Their first IEMs, the Simgot SuperMix 4, are perfect for Valorant and FPS gaming; they couldn't be happier.
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The Simgot SuperMix 4 is the best they've had for hearing footsteps in CS2, and light and comfortable enough to disappear.
Had two pairs of the Simgot SuperMix 4 and both broke within three months with the same defect.
Has owned the Simgot SuperMix 4 among three hybrids but doesn't really enjoy it.
The Simgot SuperMix 4 was their favourite of many gaming sets but was uncomfortable for them.
Really loved the SuperMix 4 for music.
Has used the SuperMix 4 for over a year and enjoyed it for both gaming and music.
Tried the SuperMix 4 and found it extremely thin and kind of harsh.
The SuperMix 4 was their most engaging IEM, but loose 2-pin connectors mean they seldom use it now.
Finds the SuperMix 4's lower mids a bit thin and its timbre tinny for classical music.
Detests the SuperMix 4, with some of the most sibilant and unnatural treble they've heard.
Bought the SuperMix 4 and Crinear Daybreak and both hurt their small ears after two-hour sessions.
Started with the SuperMix 4, then found the Aful P7 a nice jump up and the Xenns Tea Pro SE better in all areas.
Happy with their SuperMix 4 for Tipper and Mr. Bill, now looking for something more spectacular.
Started with the SuperMix 4, which got them some cheeky kills in Battlefield 2042, before moving to the Kiwi Ears Astral.
Loves the SuperMix 4 paired with warm DACs.
Finds the SuperMix 4 excellent across many music genres and very efficient, easy to drive from almost any source; uses Kiwi Ears Flow tips.
Bought the SuperMix 4 and EM6L to test for Call of Duty on PS5 and kept the SuperMix 4 for its better bass and versatility, though the bass now feels a bit noisy after an update.
“At the end I said to myself I should keep the SuperMix4 because of the better bass while knowing it was not "tactically better" than the EM6L because I could use them to play other games”
Bought the SuperMix 4 with their own money to compare with the Juzear Defiant for gaming. It pulls footsteps out of firefights (8/10 for gaming), but its scooped mid-bass makes music cold, lean and lifeless (5/10), with thin drums and guitars.
“There is some rumble when the track demands it, but the bass lacks texture and physical impact. Compared with my warmer-leaning favorites, it sounds rather lifeless.”