HiFiGo LETSHUOER x GIZAUDIO Galileo Dual-Driver Hybrid in-Ear Monitor, 10mm Dynamic Driver + Balanced Armature Unit IEMs in-Ear Earphones (3.5mm Plug)

Mids are a bit forward, but in a nice way. Vocals benefit from it greatly. Distortion level is low. Bass is precise and fast. For electronic music I used bass boost on my amplifier, but iems handled it easy without overload or distortion. Hights are clean, not shouty and overall balanced. These iems will benefit from good amplification. I used 7Hz usb c dongle with my S10+. Directly from phone sound level is enough, but not as entertaining as from amplifier. Overall great addition to my iems collection. But... if you landed here randomly looking for headphones to enjoy music and are not HiFi enthusiast, buy xiaomi 3T pro buds or Samsung pro ones if your budget allows it.

If you are into Chifi IEM's, this should be on your list. Let me start with the good points. It has an amazing cable for the price. The custom covers are amazing and a work of art. The sound is pleasing with no frequency that can cause issues. The sound is smooth if this is what you like, not the most detailed. You will not miss anything but textures are not heard or provided as upfront. You are buying a very well tuned IEM with a nice cable and custom covers. The case was impossible to open and broke.

The Galileo arrived at 5am today and I as soon as I put them on I was blown away. My daily driver iems are Moondrop Variations, Fiio FA9, a mix of the Blessing models and a spattering of others from Dunu, Jomo, Sigmot and HIDISZ. So needless to say, I love music and I love my iems. The Galileo just caught my eye and the price was pretty reasonable but I kept my hopes low. I can honestly say they quality of the sound is impressive. The build, fit and overall appearance are much more than you get in some higher-priced iems. The soundstage is relatively even with some substantial bass and transitional trebles but the mids can be a bit harsh at the higher ranges, but there is no single iem on the market that is perfect across the spectrum so there is always a trade-off. I would say, for varied listening these are an amazing find and I may just pick up a second pair at some point to keep on-hand.

With the right tips these are insanely comfortable. Sound is good, has bass when it needs it, and the treble is what I would call relaxed. I will say these aren't for bass heads. Yes, it is there when you need it, but it isn't going to rattle your brain. These are a really safe buy. You got $100, and don't know what to get? These.The only downsides are the case, and the cable. I don't feel the need to knock a star off for these reasons. The case can be hard to open for some, and the hinge doesn't seem...sturdy. Very small pins in the hinge. As for the cable it's a smidge stiff. That's it. I have nothing bad to say about them.

It’s a beautiful, well made iem. Probably the nicest I own. It’s an easy listen, having that neutral sound signature. However, one main drawback is that the treble is quite rolled off, so certain types of music/songs sound a little dull. Like it’s missing some treble detail. Nevertheless, the mids and bass are adequate, so I’m just keeping this set.

Overall happy with the IEMs but the cable included was already cutting out left ear out the box and have to cram the wires into the 3.5mm terminal to get the left channel to work. Shame cause otherwise this is probably one of my favorite 2-pin cables I've used from a design and weight perspective.

I listen to jazz mostly. Jazz is a lot about how musicians interact. Too much bass or treble can mask this dynamic. The Galileo is magic in that it doesn't allow one instrument to overshadow another. I'm hearing new things in my favorite music, not because of detail retrieval, but because of balance of presentation.I love horns. A trombone can be gorgeous from the upper bass through the midrange to the lower treble. A good brass section is intoxicating. The Galileo shine in this area. Drums are bought out beautifully also. I recently discovered a live performance Amad Jamal "Poinciana". The percussionist and drummer really cause the group to let go and jam. Also there is a group out New York called "The Lucky Chops". They have a cut called "Buyo" where the only non-brass member is a drummer and he is on it. Also the bass is covered by a tuba player who they call Buyo and he makes that tuba scream notes I never thought to hear from a tuba. You hear it all with the Galileo.I read and watched many reviews before buying. Some loved the Galileo, but many said it was weak on bass, treble and dynamics. Still, I was curious and pulled the trigger. I have a couple a dozen IEMs, many that are more expensive. The Galileo was different. I instantly drew comparisons with the Truthears "Hexa". I owned IEMs with stronger dynamics and detail retrieval, but there was something that kept drawing me back to the Galileos. Then one day it hit me, they sounded similer to Etymotics, kings of the midrange. I plugged in the er2xr and it sounded dulled next to the Galileo. Then I plugged in the er2seand there it was, the magic of midrange immersion. Surprising how a change in the sub-bass can affect the upper mids and treble. Needless to say that I'm having a neutral, midrange lovefest right now. The Etymotic neutrality without the deep insert. Just the right balance of bass and treble. I wonder when in my musical journal that I will ask for more.

I am sure that if you are reading this that many others have said some of what I am about to in the reviews you watched and read, so I won't go into the nitty gritty details... This is an awesome IEM and one I would recommend to add to anyone's collection. It's often touted as a "safe" IEM because it doesn't have any real flaw and does what it is supposed to do to present your source as it was intended. Sure, there is some tuning to it but it is done in a refined manner that makes it go well with any genre of music, save maybe the deep sub bass drops that other IEMs should be used for instead.In closing, I am glad I chose this as my starter IEM. I also purchased this to help support Timmy, to give back what he has given the IEM and Audio community...namely good advice and a great collab! Enjoy the music! :)