In this video I reviewed two IEMs that I think are straight-up great for the money: the Pula Unicrom at around $70 (budget) and the Ziigaat Crescent at $250 (mid-tier). Even though both sets were sent to me (Unicrom by HiFiGo and Crescent by Linsoul), I kept it honest like always. I also call out who each one is for—especially if you care about bass quality, natural tonality, or you’re trying to game on IEMs without wasting money. For the Unicrom, I loved the unboxing and accessories (that magnetic leather case is legit), but the highlight is the cable—this thing feels like a $30 AliExpress cable by itself, with swappable terminations and a solid screw-in mechanism. Sound-wise it’s a balanced, tamed V-shape with insane bass quality from about 20–300Hz, but it’s not a “basshead” set because the midbass punch isn’t crazy. For the Crescent, I break down why it feels “more complete” than some competitors: dynamic, natural bass, forward-but-correct mids, and strong air/extension—only downside is a treble peak that can get harsh at higher volumes. I also do quick one-sentence comparisons versus the Horizon, Kiwi Ears Astral, and Ziigaat Odyssey.