DB2 IEM Earphones with Mic Music Control: Resin 1BA 1DD Hybrid in Ear Monitor Headphones with 2Pin Detachable Cable,3.5mm Wired Earbuds for Gaming/Audiophile/Musician (Black

Overall, for the price it is an extraordinary value for the sound quality.
The NiceHCK DB2 IEM is a super low cost but surprisingly good sounding IEM.I have gobs of IEMS, from $3700 TOTL monsters to this DB2 and many in between.However, I am really surprised at the quality of the sound produced by these IEMs.They are solidly built and while they are smaller than some of my other IEMs, they fit well!They are bass forward, meaning the thumps really come through nicely! Bass is the strongest of the tri-field that hit you first with this IEM.The mids and voices are just behind the bass. Just out slightly to the front in the sound field. They voices are clean and crisp. No noticeable distortion at any volume, cranking up the volume really brings these to life.The treble initially felt a little anemic, however, after about 25 hours the treble really started to balance out with the bass and mids. The treble is somewhat stepped back slightly but is just as enjoyable as my expensive IEMs.I have several NiceHCK cables, and one big recommendation with this IEM is that the stock cable is ok.But once I plugged it into the NiceHCK DearOrpheous it brings this IEM to life! Much more top end in the treble. So, this IEM pairs nicely with any silver or silver plated cables.Overall, for the price it is an extraordinary value for the sound quality.

Totally worth it!!
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.

Good for a low-cost headphone
So I have to say I’m using these while I repair my Bose QC 35ii headphones. So I knew any low-cost option wasn’t going to come close, haha.For the price point these are pretty good. They’re comfortable – If not for the cord I would have forgot I was wearing them.As for sound, I agree with another reviewer that the mids and treble need some work. Bass is lovely. But, again, I wasn’t expecting magic at this price point.These will suit me just fine as a backup type of headphone, especially with how comfortable they are.I did remember after buying these I remembered also enjoyed the Marley Smile Jamaica earphones for a number of years. I do wonder how the two would compare sound-wise.