Titan S

Chose the Titan S to avoid paint issues, but its transparent varnish chipped anyway.

Has loved their Titan S for about five years for acoustic, folk and indie, though its treble leans a bit sharp.

Found the Titan S good overall but male vocals a little thin even after tip rolling, so didn't keep it.

After eight IEMs the $55 Titan S is their favourite overall sound, beating their Meze Alba and 7Hz Divine in clarity.

Bought the Titan S and is extremely satisfied: prominent vocals and bass that is just right.

Has used the Titan S for four or five years as a daily driver, though it is starting to show its age.

Has had the Titan S for a year and it fulfils both their vocal ballads and EDM and rock.

Has owned the Titan S for several years and loves its fit, which upgrades like the EW300 couldn't match.

Owns the Titan S and found it a fairly good neutral-ish IEM and a real deal with its case and tips.

Can barely tell the difference between their Titan S and first-gen AirPods Pro when plugged into their motherboard.

The Titan S is oddly their favourite: close to neutral with midrange warmth, vocal-forward, smooth resolving treble, good value at about $50.

Had an issue with their Titan S that the reseller wouldn't handle, but Dunu replaced it free of charge.