Look for this in your next gaming IEMs 

Dude please share your recommendation

@@horizonchien4948the most basic entry would probably be a salnotes zero

@@horizonchien4948 I would even say the moondrop chu 2 for 20 bucks. I bought the aria and returned them because they sounded kinda ehh for $80

Buy simgot ew400 for 40 bucks

Hey! Thank you for commenting :) I know that noise floor is from the source and not from the iem but to an extent these two iems are more prone to it than anything else that I have tried. This is connected to either a dac amp on the pc, Apple dongle on a iPad Pro or ps5 controller, they all feature very this noise and given the budget of the iems people are not likely to want to use them plugged in to anything state of the art

Always great to hear from you Tomas :) Things are well! Sometimes a lot of self doubt and auto criticism stops things from going the way I want them to. I just have to get better at managing that

@@carlosribeiroo You know I wish nothing but the best for you personally and your channel.

I appreciate you :)

Would be using them for gaming, discord, music/media, and some business meetings 💪🏼

Acho que a parte mais relevante que não disseste foi o porquê de não teres gostado dos 7hz que já tens

@@carlosribeiroo olá de novo. Do que já experimentei, cabo super pequeno, pouco confortáveis para longa duração de uso e nunca configurei o áudio (como falaste no vídeo) porque também não o sei fazer 😅

@NameisKZ A parte de configurar o áudio não acho que seja relevante para ti neste momento por isso não me preocuparia com esse pormenor. No que toca ao conforto se tiveres desconforto na orelha não há muito a fazer mas se tiveres desconforto dentro do ouvido encontrar pontas que sejam exactamente ideais para ti faz um mundo de diferença e é sem dúvida a coisa mais importante para garantir que tens o som e o conforto o melhor possível para os phones que estiveres a usar. Em relação ao cabo o tamanho é standard por isso teres outro cabo para extender esse é o caminho. 3.5mm extension cable na amazon e encontras várias opções Em relação aos Bose que falaste não conheço e nunca usei mas por 75€ tens um mundo de IEMs que cabem nesse budget que podem valer a pena mas dependerá muito da tua resposta para as primeiras questões

I am not quite getting what you mean by "something like the true ear", the only thing that popped in my mind was the very budget truth ear hola but in either case I would not recommend something like the dt900 pro for most people since they are closed back which means more closed off sound and also warmer ears which to me is a big no no for long playing sessions (that depends on the weather where you live of course). Also keep in mind the DT 900 pro is a 250 ohm headphone, so you will probably need an amp to get them sounding great, which can be a dealbreaker for your budget. These days I recommend most people that want an audio improvement to try IEMs because they can be cheaper and more convenient for, sometimes, a fraction of the cost. I have made a couple of videos on the topic, and in those you will find my thoughts and recommendations for the price brackets (I am pretty sure I also listed some at the end of this video) Also, if you are asking me, anything that sounds great will be great for gaming, and by sounding great I mean clean flat-ish audio with good dynamics and sound stage will accurately showcase any game environment, and it's up to the game to actually do the heavy lifting to create a great sound As for the question about the microphone cable, the answer is no, they sound the same.