y se siente sumamente robusto y premium, con un diseño que impone. Pero lo verdaderamente impresionante es el apartado sonoro. Su configuración híbrida (dinámico + planar + PZT) ofrece una separación de instrumentos y un soundstage (escenario sonoro) que simplemente no encuentras en audífonos comerciales tradicionales. Escuchar temas complejos de rock, electrónica o salsa clásica te permite ubicar cada instrumento en su propio espacio tridimensional sin que las frecuencias se empasten. Un punto fuerte a destacar es el sistema de boquillas intercambiables: Las plateadas actúan como una lupa, ofreciendo un brillo excelente, gran cantidad de aire y un nivel de detalle analítico impresionante. Las doradas elevan la apuesta en los graves, dándoles mayor cuerpo, una pegada más divertida y relajando ligeramente los agudos para sesiones largas sin fatiga. Es literalmente como tener dos perfiles de sonido en un mismo dispositivo. Los he estado usando conectados a una fuente dedicada de alta fidelidad (LG V60 con Quad DAC) y la sinergia es brutal. Si buscas una entrada seria al mundo del audio de alta resolución sin gastar una fortuna, los EW300 x HBB son una apuesta totalmente segura. ¡Altamente recomendados!

Brutales, yo los uso más que nada para rock y metal y si configuras el DAP correctamente, y esto es importantísimo, los auriculares responden super bien, una calidad, limpieza y potencia más que perfecta, para el precio que tienen se meriendan a varios modelos que he probado mas caros, no pesan casi, se notan súper poco, buena construcción y sobre todo, se pueden llevar horas y horas, tanto por peso, ergonomía, como calidad de sonido, diría que la fatiga no se hace notar, los he llevado en sesiones de foto larguísimas y no me han dado el menor problema, recomendadisimos.

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I recently purchased the SIMGOT EW300 HBB and have been thoroughly impressed with what they offer at this price point. The headphones were slightly cheaper than the regular price because the user manual was missing. Sound Quality: The sound is well-balanced, with punchy yet controlled bass, clear mids, and crisp, non-fatiguing highs. The tuning feels thoughtful and refined. Vocals and acoustic instruments sound particularly natural and engaging. Whether you're listening casually or focusing on details in your music, these IEMs perform exceptionally well. Comfort & Fit: They fit comfortably in the ear and are great for long listening sessions without any discomfort. The lightweight design, ergonomic shape, and soft, detachable cable make them easy to wear and manage. Design & Build: The build quality is excellent — they look and feel premium, with a transparent shell and metallic accents that give a sense of durability and style. The overall finish is clean and solid. Final Thoughts: The SIMGOT EW300 HBB are a fantastic choice for anyone looking for high-quality in-ear monitors without breaking the bank. They offer great sound, comfort, and aesthetics. Highly recommended!