- Linsoul SIMGOT EW200 10mm SCP Diaphragm Dynamic Driver in-Ear Earphones with All Metal Body, Detachable 0.78mm 2pin Silver-Plated OFC Cable for Audiophiles Musicians (EW200 Without Mic)

I am very picky when it comes to sound quality. It is astonishing you can get something that sounds this amazing for $39 Up until now I have avoided IEM because of fitment issues. These are a nice size and quite comfortable. The silicone tips that came with them are not for me. I ordered a variety pack of foam tips and the large ones were just the ticket. I struggled until that point getting a good seal, and was somewhat disappointed with the low end. Once the proper tips for me were put on, now the seal is tight and sounds perfect on the bottom end. If you like a nice clean open sound, with crystal clear mids and highs, with a generally solid bottom end, these are great. The sub frequencies are present and accounted for, just don't slam like some people like. These are exceptionally easy to drive so no extra stuff is needed. a simple usb c dongle is fine.

I rate this 5 stars with some reservations regarding sound. For the current price of $32-$35, it's going to be tough to find something of better build quality. The metal casing on these IEMs is phenomenal. The cord is of very nice quality as well, it's very flexible. I am very happy with the way these are built. Your experience with the sound, however, will depend on your preferences of sound signature and music genre. There is a considerable treble spike on these, and the bass is a bit recessed. I'm okay with it since I don't have any other headphones or IEMs with this particular sound signature, so it's nice to put these on when I just want more treble. Some music genres are tough to enjoy with these (and some songs like Yellow Bird by Pretty Lights are just unbearable), but songs that make heavy use of acoustic instruments sound *really* good. Classical and jazz music, for example, sounds phenomenal with these IEMs. These things really bring out the detail in instruments like the violin. It's almost too well-tuned for classical music, I can hear every imperfection. Overall, I'd purchase these if you're okay with what I've said so far. Definitely not a good choice for bassheads. But if you listen to a lot of music with acoustic instruments, I think you'll be impressed.

love these! they sound amazing and are super durable. comfy in my ears personally, i use the middle size option for the in-ear part. took off one star because the mic on them stopped working pretty quick. cord is a good length.

Very good sounds, I really like the design, I using them for the gyn they are excellent

I bought these iems specifically for FPS gaming. Games like Rainbow 6 Siege and Counter Strike. Through my use these are definitely the best under $75 iems for hearing foot steps and sound cues when paired with a 3.5mm headphone jack to type-c dongle.

I bought these on a whim, I have too large of a collection of $50 and under IEM's, with most of them sitting in a box and may never again see the light of day again. These do not fall into that category. These will be in my daily rotation of prefered IEM's. The bass has some punch with texture, not bass head but very enjoyable. The mids are nice and clean, not laid back and thin but not shouty, this is a difficult thing to pull off on budget iem's. The treble has some air to it but at no point does it get fatiguing. I really have to say that on each the bass, mids and treble the word to describe these is clarity. They all come across without stepping on each other, neither of the three are the dominant sound being pushed out but together they are relaxing and smooth with detail. I can not say anything about the tips as I did not even look at them, never use stock tips. The cable is ok, yes really just ok, it does it job. I have seen better and I have seen much worse. I used my cable out of the box but if need, I could use theirs. All in all, these are much better than what I expected and I thing better than 90 pct of the sub 50 IEM's being offered today.

Quite possibly the worst pair of IEMs I’ve owned yet. While the sound is good, they do not last or barely work. One or both sides commonly just stop working due to a pressure venting defect common to these units, and especially commonly about 2 weeks in. And now only a month and a half later one side has basically completely stopped working. Basically $40 for junk so I would advise buying a different set from somewhere else. Yes detail & the sound itself is solid but you won’t be able to hear it or much of anything for long.

I was looking for an IEM I could use to substitute for my open-back headphones, since they can get fatiguing after long sessions and also gives me annoying headphone hair. After doing some light research I stumbled upon the EW200 after hearing rave reviews from other users. The SIMGOT EW200 is a reasonably priced IEM, however it is not for treble-sensitive ears. High pitched noises that would normally be dulled in normal buds are accentuated and more noticeable. The treble tuning is very bright and shouty; it can be quite nauseating after a while. This is especially problematic in games. After using these IEMs to play games like Hearthstone, CS2, Path of Exile, I couldn't stomach the sound and switched back to my regular earbuds and open-back headphones. I will say that they are incredibly comfortable on my ears, and in terms of listening to music, it's very crisp and has excellent instrumental separation. There were sounds I could hear on these that I couldn't hear before. I'm sure you can make some adjustments using EQ, but I'd rather have it work out of the box without making any adjustments via 3rd party apps. If you're sensitive to treble and want a more balanced IEM, I suggest looking elsewhere.