Howdy everybody—Omar here, your Audio Amigo. In this episode I’m reviewing the NiceHCK NX8, a $200 tribrid IEM with a 10mm titanium-coated dynamic driver, six BAs, and a piezo tweeter. NiceHCK sent this one out for review (not paid), and I walk through the full package: upgraded unboxing, a genuinely useful cleaning tool, and my favorite inclusion here—replacement nozzles—so you’re not stuck hunting parts if a filter clogs. The stock cable is also really well done for my tastes (light, no microphonics, behaves nicely), even if I still would’ve preferred it to be modular. On sound, the NX8 lands as a warm-leaning neutral all-rounder with an excitable-but-controlled bass boost, warm but clean mids, and relaxed treble that doesn’t bite. Bass has good rumble and texture without going full basshead, mids stay natural (male vocals especially benefit from the warmth), and female vocals don’t get buried. The one caveat is occasional treble “crunch/grain” on cymbals on certain tracks—hit or miss—but it never got fatiguing for me. Technically it’s solid with strong stereo separation and above-average perceived stage, and it does change with higher output impedance (it darkens past ~3.2kHz). Overall, I ranked it in my “this is brilliant” tier: not a category killer at $200, but absolutely in the conversation—especially when it’s on sale.