Duonic

Has used the Duonic Silver switchless for a while and thinks it's overlooked.

Finds the Duonic's bass precise and controlled versus the Castor, but its short nozzle won't stay in with stock tips.

The Duonic Silver is a big step up from the Castor and their favourite KZ set, with treble EQ.

Their Duonic Bass arrived and is pretty good for the price.

The Duonic Improved Bass with Type-C DSP sounds so good with layered, textured bass.

Finds the Duonic Silver super awesome for both music and FPS gaming.

Likes the Duonic a lot, better than the Castor Pro, an incredibly solid budget IEM.

Has both and finds the Duonic better for gaming.

The cheap Duonic is much better for FPS gaming than many of their pricier IEMs.

The Duonic has been their main IEM with lots of bass and crisp, precise highs from the planars.

Calls the Duonic Silver GOAT'd, measurably different from the tunable black version.

Their Duonic Silver is close to the Artti T10 Pro in detail, a bit bass-light but very crisp.

After trying many pricier IEMs, finds both Duonic versions really good and the Silver hard to beat.

Has been rocking the Duonic as their first IEM and really enjoys it.

Liked the sound of the Silver Duonic and found it comfortable.

Found the Duonic more V-shaped than the Castor Pro with better soundstage and clearer treble.

Their first IEMs, the Duonic with Type-C and switches, are awesome and a big upgrade from Galaxy Buds FE.

Their Duonic developed metallic popping within a week of purchase.

Tried the Duonic at 14 euros after enjoying the Zero 2.

Has the PRX and Duonic; both well done and dirt cheap, the Duonic more fun.

Their Duonic standard edition is much quieter on their phone than their laptop.

Even with bass boost, switches, tips and EQ, their KZ Duonic Bass doesn't give the deep sub-bass rumble they want.

Their first IEMs, the KZ Duonic, sound fantastic, though the right side seems a bit louder.

The KZ Duonic has clean vocals and good separation, but the bass is not punchy even on the improved-bass version.

The KZ Duonic is good but cuts the lower mids a little too much, making it sound thinner.

The KZ Duonic is the one of their cheap KZ sets they chose to keep.

Has the KZ Duonic and finds it balanced and flat rather than the bass-heavy set it's marketed as; good if you prefer detail over punch.

Their $15 KZ Duonic sounds better than all their Anker earbuds.

Was pleasantly surprised by the KZ Duonic even without EQ and is very happy with it for the price.