BGVP DM6 5 Drivers Balanced Armature Customized HiFi In-ear Earphone for Audiophiles, MMCX Detachable Cable (Green)

I have ordered it on 19 Jan and just received it today (4th Feb). I will say the waiting is worth. The sound is so good as I expect this as a temporary one before I get back to my country. But it's far better than I imagine. It even better than my QDC V3. Everything it gives me is well- balanced. I like the way they make the mmcx connection, it's very secure. One thing this set can improve is the earphone rubber tip. I feel its kind of low quality stuff. If it can be something tough, it is perfect earphone. Highly recommended.

Absolutely brilliant.The other review on here by MSR Hants nails it perfectly.

Excellent sound, highly recommended!

Fantastic sound and quality build at a reasonable price.

BGVP DM6 REVIEW. Five stars for sound.These iems imho are way better than Shure 846 and perhaps even Westone W60.The iems come with a good stock cable and some not so good tips/buds that slide off the iems when removing them from your ears. The clear version is solid and funky looking, fit well in my ears, staying firmly in position.Substituted the stock cable for a balanced 8N 4.4mm jack to use with Sony WM1A DAP.I’m very impressed with the sound.These iems produce a very neutral, detailed and crisp sound. Their strongest performance is in the mids and treble. The bass is not heavy but still punchy.Excellent soundstage, delivering great detail without treble being harsh. The mids are forward and extraordinary. I love them! The detail is that good. Put Pink Floyd’s ‘Time’ on and they blew my sox off! classical music is also very enjoyable with these iems.These are truly a bargain at a price under £200 they are so clear and precise I would dare to say they are on a par with iems 4x the price, better than Westone W40’s and Shure 846’s! I’m on the fence with Westone W60’s but these DM6’s are something special.

A bit of a background، I own a range of IEMS and headphones:Empire Ears Legend X (custom)Noble Kaiser 10Sony ex1000Shure se846Audeze iSine 20 and 10Audeze LCD 3Sennheiser HD800sFocal ElearPlus many more...These sub-$200 Chinese IEMs are one of best I've heard. Yes they're not as good as the Legend X but the Legend X is $2.5k product. I'd say that the DM6 competes well with the sub-$1k IEMs.I've found them to be neutral and natural. The isolation is quite good and the build quality is very reasonable. However, they need burn in without which they sound rough. They started improving within a few hours of playing music on them. I also changed the cable and opted for a balanced 2.5mm cable. I use them with good quality music players or good dacs, playing (Chord Hugo2, Chord Mojo or ifi idsd BL).Will order another pair as a backup.

While people all over the internet rave about how good these are my thought are opposite of those.With my source (nokia 8) and my music style preferences (prog. rock, metal) the signature of the DM6 is not enjoyable once you you really start to pay attention to the flaws.At the start they might sound a bit off, plasticy and cheap highs. This is due to the sharp peak and dip in the 8khz/12khz region. Snares and high hats will make you peel of that "Hi-Res Audio" sticker even before the put it on.Perhaps it's the cable or one of the many ill fitting tips, but you won't hear anyone complain about those?!I've invested and tried other cables and multiple high regarded ear-tips like spinfits, symbio and spiral dots and none of them fixed the issue. If the deal sounds to good to be true, maybe it is: only trust your own ears, your own guts.

So this product is very, very, hyped and it's a great product. The sound is not neutral however, and it packs quite a lot of punch in the bass for being BA drivers, but rather has a more V-shaped signature. The level of detail in the music is very good, same goes for separation. A decent soundstage for an IEM.Now for some less good things. I feel that they have a bit of a "muddy" sound to them, probably due them having a bit dark sound signature. They also have a huge dip in the 10k region, which also could be a factor. I have seen that some people think e.g. cymbals sound unnatural due to this but I don't think I agree.I usually have very long listening sessions and for that they are great. The darker sound signature makes them less fatiguing.I do have some issues with the cable/connectors as the cable ends "wiggle" in the MMCX connection with the earpieces. This goes for both left and right and it results in that the sound can disappear if they end up wiggling. Very frustrating. Have yet to try with a different cable to see if it resolves the issue.I am paring it with the Radsone ES100 and uses the equalizer to counter some of the V-shape, but they work just as fine without them.Would I buy them again? Maybe, maybe not. I'd firstly look at IEMs with other connectors as MMCX has disappointed me for the second time...Still a good value product. I would replace the cable as it causes a lot of microphonics. Foam tips reduce this effect, without foam tips I could even hear my footsteps when walking...EDIT: I have now tested with a different cable and the issue with the wiggling is gone. Still an issue that is quite annoying given the price.