In this video I review the ZiiGaat Horizon, ZiiGaat’s first tribrid IEM (1 dynamic driver, 2 balanced armatures, 2 planar drivers). I go through the unboxing, build, and comfort first—because honestly, they stepped up the accessories this time. The leather case is way better than what I got with the Odyssey, you get multiple tip sets, and you also get swappable terminations (always a W). Shell size is medium, nozzle is about 6.2mm with a shorter length, and the set is light at around 4.8g. Sound-wise, I describe the Horizon as neutral with a bit of brightness and excitement, plus a bass boost—but the bass is more “quality over quantity.” Sub-bass is clean, textured, and rumbly, but it’s not the deepest, and mid-bass can feel lean if you want slam. Mids are smooth and separated, but some vocals can get a bit shouty in certain tracks, and female vocals can sound thin sometimes. Treble is energetic and very extended with a fun air region, and that helps a lot with stage/imaging. The big takeaway: this is one of the most technical, detailed sets I’ve heard for the price, with a holographic soundstage that’s honestly insane. But for gaming specifically, some footsteps can sound a bit weird, and if you’re a bass head you’ll feel like it’s lacking. I rated it 4/5 stars overall.