SIVGA Que Plated Beryllium Dynamic Diaphragm Wired Earbuds QUE

First and foremost, these are, without a doubt, the most beautiful IEMs I have ever seen. They’re literally made of champagne-colored metal and genuine maple wood. Are you kidding me?! The plugs match the metal perfectly and the cable itself is a complimentary white-silver, very thick, seems to be good quality, and has a chin slider, which is a big bonus. They’re smooth & rounded, and not too big — overall very, very pretty, might as well be jewelry. But aesthetic is not (usually) why we buy headphones, is it? The sound on these is pleasing. They’re tuned in a way I’d imagine working for a lot of different tastes. While they are more mid-forward, no frequency sounds (to my ears) too overpowering, yet everything is present, which works well with many genres. They handle female vocals better than male. There’s not a significant amount of low-bass, but there’s enough mid-bass to add warmth & rhythm, and enough treble to add some sparkle without being fatiguing. Detail is good enough to notice when a song is mixed poorly, haha. I’ve seen these described as “musical,” and I’d definitely agree with that — this helps them excel for longer listening sessions over something more analytical, though this will also depend on physical comfort. I’ve got very small & shallow ears, so these were pretty large bulk-wise for me, but the smallest tips included allowed them to sit comfortably enough (while sticking out a lot). By far the best-fitting/most comfortable IEMs for my own ears are the ew300. However, the Que did exceed my expectations when it comes to inner-ear comfort(?) — they don’t cause me to feel “plugged up” like many other IEMs do, while still isolating outside sound well. The openness of the sound probably helps combat that sensation. The packaging is high-quality, including a lovely brown leather case and two full sets of ear tips in black & white, as well as a cable that feels thicker and higher-quality than any stick cable I’ve seen in sub-$100 IEMs. Overall, I’d consider these good all-arounders for a wide audience. They’re inoffensive and pleasant, hard to find glaring flaws in. I’d recommend for listeners who enjoy songs as a whole, as opposed to focusing in on melody, bass, lyrics, etc. Ultimately, I’d describe them as “friendly.” :)

OMG wow!! I was trying to buy the Moondrop SSP but they are no longer made. I purchased those in 2022 and love how they were bass heavier, sounded warm and smooth essentially more calming to for my ears. In general, high pitched sounds/noises, anything with high treble, really aggravates my sensory issues. Im not an audiophile, but easily notice audio settings in people cars, and I wish i could just lean over and tune it so everything sounds better. It seems like the average person isn't aware of sound quality. I will always tune something so it sounds smoother and more relaxing to my ears. I also got the the BLON BL03 (not impressed), BLON BL03 2 (not impressed), QKZ x HBB (yes bass driven, but sounded choppy to me, I still felt they were cacaphonous and not smooth), HiFiGo AFUL Explorer (these are also more bass driven, but still were missing that smoothness, and I didn't feel for $120 they were worth that price. I wanted to be more impressed), KBEAR KB02 (same issue, not smooth enough, still sounded clanky to my ears), QOA Celest Rue (I ended up keeping these because they were less cacaphonous of them all, and for $20 and pink, I felt it was a good value, although in general the sound quality is OKAY, listenable and they were very light weight too). I was still on the hunt and looked up Beryillium IEM because thats what the Moondrop SSP's had. And I figured might as well try it. And WOW!! 100% worth $70!!!!!! Highly recommend if you prefer bass driven music, want your music to sound warm and smooth, but also don't like the cacaphonous highs or treble, if you like your music to sound soothing and smooth even if its the blackest black metal. I love listening to metal, lo fi, industrial, post punk, and yacht rock. They all sound amazing. I wish i could use these as a filter for my ears in real life!!!!! Great for those with ADHD, or on the autism spectrum anyone with sensory issues.

There are a lot of sub $100 IEMs on Amazon that sound quite good but usually have questionable build quality and quality control, these are not that. They have an all metal body construction and the wood panels are a nice touch, their body has heft but the weight is not so much they are uncomfortable. Frequency response is close to the Harmon curve and they are pleasant to listen too for long periods of time, they remind me of my Focal Clear headphones in that they kind of do everything well and they seem to be really low in distortion. The only strikes against them are the included ear tips couldn't give me a good seal so the bass suffered until I could find a third party tip that works well, I had some memory-foam Comply tips that did the trick and I've kept them on since. The single dynamic drive doesn't have the last word in transparency and high frequency transient speed of planar or even BA drivers but they are extended and non-fatiguing. I couldn't bring myself to deduct a star though, they are just too enjoyable and are easy to drive with a phone-dongle, an easy recommendation.

these are good iems but they are not great iems. you can do much better for the price. lacking in bass presentation. case is too big to pocket unless in a cargo pants pocket and too small to use for storage. cable is nice if a little on the thick side.

I have only been listening to these for about an hour and I am impressed, and this is before the Burn In time. I like to stay at around $100 for most of my IEM's as I do not find really much of an improvement when going over the $100 price line. Lately I was very impressed with the Kefine Delci as a great Bang for your Buck set. I will now include the Sivga Que. I do find these a little warmer than the DELCI and yet I still get a good sense of sparkle from the top. The Bass is there but not overwhelming, the Mids have a more warmer feel to them which gives the vocals some weight and the Treble is there but does feel a little pulled back. I say that in a good sense as the Treble never really gets offensive as it can at times on other IEM's. The packaging is nice, the case is useful and the IEM's feel solid. The one thing I am not impressed with is the cable. Most others seem to rave about this cable, it is serviceable but I will replace it as I do on all my IEM's. I really wish you could just buy the IEM's and not all the accessories, I have no use for. All in all, I can easily say these are a great pick up for someone who is not looking for a basshead set or something with a high analytical sound, but for people who are looking for a smooth musically sounding set.

Awesome design and very comfortable fit. These sound great if you know how to EQ them. I wouldn't recommend this if you like your music warm and less on the highs. These sound shrill in gaming. If you EQ them they sound much better and shrill is not much of a problem if you bring down the 16k-20k frequency on your eq.

These IEMs punch way above their weight (price) class. Excellent sound. True hifi quality. Comparable to units costing several times as much. Comfy fit, too. Highly recommended. One caveat: I also ordered a hi end 3.5mm cable extension because I felt the cable length was on the short side for me. YMMV. If you want a great extension, contact Patrick at Fog City Audio. He makes reasonably priced hi end cables to order. Super guy, crazy great products.

Great iem. I love it. It has a smooth V-shaped type sound signature. The sound quality is top notch. Durability of the cord and iem is very stable. So glad I found this product!!

I've got a number of IEM and all have aspects that I enjoy, some more than others. I saw a review of the SIVGA Que and did some further research and a scan of the market to check whether I could purchase a set at a reasonable cost to experience. I found this seller had them at great price, and they arrived very quickly and very well packaged. I was not disappointed; these IEM are absolutely awesome. I'm in no way an audio expert, but to my ear they were fulfilling my enjoyment experience as well as being very comfortable. I can highly recommend the seller and the IEM.

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評価が高く気になり、セール時に約11,000円で購入しました。 最近はワイヤレスイヤホンが主流ですが家では有線を使う人も多いと思います。自分も普段はDACにヘッドホンを繋いで音楽を聴いています。ただ最近ヘッドホンだと耳が痒くなることがあり、有線イヤホンを試してみようと思ったのが購入のきっかけでした。 普段は出先では初代AirPods Pro、家ではATH-M50xBT2を使っていますのでその比較になります。 付属品としてイヤーピースは若干形状が違うのが2種類付いてきます。(芯の色が黒と白のもの) まず最初に付いている黒いイヤーピースでは低音が強めで迫力がありますが、曲によっては音が少し強く感じて長時間だと疲れることがありました。白いイヤーピースに替えるとかなり聴きやすくなり自分好みのフラット気味なバランスになりました。印象が大きく変わるので、イヤーピースは色々試した方がいいと思います。 本体の見た目は金属と木の組み合わせで高級感があります。重さは気になりませんでしたが黒いイヤーピースでは1時間ほどで耳が痛くなりました。白に替えると改善したので耳の形との相性が出やすいのかなと思います。それでもあまり長時間は使用できないかも。色々と試行錯誤が必要なイヤホンだと思います。 主にPC環境(DAC:TEAC HA-P50SE)で使用しているため、ケーブルの取り回しは特に不便には感じませんでした。 世間での評判通り1万円前後の有線イヤホンとしては十分満足できる品質だと思います。自分みたいに有線イヤホンを試してみたい人にはおすすめできます。

Pros: Unique, warm, analog tuning and 360 wide soundstage. Musical IEM and not analytical. Smooth and can listen for hours. Definitely different from the current IEM trend of neutral with bass boost. If your focus is solely on sound then in my opinion this is worth the purchase. Cons: Eartips sensitive, DAC dependent and poor cable quality. You need the right eartips to create a proper seal. You need a good DAC to maximize the capability and reveal the soundstage. Apple or cheap dongle won’t work. Lastly the cable material quality is poor; it feels cheap and plasticky.

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