NICEHCK DB2 IEM Earphones Without Microphone: Resin 1BA 1DD Hybrid in Ear Monitor Headphones with 2Pin Detachable Cable, 3.5mm Wired Earbuds for Gaming/Audiophile/Musician/Singe (Blue)

I consider it one of the most cost-effective and practical in-ear headphones I've bought in this price range. I was somewhat skeptical about this brand before. After using it for gaming for a while, I feel it's excellent; the sound quality is impressive and surpasses my expectations. The craftsmanship is exquisite, with a sleek and attractive design featuring resin panels and aluminum alloy frames, which usually are found in higher-end in-ear headphones. It comes with a standard 2-pin detachable and upgradable headphone cable, offering great versatility. Perhaps in the future, I'll purchase some headphone upgrade cables to experience different sound qualities. cable quality is better than any similar product I've seen. Has a rich accessories and nice packing, including earbud tips of various sizes and styles to meet anyone's needs. The microphone quality is impressive, especially for earbuds. Equipped with a standard 3.5mm plug, very practical, working well with my PC, iPad, and for making phone calls. If you're looking for budget-friendly in-ear monitors that combine aesthetics with high audio performance, I think this in ear headphone is an excellent choice, especially suitable for gaming and phone call, HiFi beginners, and regular users who appreciate sound quality. It boasts excellent manufacturing quality, an elegant appearance, and sound that perfectly complements your favorite pop music. For anyone looking to upgrade their headphones without spending too much money, I think this is a worthwhile choice. Comfortable to wear, the included earbuds work exceptionally well for me, providing excellent noise isolation. If your playlist is filled with classical music and EDM, then these IEMs will be your new friend. Smooth across all frequencies, not harsh, with plenty of detail—you can clearly distinguish vocals and instrumentals. The bass is a highlight, providing strong, immersive lows. The midrange performs well in gaming, which gamers should appreciate. Due to the boosted highs, sometimes soprano and high-pitched singers can sound a bit sharp, which might not be ideal for listeners sensitive to high frequencies, but overall, the performance is excellent most of the time. Considering the price, it's a top choice for anyone into music, gaming, or movies. Overall, as an entry-level in-ear headphone around $25, it's a good choice, especially for beginners with in-ear monitors. However, if you already own other high budget-level in-ear monitors, the DB2 may not justify your investment.

For the price, these were an amazing deal! I have been needing a backup pair of IEMs (I'm a singer), but I didn't want to break the bank since I already own a pair of Shure 315s that have served me well for many years. In the package, you get the monitors, a cable, a soft carry case, and 8 pairs of ear tips to try. While I wish one of the sets of ear tips were foam ones, that's an easy enough fix by ordering a set, but the ones that came pre-installed actually fit snugly.into my ears and didn't come out with a lot of shaking or gentle tugging. Sound quality is better than expected for the price point, the bass is a little on the quiet end, but the sound comes through very clear. There is a faint buzzing if you listen to them too loudly. Length of the cable is perfect since I use these down my back and plugged into a box in my back pocket, but if you're using these for gaming and have a longer distance to go to plug them in, you will need a different cable! My other wish for the cable is that there was a piece to cinch them tighter at the back of my head to keep them from getting caught. Overall, these were so easy to get set up and the quality is fantastic for the price point and for how aesthetically beautiful they are. If you need a low price-point pair of IEMs, I would recommend them!

I just got a PlayStation Portal so I had to get earbuds that were wired. All I've used for a long time were either wireless earbuds or wireless 🎧; anywhere from $8 to $250. So I started my search and came across something called IEMs, which I hadn't really been aware of. I went down a rabbit hole doing hours and hours of research and watching videos and looking up different IEMs and reading reviews. After a few hours and looking at almost every IEM in existence I still didn't know what to get for my first set. I ended up going with these NiceHCK DB2, hybrid (1BA & 1DD) IEMs from Amazon. I got them on sale for $13 but they're normally around $20. They absolutely blew me away! These $13 IEMs have a better, more clear, crisp sound, with just the right amount of bass (not too much); than any headphones I've ever used. These are my first pair of IEMs though so I can't really compare them to any others. I'm not an audiophile and don't pretend to be; but I love music like everyone else, and love gaming.. Fortunately, these seem perfect for both. They fit perfectly in my ear. They come with 8 ear tips and a little faux leather carrying case with a magnetic closure. The packaging, presentation, and accessories blew me away for $20, $13 on sale! And they're beautiful looking. They also come in purple and blue and I actually wanted the purple but they weren't on sale so I went with the black and gold that were on sale. Just gorgeous! I highly recommend these. Now I'm going to start collecting IEMs; and these are a great first installment! This is the first review I've ever made on Amazon and I've been using Amazon forever, so that should tell you all you need to know about how happy with these I am.

Noice! I'm not a musician I just love quality in music.. I listened to Agape and cried on isle 4 at Walmart 😭. So good!