DTW300 TWS Wireless Earbuds

After asking around and following the advice of people here, I finally managed to get Dunu DN142 for 190 usd (second hand) in great condition. This is mostly a first/basic impression since I'm quite new to this hobby, and I use everything out of the box. No DAC, and using the S&S eartips. (I bought a cheap Jcally JM10 Pro for DAC, but it hasn't arrived yet) Most of my comparison will be with ATH-CKR70, but I can safely say that Dunu is incredibly good to my ears. Female vocal isn't as forward as my previous earbuds, and also not as screechy at higher pitch, making the voice far more rounded and better to listen to. Despite not being forward, female vocal still sound clear and great in my ears. The bass could also be felt slightly, not so much it overpowers everything else. But enough you can feel a slight thump in your heart with it. For the overall noise, I can say that the feel of the music is around my ears instead of within? So everything feels better. Despite saying that, I can say that it's still feeling close... just not so close it's right against your eardrum. Overall, incredible sound and I love it. All the bonuses in the box is also great, and the pouch seems high quality.

What's the IEM with the DUNU S&S tips+Lyre mini cable?

You also need to get the usb-c termination separately. It's the DUNU Q-Lock Mini Series Type-C DAC Plug. Overall it's a nice combo though and pretty versatile.

\> Truthear Pure I absolutely don't like the way rock sounds on them. They're lo-fi. The sound is very relaxed and soft, the drums lack speed and punch, sounding more like a blur. \> Dunu Kima 2 They're more suited to rock, in my opinion. They're faster and sharper. But this is more of a classic V-shaped in the Harman style, in my opinion all of Dunu's iEMs are +/- configured like this. I'd also highly recommend checking out Tanchjim Nora/Fola. Tanchjim in all their IEMs put the emphasis on vocals, and not on low and high frequencies, but Nora and especially Fola have a very fast and sharp punch, I really like the way metal sounds in them, especially where they put the emphasis on vocals, like in Nightwish, for example.