TONEKING T88K 8 Balanced Driver HiFi Customized in-Ear Monitor Stereo Earphones with Copper Silver Mixed Braided MMCX Cable (Blue)

They fit as if custom built. Must first try the right ear pads of course. Sound punchy but balanced. No amplifier needed. Can drive out of the phone. I use iPhone X. In fact, with amplifier need to choose right one because sound signature will change not necessarily to your liking. I tried mojo, xdsd, xCan, Q5 etc etc. but I ended up just driving them directly from my phone. It seems they are even getting better with burn in.

I purchased this IEM from eBay not here.Sound signature: I think they sound like Weston's w80, and the timber suits my taste even better than the Campfire Andromeda. They sound almost as good as the Inear Prophile 8. Yes, I'm comparing the t88k to the $1000 IEMs because they really do sound this good. Don't be fooled by the slightly 'cheap' details in the appearance.The tuning is quite neutral (slightly v-shaped), but the mids and treble are very smooth and they are relaxed-sounding. The bass is a bit soft, lacking resolution, and does not reach deep down into sub-bass if you compare to the best headphones, but you cannot complain and you shouldn't expect multi-BAs to give the best bass anyways. I still enjoy the bass quality.Experienced HiFi lovers will appreciate the sound a lot.They are perfect for pop, acoustics, and all types of classical music. May not be the best for hardcore rock, EDM.Sound quality and resolution: not the most resolving iems yet, they sound just like the Westone w80 in terms of quality. Like I said they are very similar to the W80 soundwise. The soundstage is glightly wider and deeper than the W80.I find the IEM case slightly on the larger side (as large as the Inear prophile 8, but they are still comfortable to wear. They fit my ears just fine. But I flgot spoiled by the Xelento and W80 so I won't say they are comfortable. They are still more comfortable to wear than the Andromedas though.