Timeless

Five months after buying the 7Hz Timeless, the right side stopped producing bass below about 500 Hz and plays louder above it.

Enjoyed the 7Hz Timeless's rock-hard textured bass and ridiculous detail, but sold it over its imaging and spicy treble.

Has used the 7Hz Timeless nearly every day for a couple of years for work and out and about, and loves it.

Their 7Hz Timeless wasn't very good for Battlefield 2042 in terms of imaging and soundstage.

Had the 7Hz Timeless for about a year and a half; it benefits some from a DAC, but EQ makes most of the difference.

Loves the sound of the 7Hz Timeless, but the fit feels too shallow and doesn't isolate enough.

Likes their original 7Hz Timeless too much to use it as a beater; it was their first dive into hi-fi.

Got the 7Hz Timeless and doesn't want to listen to anything else; their K702 and FiiO FH3 now sound muddy by comparison.

After a streak of disappointments, the 7Hz Timeless is by far the most musical IEM they own; their other good IEMs collect dust.

The 7Hz Timeless punches way above its price; if they didn't own the IER-Z1R and M9 it would be their endgame.

Sold the 7Hz Timeless: crazy detail, but too bright and with bass that sounds less organic than dynamic drivers.

Uses the 7Hz Timeless as reference IEMs for producing electronic bass music; they're pretty accurate and the bass is perfect.

Five months in, they're happy with their 7Hz Timeless and don't see the AE as worth upgrading to.

Owns the 7Hz Timeless but strongly prefers their over-ear headphones and wants a serious upgrade with a good fit.

Counts the original Timeless as one of their two favourite planar IEMs.