EM6L

Their first gaming IEM, the Simgot EM6L, was great for the price, beating Nova Pro headsets on imaging.

Their Simgot EM6L are great for games, with good clarity and separation, though they sometimes wish for more bass.

The EM6L is one of their favourite Simgots, though vocals sound a bit muddy or low-res to them.

Finds the EM6L comfortable despite its size with great note clarity, vocals and imaging and non-fatiguing treble, but a narrow-ish stage, somewhat muddy bass and odd BA timbre in the mids; a great gaming IEM.

Had trouble with eartips on the EM6L's lipless nozzles and calls it not a great experience.

Tested the EM6L against the SuperMix 4 for Call of Duty and found the EM6L a bit better at picking out footsteps through explosions, though they kept the SuperMix 4 for bass.

“But I have the feeling the EM6L are "a bit better" in terms of highlighting enemy footsteps and covering all the extra noise like bombs dropping and stuff.”

Recently got the EM6L for gaming after a lot of research and is very happy with them so far.

Calls the three-year-old EM6L still one of the best-sounding IEMs around $100: weak sub-bass but impactful midbass, full mids, extended non-fatiguing treble and excellent imaging for gaming; great for rock and metal, odd on some female vocals.

“it has a weak subbass but it is compensated with an amazing and impactful midbass, full bodied mids...forward presence region albeit the rise to the pinna gain feels a bit thin a bit backwards”