Smaller / more comfortable Truthear Crinacle Zero Red ?

[Lifer]

Hello all,

I really enjoy my Truthear Crinacle Zero Blue but have two issues with them:
1. Sometimes too much bass
2. Too big. They don't seat well in my ear, and extend way outside my ear (I must have smaller ears).

The Red version seems to solve the bass, but I really want smaller, better fitting, and more comfortable IEM.
All the ones recommended seem to have the same form factor as those Truthear.
Is there any recommendations which would be smaller ?

Right now i am looking at the Sennheiser IE200 as my best option.

For reference, here are some pairs which fit me well:
- Airpods Pro 2
- SoundMagic PL30
- Sony MDR-EX110

Thank you all in advance

 

[Moonhead]

You might consider HEXA aswell.

 

[Lifer]

You might consider HEXA aswell.

Thank you for your recommendation.
But looking at them they seem as big as the Crinacle Zero.
My goal was to have a much smaller/shallower pair that would not extend out of my ear.

 

[Moonhead]

Maybe have a look here, where you can compare to IE200, Moondrop and the like.

TRUTHEAR x Crinacle ZERO: RED vs TRUTHEAR HEXA Side-by-Side Headphones Comparison

The TRUTHEAR x Crinacle ZERO: RED are a better choice for fans of bass-heavy genres than the TRUTHEAR HEXA, which lacks a little rumble in the low end. On the other hand, Jazz fans may appreciate the slightly more detailed treble of the HEXA. The RED are a bit cheaper than the HEXA, but the HEXA...

www.rtings.com

 

[bargainguy]

I just bought a pair of Shure Aonic 3's.

First thing I noticed is how tiny they are. Compared to my Zero:2's, they are miniscule.

Listening tests in progress. So far, I like what I hear.

 

[markanini]

For your needs I can recommend Moondrop Lan.

 

[roladyzator]

For small IEMs, I really like the Sony MDR-EX15. They go for about $10.
Out of the box, their tuning like Harman but with quite excessive mid-bass.
When using Oratory1990's suggested EQ for Harman plus small tweaks, they're pretty fun to listen to.