I really liked the sound quality of the CCA Phoenix. You can comfortably listen at 60–70% volume, and the sound remains clear and enjoyable. Even at 100% volume, the sound does not distort or become harsh, which shows how well-tuned these IEMs are.
The bass is punchy and controlled, mids are clean with natural vocals, and highs are crisp without causing ear fatigue. The overall tuning is smooth and works well for long music sessions.
For gaming, the performance is excellent. The soundstage feels wide and imaging is very accurate, making it easy to locate footsteps, gunshots, and directional audio in competitive games.
However, comfort is an issue for my ears. The IEMs tend to pop out on their own, and after around 1 hour of use, my ears start to hurt. This may vary from person to person depending on ear shape, but it’s something to keep in mind.
Overall, the CCA Phoenix delivers excellent sound and gaming performance, but comfort may not suit everyone. Still a solid option if sound quality is your top priority.