R6 in Ear Monitor Earphone HiFi Wired Earbuds with Mic Gaming IEM Headphones with 2 Pin Detachable Cable for Musicians DJ Singer Audiophile (Type-C)

I decided to buy this set, as I was getting the ARTTI T10 Pro, and I wanted to compare what the company's budget set could offer compared to its flagship. The unboxing experience is way better than most of its competitors. The box is small but it reminds me of the ARTTI T10 due to the design of the box. Inside this, we find the IEMs already attached to the cable (3.5mm or USB-C), and two sets of silicone ear tips. I'd highly recommend to use aftermarket ear tips.if you have some, but maybe you can find a pair that fits you. The cable is a little problematic due to memory problems, but it feels better than the stock copper or silver cable by KZ. The USB-C version of the cable is the one I recommend, since it applies DSP to tame the high frequencies. The IEMs themselves look like a pair of KZ IEMs, but they're better built. They look resistant and come with a metal nozzle and mesh. The sound is what really surprised me. I thought I was going to get another V-Shaped pair of IEMs, but they're fairly balanced and transparent with their sound. It's a more audiophile approach to the ultrabudget market. The bass is right, the mids are present and the high frequencies are well presented, although these last ones sound a little metallic, but not piercing nor bad per se. The sound signature isn't neutral, but not V-Shaped neither. Resolution is not the best because of the drivers used, but you still get a tonally balanced set of IEMs for a low cost with a nice average soundstage for the price. Seriously, for less than $10.00 these are a set I'd definitely recommend, especially on sale (seriously, I've seen them for less than $5.00 sometimes). Get a pair or two (to give away) and get nice back up IEMs when you forget your main ones at home.

New to IEMs, only other IEM point of reference are my Moondrop Chu II. To me, the R6 are much more comfortable, likely due the plastic build keeping the weight down. The R6 sound hilariously good for the price. I got 2x pairs of them for $3.50 each on sale on amazon, but even at their full price of $7 I’d still be just as impressed. The box came with the IEMs, cable, and a ton of tips. No case or anything but at this price point, extra items shouldn’t be expected. For me, these just became my perfect stash-n-go IEMs. Good sound, comfortable and cheap so I don’t have to worry about breaking them. Totally recommend for anyone looking for ultra budget IEMs that are “good enough”.

For $3.50 these are a no-brainer. Even for $7 you're getting some really decent audio. The soundstage isn't crazy good and the audio isn't groundbreaking, but they sound clear and most importantly, they sound fun. These are a great entry point into iems for those on a super strict budget or a great pair to have as backups in case your main set go out.

I've spent more on earbuds that don't sound as good, so I'd say that ARTTI is offering a good "bang for your buck" with the R6. You should take the "audiophile" claims with a grain of salt, but they're a solid choice for casual listening. I would not consider their build quality or appearance as premium, but they are made well. I also own the ARTII R3, which suffers from a poor USB-C connection; luckily, the R6 do not share this issue and the connection to my phone is great. Like the R3 cable, this one resists tangling and is not prone to microphonics. The soundstage is better than expected at this price point, and the overall sound makes for an enjoyable listening experience, with good highs, mids, and lows. Bass is present but not overbearing, but sub-bass is lacking in comparison. I can listen to the R6 for extended periods without fatigue, and it's only on busy tracks that they struggle and start to sound congested. Detail retrieval is not far above budget-level, but good enough to sound good. I really appreciate that the built-in DAC is completely silent, which is something that more expensive brands struggle with sometimes. If looks are important to you, some better-looking IEMs can be had for just a few dollars more, but if you don't mind their look, the ARTTI R6 are a good buy.

These are some of the most balanced sounding earbuds I wore in a long time.

i was excited that these were super cheap, and they fit very comfortably. the sound quality was crisp. then after about a week they stopped connected and electrocuted me through my earring!!

These are a great, cheap IEM. Bass is surprisingly present and clean; less hit on Angel and less crisp on "What Did I Do?" than other IEMs but surprisingly well-executed. A little warble in the treble (and occasionally edging on harsh), but generally good reproduction. Mids are fine but not exceptional (not a lot of seperation between vocals and the mix on "Calls"). Surprisingly good directionality. Timbre is ... fine. I think these may end up a bit fatiguing for me with some treble-iciousness. Surprsingly nice USB-C cable and good-feeling build.

I needed a new cable for my KZ ZS10 iem. Saw there on sale for %50 off. At 7 dollars these are a steal with prime shipping but at 3 dollars, they are just giving them away. The cable worked like a charm on my KZ ZS10. Cable retains a bit of memory but it gets better after some use. I bought several to give away as small gifts