Type-C in-Ear Earphones

Yeah, they get recommended a lot *because* it's safe tuning with no major peaks or dips. They're [similar to the Wyvern](https://earphonesarchive.squig.link/?share=JM-1_\(5128\)_Target,Kiwi_Ears_Cadenza,Kinera_Celest_Wyvern_Black) but a bit smoother through the mids, and don't have that huge dip either side of 10kHz (and starts rolling off around 6Kz). The one negative they have is the nozzle is a bit wider than average, but it's short enough that it doesn't cause problems for most people. I forgot to mention that in the parent comment, but I'd say anyone with particularly small ear canals should probably avoid them. Some people find them to be the most comfortable IEMs around, so YMMV. The're certainly one of the lightest IEMs; a bit lighter than the Wyverns (which are by no means heavy). Some other similar-ish ones in slightly higher price brackets worth looking into are the Kefine Klean and Delci. They are slightly more u/v-shaped, especially the Klean, but not by much. The Delci is quite a bit more expensive for not a huge increase in sound quality, but it's really solid and one of the most comfortable IEMs around. The Klean is comfortable too (and quite small), but the Delci IMO has better fit stability. Both have a slightly dark sound with clean bass and slightly more emphasised upper treble, so "bell like" sounds tend to stand out a bit more but without it sounding sibilant or unnatural. They're also quite tip-sensitive, but in a good way, where they sound good with most tips, but they can quite drastically change the sound presentation. Other IEMs can be tip-sensitive in a way where they just sound wrong unless you find the perfect tip (or use EQ). Edit: fixed broken link