@@JorgeBertoli Talos is very dry, look at the graphs. It depends what you want really, but my pick would be the S12 Pro. Talos is very clean, just very dry and bass-light, particularly no mid bass. If you like the Oracle, I think you'd probably be closer to the S12 Pro, although it is going to be bassier. Talos will be a lot drier. There are also other options, like the Zetian Wu Heyday, that's probably closest to the Oracle.
Ive had these since release. I wanted the Z12 but they were impossible to find here in the UK. I used to find them really bright, but, I think I got used to them or they 'burned in' (if thats actually a thing) and now I love them. I definitely recommend using the foam tips, not to dull them down any, but, the seal is ultra important. If they dont seal fully in your ear you lose so much bass. Jam them right in there. Theyre well worth the money when you consider they sell this cable separately, with the interchangable heads, for 50 pound (give or take). I wouldn't say they're a stellar iem but perfect for a daily driver at this price point. I use mine with a BTR5 and my phone. I sometimes run them balanced on the 2.5 jack and there is a definite improvement when you push these, but, i dont bother often as I'd prefer the longer battery life.
To be fair, all subjective impressions can be "misleading." I'm glad you disagree with my impressions, so I assume you've come with your own you'd like to share. I also provided a frequency response graph in the video. Feel free to crosscheck it with graphs from others.
Personally from my experience as an s12 pro owner I disagree with you as this video is accurate to my experience with the IEM and the inclusion of frequency response graphs shows that it is not misleading as it is an objective reading that can be recreated. This is a accurate and detailed review of the IEM if you disagree you are just being a contrarian.
