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Resin is the most common — on 29% of the 49 in-ear monitors we've cataloged (of 38).
Wired-3.5mm is the most common — on 95% of the 37 in-ear monitors we've cataloged (of 38).
Memory foam is the most common — on 20% of the 51 in-ear monitors we've cataloged (of 38).
False is the most common — on 68% of the 34 in-ear monitors we've cataloged (of 38).
The verdict
If you're getting into IEMs as a hobby, the Truthear x Crinacle Zero: Red is a good place to start. It sounds good, it offers a slew of customization options, and looks slick to boot. It's just gravy that it's also affordable.
✓Liked: Bassy sound, Price, Comfort, Replaceable cable
✕Could be better: No mic
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The isolation beat their expectations