The thing with Piston is, it's not an audiophile iem. Those who expect to pay rm50-100 and get an audiophile experience might be living in a world with care bears riding unicorns doing a Robin Williams' Phillip Seymour impression.

What you get with a Piston is better SQ than other competitors at similiar price bracket. Not to mention you have a microphone and remote too.

Piston's achilles heel is rock or fast kind music. It'll quickly loose its details. Stick to slow to medium tempo and you'll get a sound experience that you can hardly get with other remote IEM in the market within rm100.