SIMGOT EW300
Wired earphones with three kinds of driver in a metal shell
Pros
- Rich, punchy bass and a warm, smooth sound you can listen to for hours
- Good detail and separation for the price
- All-metal shells with a good-quality silver-plated cable
- Two swappable nozzles to change the sound slightly
Cons
- Treble lacks some air and fine detail
- Soundstage is good but on the intimate side
- May be too bassy for some listeners
- The difference between the two nozzles is subtle
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Details and specs
The SIMGOT EW300 packs three kinds of driver into each earpiece: a dynamic driver for bass and mids, plus a small planar and a piezo driver for the highs. It came out in 2024 but has kept climbing in popularity, and 2026 community roundups call it one of the rising picks under $100.
Reviewers describe a warm, slightly dark sound with rich, punchy bass and lush mids, with good detail for the price. The treble is smooth but lacks some air and fine detail, the soundstage is good rather than wide, and some listeners may find it too bassy. It comes with two pairs of nozzles that change the sound slightly, though reviewers find the difference subtle.
- 10 mm dynamic driver, 6 mm planar driver and a piezoelectric driver per side
- Impedance 28 Ω, sensitivity 121 dB/Vrms (easy to drive from a phone)
- CNC-machined metal shells, two pairs of swappable nozzles
- Detachable silver-plated cable with a 0.78 mm 2-pin connector, 3.5 mm plug