Simgot EM2 Roltion First Impressions

Thanks to Simgot EM2 Roltion for the following first impressions. Source is ipad pro Apple Music.. Simgot is a low-flying company which “SALUTES ART and SCIENCE.”

Driver: 1 CNT dynamic driver and 1 Knowles balanced armature driver.

Response range: 20 Hz to 20 kHz.

The sensitivity is 109dB.

Detachable 32 Impedance SPC cable with a 0.78mm diameter.

Price: $109.

FIRST IMPRESSIONS

The EM2 Roltion shows that you don’t have to spend a lot of money to get great sound quality. The EM2 Roltion have a sound that is bouncy, powerful, and enjoyable to listen to. The bass is well-balanced and goes down low when necessary without overwhelming the rest of the spectrum. The treble is present throughout without being overpowering or shrill, and the mid is clean and free of muddiness. The soundstage has surprised me more than once, and the way the instruments are separated is great. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of these in-ear monitors (IEMs). Even with Type 1 (mid and treble oriented) M tips, it needs power while sounding sharp and cold. The technical aspects are excellent, and the bass and treble are pretty engaging. During using In Search of the Perfect Melody, which can be heard at https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=Ef-kiP0dOsA&feature=share, some of the upper mid range is missing but the volume is loud. The Type 2 M tip will be assessed later in its review, but enhanced technicality definitely demand more power. However, it still manages to retain its technicality, fun, and neutrality. An unusual sight…

It’s difficult to top the Simgot em2 Roltion as an earphone of $109. It is really powerful and detailed. Despite being less strong than the treble, the bass is still superb. The midrange is also fantastic, and the treble is  bright and detailed. Additionally, the instrument separation and soundstage are both great. The earphone has a beautiful appearance and good build quality. Now we look for its review and Simgot EA2000 model that just hit the shelves.