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This is what I currently use: @Luminkey Luminkey75 Ultra HE Keyboard + @Omnitype_ Heron HE switches @AtkGear A9 Mini+ Mouse @1337GEARGG Shion Glasspad @juzearaudio Defiant IEM + @lizerlab Revjet tips+ @Kiwiears2020 Black Terra Cable @TrnAliExpress Black Pearl DAC @FIIO_official Snowsky Echo Mini Luminkey recently upgraded their web software and i really enjoy how much cleaner and functional it is.

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🎁 GIVEAWAY 🎁 Custom Venom keyboard plus a full desk setup, from me and my friends at Addice. Thank you for all the support. Time to send some of it back. What you win -GEONWORKS Venom60 HE in a Frog Mini Leggera case - Geon Lucifer switches Swagkeys Knight V3 stabs - Swagkeys Doodle keycaps - Carrying case, built by me • Tekkusai Apex glass mousepad • ZOWIE U2-DW 4K • HYDYRAIM gaming sleeve • EspTiger Yanzi + Yanzi Q dot skates To enter: 1. Follow @__BoIo and @AddiceInc 2. Like this post 3. Repost it 4. Tag 2 friends Giveaway ends in one week. One winner, picked at random from valid entries. Must be 18+. I’ll DM the winner.

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Tipsy M3 Review — A Surprising Hybrid IEM The Tipsy M3 is a hybrid IEM that takes a slightly different approach to tuning. Instead of going extremely warm, bright, or bass-heavy, the M3 sits somewhere in the middle, with a warm-leaning presentation, noticeable low-end presence, clear mids, and detailed treble. It uses a 9.2mm dynamic driver, two balanced armatures, and a 2-way crossover. The M3 seems to be one of those IEMs where the exact impression can depend heavily on your tips, source, and preferred tuning. When using the stock tips, it is relatively neutral and controlled; with the Eletech Baroque Stages, it is noticeably warmer and more bass-forward. That difference is worth keeping in mind when looking at the M3 as a whole. Specs ࿔ Driver Configuration: 1 × 9.2mm Dynamic Driver + 2 × Balanced Armatures ࿔ Crossover: 2-way ࿔ mpedance: 17Ω ࿔ Sensitivity: 105dB ࿔ Connector: 0.78mm 2-pin ࿔ Cable: 3.5mm ࿔ Shell: Resin ࿔ Frequency Response: 20Hz–20kHz The M3 uses a 9.2mm dynamic driver alongside two composite balanced armatures. The low impedance and high sensitivity also make it relatively easy to drive. Build & Comfort The M3 uses lightweight resin shells, glittering faceplates, and a fairly compact design. The shells are light enough that they don't become uncomfortable during longer listening sessions, and the shape provides a good fit without feeling overly bulky. The nozzle features a metal construction, while the 0.78mm 2-pin connection lets you replace the cable if needed. The included cable is soft and flexible, with relatively little microphonics. One of the biggest strengths of the M3 is the ergonomics. The combination of the lightweight shells and compact shape makes these easy to wear for extended periods. Passive isolation is also quite good, especially when using the included foam tips. Accessories The included accessories are pretty standard. You get the 3.5mm cable, silicone eartips, a pair of foam eartips, a 1/4-inch adapter, and a hard carrying case. The foam tips are probably the standout accessory here. They provide a better seal and help with isolation, while the included silicone tips are more average. The case is compact yet sturdy enough to protect the IEMs during travel. Sound The M3 has a tuning that sits somewhere between neutral and warm, with an elevated low end, slightly relaxed mids, and a noticeable lift in the treble. Because of this, I would describe the M3 as having a mild V-shaped tuning, rather than being strictly neutral. Depending on the source and tips, the V-shape can come across differently. Some describe the M3 as having a relatively neutral, linear presentation with controlled bass. In contrast, others find the stronger bass shelf and treble presence give it a more traditional V-shaped and engaging presentation. For me, the most interesting part of the M3 is how it balances these frequencies. The bass and treble are more emphasized than the mids, but the mids don't get completely pushed into the background. It isn't trying to be the most exciting IEM in every category. Instead, it gives you a fun V-shaped presentation while still maintaining good technical performance, clarity, and separation without making the tuning overly aggressive. Bass The bass is one of the more interesting aspects of the M3. The dynamic driver provides good texture and definition rather than a completely soft low end. I would describe the M3 as having a relatively tame, controlled bass response. For me, the M3 has enough low-end presence to make the overall tuning feel fun and engaging without turning it into a dedicated basshead IEM. That said, the bass can feel muddy at times, especially on tracks that already have a lot of low-end information. There are certain songs where the additional bass presence makes the overall presentation feel slightly thicker than I'd prefer. There are plenty of options that push the low end much further. The M3 is more about giving you enough bass for impact and musicality while still maintaining good detail, texture, and okay separation. Mids The midrange is relatively clean and natural, although it isn't the most forward presentation. Vocals remain intelligible, and one of the M3's strengths is its ability to separate vocals and instruments without making everything sound overly sharp. I would describe the mids as clear and detailed despite the additional low-end emphasis. Male vocals have a little more warmth and body, while female vocals can come across cleaner and more forward. The tuning isn't extremely mid-forward, so listeners coming from a more vocal-focused IEM may find the M3 slightly relaxed. One thing I appreciate is that the mids don't completely disappear behind the bass. Even with the additional low-end presence, there is still enough detail and separation to keep vocals and instruments easy to follow. Treble The treble is detailed without being excessively aggressive. There is enough energy to keep cymbals, percussion, and smaller details audible, and the M3 does a good job of providing texture without becoming overwhelmingly bright. The upper treble is precise and sparkly, yet controlled. The biggest weakness here is that the M3 can feel as if it's missing some of that extra "air" at the very Top. It isn't necessarily a dark IEM, but it doesn't have the same open and airy presentation as some brighter competitors. This makes the treble fairly easy to listen to for longer periods, but people specifically looking for an extremely airy or analytical presentation may want something different. Comparisons Compared to the XENNS Mangird Top, the M3 has a less pronounced low end and a more relaxed overall presentation. The Mangird Top has a stronger sub-bass presence and more energy in the upper mids, resulting in a more pronounced V-shaped character. The M3 feels more balanced through the mids while still retaining enough bass and treble energy to keep things engaging. The Mangird Top also features a larger, more technically ambitious driver configuration. However, the M3 still delivers good separation, layering, and imaging. Against the Hisenior Mega5EST, the M3 feels slightly more energetic and less laid-back. The Mega5EST has a smoother, warmer presentation. In contrast, the M3 has more noticeable treble and a stronger sense of contrast among the bass, mids, and treble. The Mega5EST has a more relaxed representation, while the M3 feels a little more immediate. Between the three, the M3 sits in an interesting spot. The Mangird Top leans further into its bass and treble emphasis. At the same time, the Mega5EST focuses more on a smooth and musical presentation. The M3 keeps some of the fun of a V-shaped tuning without pushing either end of the frequency range as hard. Gaming For gaming, the M3 performs surprisingly well, especially for competitive FPS games like Valorant and CS2. The imaging is accurate enough to pick up directional cues. At the same time, the separation helps keep footsteps, gunshots, and other audio cues from blending too much. The slightly V-shaped tuning also works well for gaming. The added bass gives explosions, gunshots, and other low-frequency sounds more impact. At the same time, the treble provides enough detail for footsteps and smaller positional cues. The mids being slightly relaxed doesn't hurt the overall experience because important directional information remains easy to pick out. Compared to the Mangird Top, the M3 feels a little less spacious and doesn't have quite the same sense of scale. Still, I find the M3's more controlled presentation easier to listen to for longer gaming sessions. The Mangird Top's stronger bass can make games feel more immersive, but the M3 keeps things a little more balanced. The Mega5EST has a smoother, more relaxed presentation, which can be enjoyable for casual gaming. Still, the M3's added treble gives it a slightly more immediate sound for competitive games. The M3 also has enough imaging and separation to make tracking directional sounds relatively easy. Compared to the M3, I would personally take the XENNS Mangird Top for gaming. The Top gives me a better sense of space and positioning, which makes it easier to locate sounds around me. The wider presentation and stronger technical performance make it feel more natural for competitive FPS. In contrast, the M3 feels more relaxed and immersive. The Mega5EST is also enjoyable for gaming, but its smoother and warmer presentation isn't quite as immediate for me. The M3 has a little more energy and contrast, making it easier to follow certain details. Overall, the M3 is still a capable gaming IEM. Still, if gaming were my main priority, I'd personally reach for the XENNS Mangird Top over the M3. Pros & Cons Pros ࿔ Good bass extension and texture ࿔ Clear and resolving midrange ࿔ Excellent vocal intelligibility and layering ࿔ Detailed and textured treble ࿔ Good imaging and instrument separation ࿔ Strong layering and spatial positioning ࿔ Good soundstage ࿔ Lightweight and comfortable resin shells ࿔ Strong passive isolation ࿔ Comfortable, low-microphonic stock cable ࿔ Foam eartips provide a good seal and isolation ࿔ Versatile for music and gaming ࿔ Comfortable for longer gaming sessions Cons ࿔ Bass can feel muddy at times ࿔ Bass may feel too tame for listeners looking for an extremely aggressive low end ࿔ Treble can lack some air and openness ࿔ Silicone eartips are fairly mediocre ࿔ Warmer tuning can initially sound slightly congested if you're used to brighter IEMs ࿔ Not the best choice for listeners specifically looking for a basshead, treble-heavy, or highly analytical tuning ࿔ Bass can feel slightly thick during busy moments ࿔ Extra low-end presence can occasionally mask smaller details ࿔ Not as spacious or precise for competitive FPS ࿔ More immersive than competitive-focused Final Thoughts The Tipsy M3 is a pretty interesting hybrid IEM because it doesn't fully commit to a single sound signature. It has enough bass to stay engaging, enough midrange clarity to keep vocals and instruments easy to follow, and enough treble detail to bring out smaller details without becoming overly aggressive. The technical performance is also one of its strongest points, especially in imaging, separation, and layering. The biggest thing to keep in mind is the tuning. The M3 isn't a pure neutral/reference IEM, but it also isn't an outright bass-heavy or V-shaped set. Depending on your tips and source, it can land somewhere between those two extremes. It delivers good technical performance while maintaining a relatively relaxed and enjoyable presentation. If you're looking for an IEM with strong imaging, good vocal clarity, textured bass, and detailed but controlled treble, the M3 is definitely worth considering.

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Hey everyone! Just wanted to make an update since I’ve been kinda off social media lately and where I’ve been. First week of September I was sick with a bug or flu of some sort for around 2 weeks. I took some time to rest and get better, I’m doing much better now. For the last week, I’ve taken some much needed family and clarity time. I have a ton of things I’ve been working on that are coming that I’m super excited about! I will be once again becoming more active in the coming days and will be back to help anyone with anything! This community has always been amazing to me, they’re so many talented and passionate people here. I wanna thank @tekkusai for always being so understanding and genuine and generous to talk to and work with. And a big shout out to @1337berk and @1337GEARGG for letting me be a part of what they do. And I can’t forget to thank @KyomiHQ for giving some of us little guys the chance to be in the spot light. Also they’re so many amazing reviewers that have been so supportive, and kind and always making great content. @IsolatedHQ @blessedinput @A_R_E_S_Aim @papacharliegame @SkrolleXs3 @MeechGeeks @Yoozy0912 You guys are what make the community, you guys help keep me and others going. I know I’m missing a few but they’re so many amazing people to keep track of lol. I’m happy to be back and just share my appreciation and thoughts, so if you got this far thanks for listening. Thank you for this community and for spreading the love of gaming, this community is so important and I’m so grateful to be a part of it

ps i found a bunch of review units of these i want to send out to select people in the next couple weeks for you to use/make content out of lmk

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