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Campfire Audio have taken a less is more approach when designing their newest budgeting offerings. The Satsuma has been fitted with a single balanced armature (BA) driver and the Honeydew packs a 10mm Dynamic driver inside. Both IEMs focus on comfort, fit, and a each IEM has a tailored sound signature to reflect customers feedback. Make sure to read the reviews to find out more! Campfire Audio Honeydew Campfire Audio's Satsuma & Honeydew have been described as “Perfect gateway products to the world within Campfire Audio”. They are both very unique sounding and provide a significantly different listening experience from device to device. If you ...

The Final E500 are the perfect partner for portable use and gaming, for a low price you get exceptionally smooth and refined sound quality backed up by a comfortable fit.

64 Audio U6t: Finally 64 Audio are now offering their most popular custom IEM in universal form. With a smooth and balanced sound that makes it a superb everyday earphone for most listeners and with an attractive price point (in 64 Audio terms!), it is sure to be a hit with the masses and Audiophiles alike. The 64 Audio U6t harnesses their apex technology that relives inner ear pressure whilst also allowing a certain amount of noise through. In turn, this also tunes the sound slightly. The U6t comes with the m20, m15 and mX modules, which offer -20dB/-15dB and -10dB ...

. The Duo has all the signature 64 Audio qualities in a more affordable package, add to that a little added fun factor and the Duo are a really impressive.

The Bevi 2 are extremely good value, you get a comfortable and well built earphone with detachable cable and a single BA driver for under £100.

The Final A-series is a group of products created in the pursuit of “Transparent Sound”. This all began with the introduction of their highly praised flagship model, the A8000. Read on for Ear-Fidelity's reviews for Finals recent additions to the lineup, the A4000 & A3000. It is a known secret that both the Final A3000 and A4000 are IEM's that perform way above their price points. Priced at £100 and £120, you really are getting more than you pay for. With their generalised overview easing you in Ear-Fidelity goes into mighty detail with their reviews on the Final A-Series. Likewise, ...

Cleer Roam NC : A budget active noise cancelling earphone that is perfect for when you are "on the go". Lets face it, the market is currently flooded with True Wireless earphones. However, most affordable TWS earbuds normally eschew higher end specs. At just shy of £60, the Cleer Roam NC has tried to break this mould by packing as much tech and many features into them as possible for its price point. Cleerly separating them above the rest of the pack. The Roam NC is fitted with 5.8mm custom tuned dynamic drivers designed by Cleer’s acoustic lab. Their noise cancelling feature ...

It's been 5 years since Etymotic released its flagship model, The ER4-XR. Their latest model, the EVO, is the company's first multi-driver earphone and quite clearly the next "evolution" in their sound design. Etymotic proudly claims that the EVO is the culmination of 30 years of earphone engineering and research technology. Brian from Super*Review gets his hands on a set to find out more... By integrating three balanced armature drivers into a specially designed acoustic module, it is claimed by Etymotic that the EVO gives the truest sound stage and sound signature you have ever heard (or will hear)! Oscar ...

As you are probably well aware, the Cleer Ally Plus II are a new iteration of the Ally Plus true wireless earphones that were first released back in November 2020. The Ally Plus II now offers wireless charging and a new hybrid noise cancellation feature. It also comes with the Clear+ app used to adjust the EQ and to personalise controls. The Cleer Ally Plus II have been doing the rounds across the reviewing world over the last few months and are being praised not only for their affordability but also for their excellent audio quality and overall ease of ...

The best just gets better: Following up with Lypertek's shortlisting for the reader nominated best Audio Brand of 2021 from Trusted Reviews, Lypertek has continued to gather momentum and prestige among the audio world. The follow up to the original Tevi, Lypertek's Pureplay Z3 2.0 True Wireless earphoness have been collecting review after review, praising their deisgn, battery life, customisation options via its reputed app and its undeniable affordability. At £99 it is hard to argue that you would get more bang for your buck with anything else. Tech Radar awards the Pureplay Z3 2.0 their Editor Choice Award ; ...

The Mammoth is incredibly engaging yet crisp and detailed at the same time, a very accomplished hybrid earphone.

Etymotic have done a brilliant job with the Evo, it still retains that signature Etymotic clarity and control yet adds a little body, widens the soundstage and increases the dynamics.

This is a bass oriented earphone, no mistaking that, but it is also quite versatile and highly enjoyable.

Say hello to the PurePlay Z3 2.0 - packing in more features and the same excellent sound quality without increasing the price.

Audeze's first sealed planar earphone are exciting and bold, with excellent resolution and impactful bass response.