Uhhh why care about something coming out this year? There are a million great options right now.

The way the market works, there will always be some shiny new gadget coming out soon.

If you want to wait until March 2023 someone can just say wait until April 2023....

a war without and.

and it will be in loop until 2030.

You may die way before that.

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If your budget is around $300, just get the B2 or B2Dusk, which were released like 3 years ago. Nothing coming out at that price point will beat either of those. Also, unlike other things, good headphones don't really become obsolete. For example, the Focal Clear og was released like 5 years ago, and it's still considered great even when compared to the new stuff coming out.

depends on your budget

if it's below 200 or so,just wait and see

if it's around 300 or so,just go for the Blessing 2 or Blessing 2 Dusk

Which ones do you currently have?

Buy one and don't look at anything anymore.
Otherwise it's impossible.

Anyway, according to some people's beliefs here.
EQ fixes anything.
Any IEM can be perfectly converted to other IEM.
As long as the FR looks the same, there will be no difference between them.
So... Why bother?

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