BGVP DM6 5 Drivers Balanced Armature Customized HiFi in-Ear Earphone for Audiophiles, MMCX Detachable Cable (Green)

Not lying... these are legit and WELL worth the insane price of $199. These have made me a believer in some of the chi-fi offerings. I listened to these for a 4 day straight period and then switched over to my Campfire Andromedas... and then sold them. The DM6 are just so sweet sounding compared to the clinical and thin sound of the Andros. The DM6 brings balance to the 'reference' sound. These will replay whatever your source music is...without coloration. If you listen to garbage music, then they will sound like garbage out of the DM6, but if your music is well recorded... you just can't beat the sound reproduction of the DM6 at any price point below $1k. Hell, the Andros are $1,099 and I would take these all day over them.Special thanks to BadGuyGoodAudioReviews on YouTube for his recommendation. He's spot on about the DM6 and deserves all the subs he's getting. If you haven't heard of him please do check him out.

I won't repeat all of the reviews - especially with in depth reviews by BadGuyGoodAudio on YouTube, but I will confirm the reviews are very accurate. These are extremely precise IEMs. These have changed the way I listen to music - prior to owning these, I would have to be at home with my set up to appreciate high quality music by leveraging my DAC and amp to power my HD650's. These however, are more balanced and have higher fidelity. I'm hearing detail I was not exposed to before with those headphones (they're still really nice to listen to). I now have something to play awesome music where ever I go!Notes:Source dependent - make sure you have good source, I can tell the difference between Apple's Bluetooth vs plugged directly.Color - I did not anticipate this - but the earwax does make its way into the nozzle. I haven't had an issue but I will be cleaning this out next week when I'm home. Hopefully it all comes out and I'm able to maintain a clear visual appeal of this. I'm tempted to purchase another color and gift these.Neutral - this does not color the audio, which may or may not be what you want. I prefer this for acoustic, rock, live music. For EDM or synthetic sounds, my own personal preference is something that adds some character (RHA T10i).Isolation - Better than ANC by a long shot, you may run into situations where you may not hear someone asking for you if you're in the office / at home.Shipping time - takes forever, trust me. It feels like an eternity but is worth the wait. Took approximately 2.5 weeks to get to NYC and finally delivered. It was small enough to get into my mailbox - pleased.Fit - Best fit IEMs ever.Side Note - I'm going to explore different tips - the tip tends to fall out inside of my ear if I'm taking it out quickly (not a big deal, but is annoying)Side Side Note - I actually learned a lot about a truly neutral sound profile with bass extension. My experience with the highly regarded HD650 was very good indeed - however these have elevated treble without any sibilance and produces a great sub-bass unattainable from open ear headphones.These IEMs outshine a 400$ over ear headphone +300$ tube amp, even from my phone as the source. I would recommend these as a MUST HAVE if you love rock, acoustic, classical. If you're looking for something which colors your music (i.e. lots and lots of bass) I would go for something else. If you want tons of bass, I would go for the RHA T10i. I personally think these are a great base item to go off of, then build your specialty IEM collection around it.For Rock, Acoustics, Classical, this thing is great. I think its able to show how the artists intended on it's playback. For example, you can ear the fidelity of the drumsticks hitting the toms of the drum in Baba O'Riley... directly plugged from my Macbook in a flight.However, when playing a thick bassy song from artists like Odesza, I want to reach to the RHA T10i for that added "oomph". I'm not saying these are lacking in bass at all, I think that EDM artists may have anticipated their crowd to have purchased a pair of headphones with bass coloration.For example, playing Dillon Frances "Get Low", you get PLENTY of subbass. These kick. However, they don't show Odesza for what they really are from RHA T10i's. It's an interesting comparison between how artists expect their music to be played back... I do now believe headphones have to be considered neutral relative to a specific set of genres, not as an over all statement.

I usually rely on thorough reviews before buying audio equipment. I don't have trained ears myself so I like to lean on the advice of someone that is more well versed in audio stuff than me. So for these, I took a chance-couldn't find much in the way of reviews. So glad I tried them. It took about 1 month to get these and for a large portion of that time there were no tracking updates. Fortunately, I didn't expect a lot from these so I was not too anxious. The box isn't elaborate and it comes with some different tips and a little brush. The cable it comes with looks kind of gaudy for my tastes but otherwise seems to be of decent quality. I had no trouble attaching it to the IEMs.So my points of comparison are every cheapo earbud that comes with a phone, 1More Triple, 1More Quad and on the headphone side I have AudioTechnica M50x and Sennheiser 650. Out of all that the closest comparison is with Sennheiser 650. There is a clarity I've never heard out of ear buds. The sound is very neutral and I haven't come across any uncomfortable frequencies.I'll leave it to someone else to get into the details of the sound. What I have noticed is kind of a precision I'm not used to. Like classic rock songs I've heard all my life, I can hear amp tones differently. The tone isn't muddy anymore, and I didn't know it was before. Listening to live classical performances feels more like being in the room. There's a distance between the oboe over there, the strings which are closer, and the singer.The two best listening instruments I have now are the Sennheiser 650 cans and these BGVP DM6. And the DM6 sure travels better. They are comfortable in my ear and let me take high quality sound to work. These are an incredible value at the $200 I spent.

I've owned some fairly good sounding IEMs over the years and thought I'd reached the pinnacle of audio excellence when I got a pair Shure se846's a couple of years ago. I still love them but these, IMHO, are even better and they're a quarter of the price. I still use the Shures in bed as they're a bit more comfortable pressed against a pillow but up and about these are more comfortable and give better isolation. And like beatsbymeh I would also like to thank BadGuyGoodAudioReviews for his review which prompted me to buy them. If you're thinking about buying these, just do it, you won't regret it.

I find these harsh and sibilant not allot of bass. I would return them but have the hassle of sending them back to China.Their BGVP DMG 2DD+4BA Hybrid Drivers are way better then these.

I have ordered it on 19 Jan and just received it today (4th Feb). I will say the waiting is worth. The sound is so good as I expect this as a temporary one before I get back to my country. But it's far better than I imagine. It even better than my QDC V3. Everything it gives me is well- balanced. I like the way they make the mmcx connection, it's very secure. One thing this set can improve is the earphone rubber tip. I feel its kind of low quality stuff. If it can be something tough, it is perfect earphone. Highly recommended.

Absolutely brilliant.The other review on here by MSR Hants nails it perfectly.

Excellent sound, highly recommended!

Fantastic sound and quality build at a reasonable price.

Price is very high in Amazon...But iem is the best in all aspects bass,mids and highs.