SE425

So guys, the idea is to have something comfortable for listening to music, watching movies, and gaming for long periods, so comfort is definitely important. I currently have a Kuba Disco II Bluetooth (A Brazilian brand), but it causes me quite a bit of pain after some time, so I decided to switch to IEMs, deally something that’s at least a couple of steps up in quality. After doing some research, I’ve narrowed it down to these options. My budget is around 450 USD, but I might make an exception for the Tea Pro, which I’ve heard great things about (even though it’s close in price to the HD 660 S2, which is kind of my dream headphone). Do you guys have any suggestions among these or maybe even beyond them ( it could be an over-ear options) I’m looking for something with a warmer sound signature (not sure if that would negatively affect gaming), but I often find the Kuba a bit too flat or lacking energy at times. HiFiGo Juzear Butterfly 61T HiFiGo AFUL Performer 5+2 HiFiGo AFUL Explorer Xenns Mangird Tea Pro Shure SE425

I had to use AI but here is the list it gave me 32ohms -Moondrop Aria (original) – 32 Ω - Moondrop Aria Snow Edition – 32 Ω - Moondrop Kanas Pro – 32 Ω - Moondrop KXXS – 32 Ω - Tin T2 (OG) – 32 Ω - Tin T3 – 32 Ω - Etymotic ER2XR / ER2SE – 32 Ω - Sony MH755 / MH750 – 16–32 Ω depending on batch - Final Audio E3000 – 16–32 Ω depending on region 40–60 Ω - Etymotic ER3XR / ER3SE – 22–47 Ω depending on frequency - Etymotic ER4XR / ER4SR – 45 Ω - Audio‑Technica ATH‑E40 – 39 Ω - Shure SE425 – 22–44 Ω depending on frequency 60–80 Ω - Topping Arpegear Hane – 80 Ω - Yamaha EPH‑100 – 48 Ω - Sony XBA‑A3 – 40 Ω 80 Ω and Above These are rare — mostly niche or pro‑monitoring designs. - Topping Arpegear Hane – 80 Ω

I’ve got an old Shure se425 I bought for $150. Any advice on what a contemporary upgrade would be? They can be $300. I’ll just buy used or whatever to get them cheaper like I did with the Shure. Thanks everyone.