HiFiGo IEMs, AFUL Explorer in Ear Monitors, 1DD+2BA Hybrid Drivers Wired Headphone, Gaming Earbud, HiFi Earphone with Detachable Silver-Plated Copper Cable for Musician Audiophile (3.5mm)

These are my daily driver IEM's. By far my favorite set because of the tuning and price. It's a warm set with laid back treble, so these are ideal for longer listening sessions and are quite versatile sound-wise. The IEM's themselves are a pretty blue and are small, so fitment shouldn't be an issue for most people. I've also had my set since they came out and they haven't gotten any scratches or noticable damage to the shells, so durability is good. The stock cable is also really nice for a stock cable. I'd be willing to purchase it again if it was sold separately. My biggest gripes are the lack of a mesh filter to keep out the earwax and the lack of a lip on the nozzle for tips to hold on to. The mesh filter being absent is whatever for me personally as I clean my ears frequently, but the lack of nozzle lip does bother me quite a bit. Every time I go to take these out of my ears there's a 75% chance of the tips sliding off the nozzles and getting stuck in my ear. I haven't read many reviews of this set, so I can't say whether or not this is a personal issue, but it is something to consider. Tip rolling for me has not proven effective at solving the issue, but the tips that I run with these are the SpinFit CP100's and they seem to hold on the best out of other aftermarket tips that I've tried. All-in-all? A fantastic end-game set at a cheap-ish price with minor flaws. Definitely give this set a shot. It won't disappoint.

I picked up the Aful Explorer because I wanted a dark, warm, fatigue free set that I could turn to at the end of the day. I also wanted something less technical and more musical for background listening while working on tasks that require focus. The Explorer ended up being exactly what I was looking for. The overall presentation is warm, smooth, and very cohesive. It avoids harshness in the treble, making it incredibly easy to listen to for hours without any fatigue. Despite the warmer tuning, the bass is well controlled with good texture and quality it has satisfying weight without ever becoming muddy or bloated. Male vocals and instruments have a rich, natural timbre that makes them especially enjoyable. Female vocals and the upper mids are slightly relaxed, which contributes to the laid-back presentation. If you're looking for an energetic or forward vocal presentation, this probably isn't it, but that's also part of what makes it so easy to listen to. The treble is definitely on the safe side. Detail retrieval is respectable, but this is undeniably a darker leaning tuning. It won't wow you with sparkle or microdetail, but that's exactly what I wanted. It's designed to be enjoyable rather than analytical. I did swap the stock tips for Dunu S&S tips, which opened up the soundstage a bit, brought the vocals slightly more forward, and added just a touch of extra clarity and crispness to the treble without sacrificing its warm, relaxed character. Overall, the Aful Explorer fills a niche that not every IEM does well. It's a musical, smooth, and fatigue free listen that's perfect for winding down in the evening or providing an enjoyable soundtrack while focusing on work. Sometimes you don't need maximum detail, you just want to enjoy the music, and the Explorer delivers exactly that.

These sound great. They don’t shred my ears with too many upper mids and highs. So far I have returned KZ ZS10 Pro X ($50) and Kiwi Ears KE4 ($200) in favor of these Aful Explorers. I am using them with New Bee memory foam tips, size large. They seal and isolate well, and are very small, light, and comfortable. I will be using them as actual in-ear monitors while playing acoustic drums along to songs I am learning. This was a painful shopping experience, the gaming and internet hype influence on the IEM products makes it hard to find something that is actually for music and doesn’t sound like a trap car system.

First to start off these are beautiful IEMs. The bundle is well packaged. You got get a solid, beautiful to the touch case. A rather thick quality cable, that's surprisingly not heavy, and nor gives microphonics. Than you get 3 sets of different eartips, my personal favorite being the blue tube ones.. they gave a nice seal. I ended up settling on using Spinfit 145's... Be mindful the nozzles don't play well with all tips, and has a slippery nature to them. Need something that grips on nozzles well. Sound- There's not much for me to say, that others haven't already haven't said. The bass is well done, and gives it adequate warmth, without muddying the mids. The mids manage to stay nice, and neutral. While vocals only come off a little bit recessed, but managing to tow the line of coming forward. Than the upper mids/trebles is so relaxed, and amazing. How you are able to get so much detail with reigned back is amazing. These play best with more juice behind them. A nice relaxed, non fatiguing sound that's amazing... I don't really care to own more expensive IEMs after this personally. The IEMs themselves are nice, and lightweight, and made with a nice resin shell. Be mindful these have a semi customized mold to them. So their fitment, and seal.. might factor into that with different people's ears. I got large ear canals, and found no issues using large eartips that are 14mm personally. The IEMs have a deep insertion fit to them, but oddly enough I did have some issues using some deep insertion tips like HE Sonics that are 13mm, which give me no trouble on other iems (Tangzu Wan'er for example). Also these do not have mesh filters.. these require more cleaning than others, and there is ways to add mesh filters that don't mess up the sound.. if you are knowledgeable in knowing how to do that. Overall, amazing pair of IEMs that will go down as one of my personal favorites of all time. Aful has done a amazing job kudos. ..

If this is what budget looks like I'm gonna be happy for a long time. This is exactly what I needed, warmth with just enough bass. In this case you truly get a lot of bang for your buck, the case feels nicer than any included case I've ever had. I'm starting to think the branding of Aful is reverse psychology for a truly incredible product. The shell is 3d printed and slipped right in, coming from $20 entry iems this feels magical. It doesn't have that same thin plastic shell feel of entry models, it feels refined and looks absolutely incredible in the light with it's sparkly shell. The included cord feels premium, not too thick or thin but it's a bit short depending on your usage case. Most will have aftermarket cables anyway, depending on your setup. You gotta really coil it to fit in the case, something of note. This really come alive when you crank them up, my PC drives them just fine with no static / interference noise. I honestly can't believe how much detail you can get from such a little thing, it's perfect for my preferred listening experience. I can't recommend these enough, I'm a big fan of HiFiGo / AFUL now.

I’ve had these for a bit now and i love them a lot. Grab some good ear-tips and these will sound amazing for the price. The cord quality is great as well as the design.

After trying several different IEMs and doing quite a bit of research online I finally settled on these AFUL Explorers and let me tell you. These things are awesome. My ears are very sensitive to anything with treble spikes and man are these things smooth. I’ve had them in for almost 4 hours at a time with 0 ear fatigue and they are so comfortable. They don’t fall out of your ear and fit very nicely. I’d highly recommend these to anyone with sensitive ears and honestly they just sound great in general. They’re super light and come with a very durable chord and a variety of ear pieces to fit any ear. I play guitar in a praise and worship group and they sound very natural for vocals and guitar. Probably the first time I’ve actually liked using IEMs and I’m usually a stage monitor type of guy. If you’ve got sensitive ears and like a softer eq curve. Just buy them. You won’t be disappointed.

Beautiful IEMs. This is my third pair of IEMs. I use these for casual music listening, playing keyboard, and gaming. I returned my Meze Albas in exchange for these, and they sound and fit more to my liking. I think they sound amazing and fit my ears nicely with the stock (medium?) tips that came already installed. The cable is beautiful and of good quality, I won’t be swapping it. An easy all rounder, no complaints from me.

Pro's * Fit and feel are extremely good for my ears * Great build quality *Relaxing sound signature Con's * Was not so keen on the stock cable provided

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Very experienced audio person here. If you love a rich, smooth, full bodied musical experience with zero, high mid shout ( piercing vocals and instruments). Zero ear bleeding treble and sharpness. Bass is impactful , extends very low and slams hard when asked. Mids are luscious, detailed and just lovely. This is a stunning set of iems, regardless of how low the price is. The sound quality is incredible especially if you use a better dac/amp and source. I have large ears and I use medium or large ear tips. The design, size and weight of these are super comfortable and dissappear in my ears. After spending thousands of dollars on audio equipment, this is EXACTLY the type of sound delivery that what I was looking for. Build quality is very good, cable is great.

El sonido es suave, relajado y con bastante cuerpo. Los graves son definidos y elevados (sin ser basshead) y los medios y agudos tienen bastante detalle pero a una ganancia un poco inferior sin perder aire, imagen sonora. Con música estándar resuelven muy bien con metal (que es para lo que los compré) suenan excelente, ya que nada cansa. Pero con música en exceso rápida puede notarse en ocasiones un poco de bleeding del midbass hacia los medios, (es mínimo, así que si no le prestas atención no se nota). En 4.4mm da mejor detalle. En 3.5mm es más relajado el sonido. En ambos casos recomiendo usarlo con un Dap o un dongle (yo probé con un aune yuki y un ibasso dx170)

These have a rare quality: they are warm and thick and bassy without overdoing it, and they preserve enough clarity in the upper frequencies to sound detailed and clean. If you like a little bass, you can't go wrong with these. I got a set for my wife but when i tried them i knew I needed my own set. They are especially perfect for 70s and 80s tracks that were light on the bass. But good for any genre truly. They do feel a little heavy with symphony orchestra, but still very enjoyable even then.