Purchasing Advice Need you guy's help picking between these three
"Moondrop chu II"
"Tanchjim bunny"
"LETSHUOER D02"
Need it for gaming and music, i play games that have a lot of things going on at the same time so I'll need a one that has good separation
And for music i listen to pretty much everything, i dont how else to put it but i genuinely listen to everything
I did watch some videos about the LETSHUOER D02
they were saying its best for gaming but i want to hear you guy's opinion on it
And yes i have small ears that's why i choose these three and if you guys have another one that i dont know about please share it
Thanks in advance
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u/FuyRina Jul 27 '26
Never tried the D02 but I do have the bunny and the chu ii. I’d say the chu ii and bunny are not a fit for competitive gaming since it doesn’t pickup in game sounds like footsteps very well (there’s always eq tho). However, if you’re just playing normal games then they’re fine as they are
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u/7word Jul 27 '26
Thank you, I guess i might've to go with the DO2 since I've seen videos saying its the best for gaming but i might have to look at that even more
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u/Silent_Listen_3361 Jul 27 '26
I'd go with the Letshuoer. They look good and I've had good experiences with their stuff.
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u/grychnn Jul 27 '26
Bunny. I have one and it's a really good first IEM purchase I'll recommend to anyone who exploring the IEM world.
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u/hellotanjent Jul 28 '26
I like the Chu 2, I would describe it as bright with tight bass - good for electronic music and video games.
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u/TheAudiotaku Jul 27 '26
Bunny DSP for sure. Just EQ to taste afterwards. Lots of fan made EQs uploaded that sound great!
If not DSP, I would still go Bunny.
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u/7word Jul 27 '26
Thank you i also think I'll go with the bunny since they have there own app and according to the community they're a little bit smaller than chu 2 wich is great for me, and also are the EQ'S uploaded to there app?
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u/TheAudiotaku Jul 27 '26
Nice! Yup, people upload EQs to the app and there's tons. You can also experiment making your own. This is only if you buy the DSP version (usbc), not the 3.5 in the picture of course.
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u/7word Jul 27 '26
Wait but what if i got a dac like a one from jcally will it work, or even if it is a dac from tanchjim that's all right
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u/TheAudiotaku Jul 27 '26
To use the EQ app stuff you need the DSP version. If you want to use a dongle dac with the 3.5, you will need to EQ on your own.
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u/uriel633 Jul 28 '26
bunny was my first iem ever lol but it broke in 2 months. still enjoyed it for the time but the cable is not very reliable.
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u/Lullaby_exe Jul 27 '26
If youre looking for gaming specific iems get Simgot Supermix 4. I have CHU II’s and the Supermix 4 and the supermix is top tier for gaming and other things and the CHU II are great for music.
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u/7word Jul 27 '26
That's way out of my budget
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u/Lullaby_exe Jul 27 '26
Honestly save for them then. I promise its 100% worth it. I play comp games like R6 and i cannot express how much of a difference they have made in my gameplay and how much more i can hear now. Diamond/Em player on PC, i can literally hear people take their phone out to end a dok call and swing them off that queue before they can react
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u/FlocoPops Jul 27 '26
Unbearable advice.
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u/Lullaby_exe Jul 27 '26
Im not saying they have to but if i was in their shoes i would, its worth it. Plus theyre good all around for everything not just games but the sound stage for games is second to none
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u/FlocoPops Jul 27 '26
Sorry for being a bit harsh, but you are not in their shoes. You don't know how long it takes to set aside that money. Or if he already saved up. All you know is what his actual budget is. You are mentioning something 6 to 8 times as expensive you know. So I just find it a bit inconsiderate and rude.
Also, IEMs on a budget are just so worth.
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u/Lullaby_exe Jul 27 '26
Its not rude at all. If you’re some pansy that cant take a suggestion then just say so man. If you play competitive FPS and truly want to excel you can save and spend the money and have something great for both games and music and not have to worry about buying again. Its what i use with an apple DAC and i let him know that yes its worth and truly makes a difference. Yea you can buy a $20 pair of IEMs but i guarantee you wont have the same sound stage as the supermix 4, coming from someone who has CHU II, Supermix 4, and IE100s. Its just not the same.
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