Linsoul Kiwi Ears Quintet in Ear Monitor, 1DD + 2BA + 1 Planar + 1 PZT Hybrid Driver Earphone, with Detachable Silver-Plated OFC Cable, Metal Faceplate, 3D-Printed Resin Shell for Musician (Quintet)

The media could not be loaded. The sound is changeable and noticeable, I like to have both switches up (“bassy setting”) and they sound great, these are my second IEMs so I don’t have much to compare but the cord is good quality, it hasn’t tangled on me, the case it comes with is great because I can fit my split jack and adapter alongside the IEMs, I really like the way the shells look personally I didn’t really like he eartips it came with so switched them to tips included with the 7hz zero:2, that was my only negative, overall though this is a good product 9/10

These are my third pair of IEMs and second pair of good IEMs.The short: really good bass, mids are great but could be made perfect with a little eq, treble is great, not fatiguing. Fit could be a challenge for smaller ears, took some getting used to and modifying.To start, I am upgrading from a pair of truthear hexas which are already really good, and even better when the value is considered so the next upgrade would be difficult to chose. After much research, I stumbled upon the Kiwi Ears Quintets, the driver setup is very unique and the tuning is very similar to the hexas making it a safe upgrade. One of the first things I noticed about them was the quality and amount of bass, when compared to the hexas, the punch is so much better and the bass goes deep without sounding "flabby". The mids are clear and aren't shouty, although it can be made a touch better with a little eq to boost the lower and upper mids 1-2db. The treble is great that isn't fatiguing at all, no siblance anywhere. Overall a very balanced and versatile iem that makes edm, pop, rock and others all sound great.The only criticism would be the nozzle. The lip on the nozzle used to retain the ear tips is a bit large for smaller ears and caused quite a bit of discomfort. I ended up sanding the lip off and replaced the tips with SpinFit W1s. After about a week, my ears adapted to the fit and the discomfort is no longer there. However, the fit is still not "forget you're wearing iems" comfortable, the hexas hold that spot for me.4.5 stars over allJuly 2024 update: After trying out Dunu S&S tips in the small size, all my comfort issues were alleviated, they are now my favourite IEMs by far and are also extremely comfortable, they are now very close to the "forget they're in your ear" comfortable like the Truthear Hexas. Upping my rating to full 5 stars!

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Bought these on a whim after reading about the tech involved in these. Very unique driver setup. This price bracket is overcrowded and there's a lot of options out there.They look clean nothing flashy and I like that. Very comfortable even for long sessions. Prefer the simple clean and sleek look. Cable is pretty good, but only comes with the 3.5mm option. I've been using these with another 4.4mm cable 99% of the time. I wasn't a fan of the stock ear tips and replaced those right away with some spinfits. Fits perfectly in my ears now. The included case feels/looks kinda cheap, but it works.These sound really good and I find myself looking for these more often on listening sessions. Good bass, pretty good separation, clear vocals, crispy treble. Music feels more dense or thicker or juicy hah I dunno how else to describe it. Def not a flat sound signature. Responds well to EQ. I've been using these a lot the past few weeks and somehow they look new no scratches.Minor complaints here: When I first tried these out it did sound a little more artificial/less natural. Sometimes kinda sharp (sometimes brass or saxophone at higher volume as an example). After using for a while tho it sounds better to me. Maybe it needed time to break in, maybe I'm just getting used to the sound or it's placebo, or maybe all of the above.I've owned 7hz Timeless, Moondrop Kato, various cheaper chifi like KZ, etc. It's a toss up between these and the 7hz for me. Just got to try out the Chopin and they sound more thin/tame off first impression, but need to use them more to make a fair comparison.Would recommend for everyday fun listening if you don't mind swapping ear tips and hopefully have a better carrying case.

A Budget-Friendly Audiophile's DreamThe Kiwi Ears Quintet is a revelation for those seeking exceptional sound quality without breaking the bank. Its balanced, detailed, and engaging soundstage makes it a versatile choice for any music genre. The bass is tight and punchy, the mids are clear and natural, and the highs are crisp and extended. Whether you're listening to classical, rock, or jazz, the Quintet delivers a truly immersive listening experience. A must-have for audio enthusiasts on a budget!