CCA - CRA Wired IEM

Let me preface this by saying that this is my first IEM and I used to only own Sony wh-1000xm3. So I was in a shock by how good these sounded compared to my Sony's. The bass is clean instead of the muddy bass present in the Sony's. I'm able to make out instruments that I couldn't be able to on other earphones and headphones. But the real star of the show is the treble. It sounds clean and crisp. It maybe too clean to the point of it sounding artificial for some but it sounds incredible. The fit of the IEMs are also great. It has an inbuilt mic that doesn't sound too bad. The only thing I didn't like about this IEM is it sounds a bit harsh on some tracks at higher volumes. Keep in my mind I'm just testing it straight from my Samsung Galaxy S9 with no DAC/AMP and EQ so it probably would get better from here on now. For this price it absolutely destroys the conventional earphones and headphones that I ignorantly used till now. I am a true believer of IEMs now. Hope it just doesn't spiral out of control.

Amazing IEM. The dynamic driver has amazing technical capabilities producing very detailed treble with micro details and nuances while also producing fast deep bass. With very slight eq it becomes excellent rivaling items worth 100 $. I prefer this to the legendary Sony mh1c after eq. Not to mention it has good build quality and detachable cables.

It will be difficult to get a very finely tuned V-sharped IEM at this price. The highs are clear and extended well, the bass is impactful and punchy with just enough depth and the mids are clear and not shouty. For casual listening, they are very good budget IEM. If one has to complaint, it would be about the slightly metallic sound signature rather than the smooth and natural timbre soudn that we found on Tanya and Blon 03. But for budget IEM, this is right up there in my top list for the choice available in the market currently.

So after watching tons of videos and reviews, everything boiled down to EDX pro and CCA CRA, ofc for someone who has never used an IEM nor any wired earphones above 600/-.
Finally settled on CCA CRA as that had a more balanced audio (what I prefer). For everyone who likes bass a bit more than anything else then please go for EDX pro and save research time. Edx got that bass but compromises on different aspects (very minor but that's that).
Pricing - you will never find better pricing than Conceptkart. I pre-paid for free delivery and even got a case for free.
All in all go for it!

Sound quality: Excellent (5/5). Good thumpy sub bass and mid bass. slight bass bleed into mids in some songs. Recessed mids and brilliant treble. I could hear instruments clearly and better than any other IEM I have ever used. Sound stage is near and instrument separation is average.
Material and Comfort: Excellent(4.5/5) Plastic but premium quality. Light weight and comfortable to wear for long sessions. Passive Noise Isolation is average. Good quality tangle free cable. Good mic quality. Good quality of ear-tips.
Comparisons: Vs BLON BL03 - CRA has better instrument separation and treble extension. BLON has better tonal quality and bass
Vs CCA NRA - CRA has better sub bass. Sound stage and instrument separation is almost similar. NRA has better mids, vocals and sound signature. Treble extensions for both are similar. Tonal quality is similar. CRA are more comfortable to ear than NRA.
For the price CRA is a very good option for those looking for good bass and clear treble extensions.