Audeze Euclid

Superb, accurate, dynamic audio across the frequency range ; Planar magnetic drivers ; Secure fit ; Solid array of eartips and accessories

Prohibitively expensive ; Not custom-molded ; Not for those seeking extra features or boosted bass

The planar magnetic Audeze Euclid earphones deliver a detailed, mids- and-highs-focused sound signature, but are likely too expensive for all but the most deep-pocketed audiophiles.

Great midrange, lightning fast rhythms. Harmonic and nice treble.

A bit harsh in the transition from midrange to treble. More energy and punch in the bass is desirable. Needs a good amplifier.

Audeze Euclid is among the most interesting earbuds on the market. This is because these are among the few plano-magnetic earbuds out there that, thanks to a larger-than-usual (but not monstrous) housing, have room for a larger diaphragm than those...

Thoroughly enjoyable dynamics ; Wide soundstage ; Incredible detail and clarity ; Excellent build quality ; Easy to drive with any source

Size may be an issue to small ears ; Costly

Audeze did a magnificent job with the Euclid, delivering IEMs with an incredibly wide soundstage and excellent tonality. The large planar drivers offer exquisite clarity and balance, and the bold design gives the IEMs added character. Coming in at...

Impressively poised and insightful sound ; A remarkable feat of engineering ; Comfortable despite appearances

Not exactly cheap ; Could conceivably sound heftier ; Wireless connectivity arrangement is slightly cumbersome

The Euclid aren’t the most demonstrative listen on first acquaintance - but it doesn’t take long for them to reveal themselves as a beautifully balanced and staggeringly detailed listen. As long as you treat them right, source-wise, anyhow, these are...