Simgot - SuperMix 4

Well I own supermix 4 : its is highly technical thats for sure .... ( not a VERY audiophile listener but have interest in this hobby ) ... thats the first thing I noticed about them thay they are hight technical... very detail can be heard .... It lacks midbass ... though not that fan of too much mid bass so its ok... can't fault vocals.... Vocals seems great ... soundstage seems really good for price point

They are fatiguing to treble sensitive people

The Supermix 4 when using it for general video watching. The mid scoop really messes with vocal audio. The Blessing 3 for how bright / sibilant and clinical it was. I think these two are my favorite IEMs in terms of looks and design, but their sounds were disappointing.

His take is 100% accurate on these, especially for gaming. EM6Lbor SM4 are the far smarter choice for gaming. IMHO.

Found a deal on ebay for 132€ and canceled the order to fix the address, by the time it got accepted they sold out.... So I went to ali express and got them for 149€ + Dunu Candy ear tips and some memory foam tips

I would recommend buying some cheap pairs to figure out what you like then going from there. Personally I have the SM4, Explorers, ARTTI T10, and Hexa for inside use. Outside my house I have the Wan'er, Rosefinch, and Cadenza. A lot of people are going to blindly recommend the Explorers for everything and while I use the Explorers the most for day to day music because they're relaxed and warm theyre not something I would ever consider using for a competitive shooter. Price for performance I still think the best on the market is the ARTTI T10. If you're in the US you can get it off Amazon for $56 right now. The shell is plastic but that's really the only negative I have for it.

Get a cheaper mic arm and remove the dac, you can get better IEMs. I have the Hexas and the Hexas are good for their price for sure, but at double the price you can get a whole list of great IEMs around the 160 range. A better iem does far more difference for audio quality than any dac would. From my subjective experience, IEMs really do go up linearly in quality from budget to mid-fi. I went from the Hexas to the 300-400 dollar Thieaudio hype 4s and I can say in my opinion it is at least 4 times better in enjoyment for me. Same goes for 80 to 160. I think the super mix 4 is like almost 2 times better than the Hexas, this is all subjective of course. Jays Audio just made a great video with a comprehensive list of competitive Iems at that range. As someone else said, get an apple dongle instead or just plug it into your PC. Also I recommend a cheaper mic such as the solocast if you want to squeeze out more for 10 dollars and get better iems. If you use your onboard headphone jack on your PC, a 20 dollar arm (or no arm at all to save even more), and a 40 dollar mic, you are spending 40 or 60 dollars and leave about 190 to 210 for a great IEM. Here is the video that I mentioned: https://youtu.be/dapR2KQDXhQ?si=PyQILHFZPE36J2z1 In the description of the video he also leaves a genre guide and a ranking list of all the IEMs he listened to and their prices, you can even find many of them on AliExpress for even cheaper sometimes if you are willing to wait for the shipping. Edit: For gaming I prefer a tuning with clear treble since you will hear more detail and things will seem more spacious

If you don't need a mic, go with iems. I have a few pairs and they're better than any of the gaming headsets I've used (Arctic nova pro, turtle beach stealth 700, pc38x). If it has to have a mic I've enjoyed the sound on my pc38x's the most; open back though, if that makes a difference. Check out gadgetrytech on YouTube. He has great content stuff this. My favorite items are the zigaat aretes but they're a but spendy. Simgot supermixes are very good and cheaper.

IEMs have better sound, better tuning than similarly priced Headphones. But most of the IEMs don't come with Mic. IEMs also have varying sizes of Nozzles that go deep into Ear-canal, fit can vary, some are comfortable and some can cause pain. I am using Simgot SM4 for gaming and they are very good for what they are. I don't enjoy my TWS now and have to incur extra charges on Apple Music for Hi-Res Music. For FPS games, consider V-Shaped / Harman Sound Signature. For Immersion/Story Games, any Signature will suffice.

I'm saying that Harman is V shaped. Not Vocal forwarded as you said. I never mentioned it being flat. Harman is known for recessed mids, hence thin male vocals. The EW300 has more warmth in vocals. Unless you are talking about Female vocals.

Yeah I got the ms4 they're being shipped

I would highly recommend the supermix 4s, there is also a linsoul sale soon on the 18th and they have coupons for 50$ off if you pay 2$ for it now. You can definitely end up getting the supermix 4 for around 100$ that way and you'll love it!! Metal faceplate and it's a quadbrid driver setup (4 different types of drivers). I don't think it's worth buying the lower end 30-50$ sets as you'll want more, this way you'll end up with a really good set that'll last you a long while, for music and gaming. I also would recommend the apple usb-c to aux from Amazon as a temporary cheap dac (digital audio control), yes it's better than using the aux that comes with your pc case/ motherboard. I've tried many many IEMs and own a few 300-500$ sets and even though I sell off some to buy others, I always have a set of supermix 4s as a backup, amazing fit and adequate sound and imaging.

I've been using the Artti T10. For music i like the supermix4 better, but for gaming the T10 is so damn sharp, fantastic.

I will wait for your review of the e300 but I am currently eyeing the Truthear kiwi aether and simgot super mix 4, both squeeze the max of my 150€ budget and offer either tuneability or driver variety to hit every corner of audio

Gaming IEMs is just marketing guff. An IEM is an IEM. I love the Simgot Supermix 4 for fast paced fps gaming as it's imagining and sound stage are fantastic, plus it's technicalities while listening to music are brilliant. Takes EQ well enough and they have their place in my set up. But i have been daily driving the Punch Audio Martilo the past few weeks and oh my days, these are so much fun for music and movies. I've not won a BR with them yet, but that's more down to my skill and the sweats than the IEMs 😂

Super mix 4 is really good, should be higher on the list.

Currently, im using the supermix 4. What i like about this iem is the imaging and soundstage. The tonal isn't flat, but it fits me well. But still, I'm still listen to the output through the speaker or maybe other sources.

I would suggest using the community ranking lists to see what appeals to you in both looks and price. I would say that the super mix 4 which is on Amazon and goes on sale, is very good tech wise for fps games and decently musical for normal comfort listening, for it's given price bracket. If you want something even more, popular picks are the Xenns Tea Pro (metal shell and reputable brand) or the Kiwi Ears Astral (resin shell and slightly more affordable than the tea pro) both are just as good and on Amazon. Hope this helps, cheers man.

I support the supermix 4 being overhyped, but DO NOT return the timeless 2. The sound and technicality for the price is good, plus the nozzles makes it versatile. I will return the supermix 4 and save up a bit to get a midrange iem like the hype 4 and so on

I am with you. I play a lot fps and other games, and also collect vinyl and listen to music via a good HiFi System. I tried the last weeks the EM6L and the Supermix 4 as all big youtubers recommand them or better hyped them. a lot who are deep in IEM and headphones and frequencies graphes recommand them no wait hyped them too. Over a lot other IEMs. From audiophile side, stay away from both. get some good over ears for 120-200€ and you will enjoy music. For gaming. Try you buds which comes with your cellphone and tell me that you cant play a game anymore. Get a IEM, when you will, for around 30€ and play. You will see there is no real difference specially in the mids and more in treble where all the relevant sound is located in your games. American maybe Asians love bassy boomy IEM but thats not for music nore for gaming. Save the money you will have same fun, wont kill less enemies but can spent it for other things. maybe another inexpensive pair of IEM \^\^ Oh and never follow the hyped stuff. find your own way.

Jay is one of the reviewers I was vagueposting about lol. I own a Supermix 4, but getting angry at other reviewers for having different opinions than yours is super childish.

If you're going to blind buy under $100 I would recommend the ARTTI T10 and over $100 I would recommend the SM4. This is the recommendation I gave a buddy yesterday who didn't have the cash to buy a couple cheap IEMs and then something expensive he could only do one or the other.

While I probably understand where you're coming from, neutral is at least mathematically represented as a flat frequency curve. But I agree. I have pretty solid studio monitors at home. I thought of complementing it with a somewhat reasonably priced simgot supermix 4 since the curves seemed more Harman like. While it is true to tuning, I've realized I care a lot about transient response (spoilt by my other setup) and imaging, not much about soundstage (again influenced by near field monitors). And while the iem does well in imaging, the transients are just not upto mark. But both have their sweet spots depending on how I feel that day

In which "every way"? they have only more bass which sounds terrible.

The Simgot supermix 4 are amazing gaming iem especially for footsteps in shooter games for around $150. Unfortunately not on sweetwster tho just checked, sorry

Using the Letshuoer S08 and I love it. Previously tried Simgot EW300 and Simgot supermix 4. Found the Simgot EW300 was too heavy for my ears and that the Simgot Supermix 4 was too bulky to have a nice fit.

I've bought about a dozen IEMs over the last couple of years (from £15 - £380). By far my favourite for gaming is my Fiio JH5. It's really well built, with a great cable and it's really immersive when I'm playing Starfield for hours on end. https://preview.redd.it/agfw9ic7eaaf1.jpeg?width=2724&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=aa12fbbda2c9dcd54a1f7e0bd36bac6ad06ffa55 I recently decided to try the Simgot Supermix 4 as I'd heard that it was great for gaming. I ended up sending it back, as I thought the JH5 was noticeably better. I did recently ditch the Xbox wireless joypad for a wired Razer Wolverine V2. The sound was considerably better through the wired connection, so I'd definitely recommend this upgrade too (if you have an Xbox). I just wish Microsoft hadn't ditched the digital audio out from the previous Xbox - talk about a retrograde step...

EW300(HBB collab) ... SM4 on sale EM6L(EM6L is exactly 100 USD).. EM6L is the best for the price bracket..

i've chose to get the simgot sm4, will see if it's worth it or i'll put it for sale.

If you're competent with parametric eq, the best option is truthear nova and I will die on that hill. Supermix 4 is fine if you like spicy upper treble. Blessing 2 is a no imo, it was good for its time, right now no

I have the Aful and EW300. Sold the Supermix 4. For gaming and or just big sound the supermix 4 is best but felt clinical. The Aful sounded the muddiest but it's actually not muddy at all, it's just very smooth and is my go to for all day fatigue free listening at work. EW300 is my backup that never gets used. Good all arounder but the smallest sound. These days, I use the Ziigaat Odyssey for music enjoyment.

The Supermix 4 when using it for general video watching. The mid scoop really messes with vocal audio. The Blessing 3 for how bright / sibilant and clinical it was. I think these two are my favorite IEMs in terms of looks and design, but their sounds were disappointing.

I've also only used AirPod pros my first pair of iem were the simgot supermix 4 ordered them about 2 weeks ago on amazon returned them after 3 days personally thought they sucked. Currently looking for another pair to try out

Em6L or Supermix4, top end being Kiwi Astral, Ziigaat Crescent, Punch audio martilo are going to be the top for gaming outside of spending $450-550, get a Dac and amp or an all in one combo, life will be perfect afterwords for gaming and everything else, movies even single player games. Highly recommend dx5ii for gaming and scalpel like clean precise sound, you'll be clairvoyant in FPS where sound is mandatory.

I basically went straight from $50 IEMs to the SuperMix 4, and that blew me away. If you enjoy v-shape/u-shape you'll be happy. Got them on sale for $125.

The only one in your list I have experience with is the supermix 4 and I agree with you. I have the Tea Pro now and it's pretty darn good for FPS gaming. The imaging is spot on to my ears. It has, what I feel, is the max sound stage an IEM can do. I even tested my friend's Monarch MK3 against them and the gaming performance was similar with the mk3 edging them out in bf2042. Both are tremendous for gaming. The mk3 is amazing at everything imo.

People prefer EW300 because it has more bass and warm sounding. The treble is controlled and detailed. If you like the Harman curve, Supermix 4 is bang on that. It has better technicalities and is considered as value for money. Reviewers prefer it because how closely it matches the Truthear Nova which is one of the best IEMs in that price range if you want Harman Tuning.

Might as well get the teas as you will have the itch to see what's better... speaking from experience as I've gone from Qkz hbb to supermix4 to.... Probably tea pros or siigaat crescents

In my opinion, I have tried the quintet and it doesn't sound like a $200 IEM, but something like the super mix 4 which is $150 sounds like a $300 IEM in it's technicalities. You can usually tell by listening to very vocal centric music, or even gaming. Plus the source that you run them through could also impact a sound difference. If you're running them through a laptop, audio Jack, you're not getting the full experience of your IEM

I got the SuperMix4 a couple of months ago. Some friends said that they wanted to listen to them (music) for 1 or 2 minutes. In the end, each one got blasted and listened at least 10+ minutes. The clarity also on FPS games is fantastic. Select a good AMP-DAC, since this WILL affect their sound when you plug them into a Desktop or Laptop.

SIMGOT Supermix 4 are what i use for gaming outside of my Hifiman Arya Stealth.