TempoTec V3: My First DAP Review Intro Digital Audio Players or DAPs are devices similar to the famous "MP4" players we used as kids but designed with a clear audience in mind: music lovers. That's why they offer high-resolution codecs, different types of outputs capable of delivering a significant amount of power and various conveniences like equalizers and streaming services. Today, I'm going to talk to you about my first DAP. Thanks to TempoTec, I will be evaluating and informing you about the TempoTec V3, a recently released DAP positioned...

CCZ Melody: For Bassheads but with Flaws Intro CCZ is a brand focused on budget IEMs, and today I have the pleasure of informing you about their model Melody, available at KeepHifi for $23 USD. In this case, we'll be looking at how the USB-C version of the Melody performs and I’m excited because I've read many positive reviews about the 3.5mm version from other reviewers. If you wish to read this review in Spanish, click here Check out previous reviews here (or in spanish here) Disclaimers: Many thanks to the KeepHifi team for providing...

Whizzer DA1: the affordable dongle that could have been the best... Intro Whizzer had already amazed me with its Kylin HE10, an IEM with a truly spectacular V-shaped signature that had the ability to stand out in the mid-frequencies despite the tuning. Today, I am pleased to bring you a different proposal from Whizzer: the DA1 dongle, the budget option ($27 USD) that the brand offers for listening to high-quality music. If you wish to read this review in Spanish, click here Check out previous reviews here (or in spanish here) Disclaimers...

Simgot EM6L: EW 200 on steroids? Intro Today's IEM bears the name of the Greek mythological bird Phoenix, and it makes me think that this is what Simgot has achieved this year: a rebirth from their ashes by offering excellent sonic capabilities in their latest releases. Today's EM6L (or Phoenix) is a $110 USD IEM (currently on sale for $100 USD) featuring a dynamic driver and four balanced armatures. If you wish to read this review in Spanish, click here Check out previous reviews here (or in spanish here) Disclaimers: Thank you very much...

CVJ Nami: the new wave Intro CVJ has been releasing a plethora of products lately. Today, we have an IEM that was launched a few months ago, featuring a cable with interchangeable terminations at the affordable price of $29 USD. Let's take a look at what the CVJ Nami brings to the table—a hybrid IEM with a dynamic driver and a balanced armature. If you wish to read this review in Spanish, click here Check out previous reviews here (or in spanish here) Disclaimers: I would like to express my gratitude to the CVJ team (especially CVJ Love)...

CCA DUO: A Comparative Review Introduction Today, I present a slightly different format than usual. Since the CCA DUO ($29 USD) showed a signature very similar to an IEM I often recommend, I wanted to do a purely comparative review. Let's see how the CCA DUO compares to the 7Hz Salnotes Zero ($20 USD). If you wish to read this review in Spanish, click here Check out previous reviews here (or in spanish here) Disclaimers: Many thanks to the folks at CCA (especially Duke) for sending me this product to provide my honest opinion. You can...

KZ Krila: the IEM king? Intro KZ, following a formula similar to previous releases (D-FI and AS24) and backed by a fairly aggressive marketing campaign claiming that these IEMs have no rivals under $1000 USD, launched the Krila, which are currently available for $19 USD. How did they fare following the trend of switches? If you wish to read this review in Spanish, click here Check out previous reviews here (or in spanish here) Disclaimers: Many thanks to the folks at KZ (especially Kate) for sending me this product to provide my honest...

ND DD3: the switch trend... Intro ND is a brand that is new to the market, and one of its first models was introduced a few months ago, following the trend of configurations with different signatures using switches. The ND DD3 is available for around $19 USD. Join me to see how ND's debut in the world of IEMs turned out. If you wish to read this review in Spanish, click here Check out previous reviews here (or in spanish here) Disclaimers: I would like to thank the folks at Keephifi for providing me with this set for an honest review. You...

Simgot EW200: one of the best DD I've tried so far Intro The EW200, Simgot's IEM that needs no introduction at this point. I had the opportunity to review this set that features a dynamic driver with an SCP diaphragm, available for around $40 USD, and from what I've read, they're a hit! Let's see how they perform... If you wish to read this review in Spanish, click here Check out previous reviews here (or in spanish here) Disclaimers: I would like to thank Simgot’s staff (particularly Fia & Betty) for providing me with this set for an honest...

Ikko Opal OH2: An overlooked gem Intro I’m back after being quite busy with university. I had the opportunity to listen to the Ikko Opal OH2, a pair of IEMs that have been on the market for a couple of years. Let's see how this $80 set from Ikko Audio performs. If you wish to read this review in Spanish, click here Check out previous reviews here (or in spanish here) Disclaimers: I would like to thank Ikko Audio for providing me with this set for an honest review. You can find the OH2 here: https://www.ikkoaudio.com/products/opal-oh2-iems...

Moondrop JIU: my first DSP Introduction Moondrop has released the DSP version of the acclaimed CHU: the Moondrop JIU. I am delving into the world of DSP in-ear monitors for the first time, so I invite you to read about my experience with this set! Moondrop JIU Unboxing: Moondrop JIU Unboxing Short Check out previous reviews here (or in spanish here) Disclaimers: This product was purchased with my own money Analysis over 5 days - Sessions of approximately 2 to 4 hours All music is lossless (Qobuz > 16-bit - 44.1kHz) Unboxing, Build, and...

TempoTec Sonata BHD Pro: powerful with a touch of warmth Introduction As the Sonata HD PRO was my first dongle, I have a great appreciation for the TempoTec brand, and today I'm pleased to bring you my review of their latest dongle: the BHD Pro, which at $89 USD aims to compete with well-known dongles such as the Truthear Shio ($69) and the Tanchjim Space ($89). TempoTec BHD Pro Unboxing: BHD Pro Unboxing Short Check out previous reviews here (or in spanish here) Disclaimers: TempoTec kindly provided me with this product for an honest...

Which LETSHUOER set is right for you? ft. D13, S12 PRO & DZ4 Introduction This week, since the LETSHUOER D13 is not a novelty and has already generated quite a buzz, I thought of creating an extensive comparative review among the 3 models that LETSHUOER sent me. Overall, they target an accessible segment for all consumers, all of these being IEMs priced around $100 USD. Which of these 3 will be the king? Video Review: S12 PRO Review: https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/letshuoer-s12-pro.26277/reviews#review-30948 DZ4 Review...

Introduction CVJ recently launched the KE-S model, targeting a budget-conscious audience. I went from evaluating IEMs under $100 USD to testing one under $10 USD. Let's see how they fared! Watch the video review here Check out previous reviews here (or in spanish here) Thanks a lot to CVJ Love for providing me with this unit to review, you can find the CVJ KE-S here: https://es.aliexpress.com/item/1005005691963122.html?gatewayAdapt=glo2esp Unboxing, Build & Comfort Build: This is where CVJ cut costs. The build feels toy-like, entirely...

Introduction After more than 10 reviews since I started writing, I wanted to change the format I use and combine it with another hobby I love: gaming. That's why, with this new Whizzer model (and from now on), I will try to show the build and accessories in more entertaining way using photos and summarizing my experience with them as captions attached to those pictures. Additionally, the sound section will include my gaming experience and subjective description of the sound, along with the albums I listened to for drawing my conclusions. I hope you...

Introduction This time, the LETSHUOER company seeks to innovate with a new IEM featuring an interesting driver configuration (3 dynamic drivers and 1 passive radiator), all while entering the sub-$100 USD segment. Let's see what the LETSHUOER DZ4 have in store for us! Video Review here Previous Reviews here If you wish to read this review in Spanish, click here Disclaimers: LETSHUOER kindly provided me with this product for an honest review. You can find the DZ4 here...

Introduction TempoTec is a Chinese company that is already well-recognized in the audio world thanks to products like the TempoTec Variotins V6 DAP and the affordable TempoTec Sonata HD PRO dongle. Now, the company has ventured into unfamiliar territory: the IEM market. Their first release, which I will analyze here, is the TempoTec IM05, a hybrid IEM with 1 dynamic driver and 4 balanced armatures, available at a price of $139 USD. Video Review here Previous Reviews here If you wish to read this review in Spanish, click here Disclaimers...

Introduction Today, I wanted to analyze and write my thoughts on one of my first non-headphone acquisitions when I entered this niche. The FiiO E10K is a headphone DAC/AMP that the brand has been producing since 2019 and has recently updated to the new E10K-TC version, which maintains a price of $75.99 USD / $50,000 Argentine pesos. Since this little device has brought me so much joy, I wanted to share my opinion about it with you. Video Review here Previous Reviews here If you wish to read this review in Spanish click here Disclaimers: This...

Introduction KZ went crazy and released the cheapest magnetic planar driver IEM on the market: the KZ PR2, a collaboration with the well-known Bad Guy Good Audio Reviews (BGGAR, also known as HBB), priced at approximately $35 USD. Metal faceplate, magnetic planar driver for budget-conscious users, and on top of that, a collaboration with a famous reviewer? Mmm... Let's give them a try! Video Review here Previous Reviews here If you wish to read this review in Spanish click here Disclaimers: KZ kindly provided me with this product for an honest...

Introduction Arriving a little late to the party (about 6 months late, haha), I find myself analyzing one of the most praised in-ear monitors in the sub $50 USD price range: the Kiwi Ears Cadenza. Kiwi Ears is a brand that has recently made its mark in the world of IEMs. In 2021, they introduced a model aimed at a more premium range, the Kiwi Ears Orchestra, priced at $500 USD, which left a good impression. A year later, in an attempt to reach a larger audience, they designed the Cadenza, which needs no introduction and are the IEMs I'll be talking...