Bought the cheap Belle out of curiosity and enjoys its tuning more than some mid-range IEMs, though dislikes the shell design.
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Owns the Belle; it sounds great with an awesome cable and they would buy it again.
Was disappointed with the Belle: much bigger than the Chu II and almost hanging out of the ear.
Just got the Belle and finds it hard to pinpoint direction in games.
Has the Belle: very bass forward with heavy sub-bass rumble and good instrument separation.
Spent only $16 on their Belle and finds it pretty good still.
As a very treble-sensitive listener, finds the Belle really helps them.
The Belle is their sweet-spot everyday IEM, comfortable for long listening.
Just received the Belle: good across the frequency range, well packaged, with a good cable.
The Belle was their first IEM, fine for gaming and music until they found something they liked more.
Calls the Belle their new top neutral-bright budget pick: very light with a better cable than most.
Just got the Belle as their first IEM and it's fire.
Just got the Belle as their first IEM and wants an EQ for it.
Their USB-C Belle won't play audio through a micro-USB adapter on their phone.
Bought the Belle and Cadenza II on Amazon and is liking the Belle more.
Got the Belle for its small fit; not as comfy as the Meze Alba but a surprisingly impressive soundstage.
Bought the Belle for pop since it has a bit more bass than the Zeros.
Finds the Belle more immersive than their Soundcore R60i earbuds.
Bought the Belle and found it fine: deep bass for techno and EDM but underwhelming treble.
Tested the Belle for Fortnite and finds it very loud even at low volume.
Loves their Kiwi Ears Belle, not much worse than their far more expensive DT 700 Pro X.