TFZ T2 Galaxy Dynamic Driver IEMs HiFi Monitor DJ Studio Music in-Ear Earphones Earbuds (001)

this was my first pair of IEM's and it certainly wont be my last,have been watching youtube reviews and doing research on this type of headphone before i made the purchase so parting with this much cash i was a little worried that i was overspending for something which would be rather generic...lucky for me i had nothing to fearwhen researching for a pair of IEM's i found that there are a number of things to consider apart from the price and make no mistake these are entry level headphones as my research showed some of these can set you back over £2000+ i was recommended these by a youtuber based on my musical requirements which tend towards heavy bass type music from house to rap and almost anything electric,but mainly for bass as i know not many headphones of this type produce great sounding bassso let's get to build quality,these are very well made with a plastic type resin for the inner part and a metal outer casing where the print is,the cable is rubbery feeling but still quite sturdy ending in a nice metal casing around the 3'5mm jack,at the other end where the cable meets the IEM it is also nicely reinforced meaning that the two pin connector is not stressed out if moved from side to side which is a great addition as some IEM's do not have this feature,there is also a plastic lining at the headphone end which is used to wrap around the back of your ears to help support the headphone and keep them nicely stable whilst wearing them and this has the added effect of helping with fatigue so they can be worn for longer periodsaudio quality is where these outdo themselves,for someone who likes electronic music they are perfect with some of the cleanest sounding bass i have ever heard from a headphone,mid range is even and helps seperate the vocals nicely and the treble is crisp and clean my advice to anyone buying a pair of IEM's is to make sure that they have a very good music player app if playing music from their mobile phone i personally use 'poweramp' which is a paid app but there are many others to choose from which are free i would recommend 'pulsar' if you want a half decent free music playing app,tweaking the equaliser to your preference will also mean that you can add extra sound stage to the whole listening experience but to put it in a nutshell the one word i can use to describe these IEM's music playback is CLEANthe one gripe i have with them is the carry case which was pretty cheap and actually fell apart in my hands when i opened it with the threads either side pulling apart instantly it was the only cheap thing about these headphones but i am still not bothered as i would prefer to purchase something of much better quality anyways and i would have never bothered to use it but still for the price it was an unexpected suppriselastly what's in the box well you have seven pairs of rubber ear tips and i would advise trying every pair until you get the perfect seal and fit in your ears you will be able to tell the difference immediately once you find the right size as the music and especially the bass will amplify beyond what you were used tothe headphones themselves nicely boxed,the carry case,(which was terrible quality),which contained a small clip with which you can clip the the cable to whatever you need to clip it to i didn't bother to use this either but it's there if you need itall in all one of my most favorite purchases from amazon

By far the best value IEM I own, lows are simply great so a fantastic purchase for EDM and similar music genres

This is the best I have used

These look great and feel pretty comfortable but the treble is out of control and the bass is boomy... I tried a variety of tips including comply but nothing would settle the sound... I may try again in the future just incase the problem was with the specific ones I received...