Ivery V3

I'm delighted to introduce you to some of the best budget earphones coming from the Chinese market. After a few of average-quality earphones from Ivery, they finally stepped up their game and unleashed their new models of the V series: V3 and V5.

Let's take a look at the V3. Amazing build quality. You can hardly believe that these earphones cost less than $10. The sound? Powerful and fun. The mids and highs are less emphasized and less accurate than on the old Ivery IV-7 model, which is saddening, but still, the sound is much more than you can hope for for that cheap price.

There's nothing ergonomic about these earphones, and the included eartips are quite generic, but are of an excellent quality nonetheless. I'd say that those tips aren't very grippy, so if you fail to achieve those earphones' saucy sub-bass, you should push the earphones further in, or switch to other tips (Zircon's tips are more than recommended!).

Powerful lows with wobbly, deep sub-bass. It's for you to decide whether they are any better or any deeper than ROCK Zircon's lows, but I'd say they are pretty much on par. You'll notice how deep these lows go so long as the tips you use stay firmly and offer a perfect seal.

Just like with most bassy earphones, the mids are slightly pushed to the back seat. However, they sound quite fun but also colored in an unusual way. These mids are mainly good for electronic music styles.

The highs are loud and clear, even though smoothened. Not as much detailed and crunchy as ROCK Zircon's highs or even Ivery IV-7's highs. These highs will be more than sufficient for people with a sensitive hearing, as they never hit the sibilance threshold.