Truthear Hexa (No Mic) Gaming In Ear Monitor

RGT Rating 

The Truthear HEXA is a technical powerhouse for its price, providing a highly neutral and analytical sound reminiscent of much more expensive multi-driver IEMs. It is an outstanding choice for critical listening, mixing, and competitive gaming due to its exceptional instrument separation and clean, detailed performance across the frequency spectrum.

Imaging and Soundstage: 4.5/5

Excellent imaging and spatial accuracy, rivaling sets far above its price point. The 4-driver configuration and tuning allow for clear layering and separation, which translates into precise enemy location (footsteps, ambient cues) in games. The soundstage is open and well-defined, offering a solid sense of depth and height.

Sound Signature: Neutral, Analytical, and Highly Resolved

Tuned to be extremely neutral with a very controlled low-end and high-resolution mids/treble, making it a "monitor" style sound.

Bass: The bass is clean, quick, and deep in the sub-bass but has very low mid-bass presence. This makes the bass highly accurate and fast, but it lacks the visceral punch or rumble preferred by bass-heads or for cinematic immersion.

Midrange: Highly linear, clean, and forward, providing stunning clarity for vocals, dialogue, and crucial mid-range frequencies in games.

Treble: Detailed, airy, and extended. The treble is handled superbly by the balanced armature drivers, giving instruments and sound effects a crisp, high-resolution texture without typically sounding harsh (though it can reveal poorly mastered tracks).

Comfort: 3/5

The shell design, a 3D-printed resin body with a distinctive metal faceplate, is generally ergonomic. However, the nozzle diameter is relatively large and less forgiving than some other IEMs. While lightweight, users with small ear canals may struggle to achieve a comfortable, deep seal necessary for proper bass reproduction and long-term comfort.

Versatility: 4/5

Highly versatile for critical applications. It is a benchmark for critical music analysis and competitive gaming where precision and clarity are paramount. Its lack of mid-bass punch and smooth character, however, may make it less immediately engaging for casual listening or highly cinematic gaming compared to the warmer Truthear Pure or bass-heavy ZERO:RED.

Potential Drawbacks:

Mid-Bass Quantity: The bass is famously reserved; if you want heavy punch, slam, or cinematic rumble, the HEXA will likely disappoint without EQ.

Fit Sensitivity: The larger nozzle size is a significant comfort hurdle for many users, potentially making it uncomfortable for sessions over an hour. Achieving a perfect seal is crucial for the sound quality (especially the bass).

Sound Presentation: Due to its analytical nature, it can sound dry, sharp, or unforgiving with poorly recorded or very bright music, making it a less "safe" or relaxed listen than the ZERO:RED.

DISCLAIMER

REMEMBER!!!!! ALL THE RATINGS ARE A COMPILATION OF WHAT RGT STAFF AND TESTER HAVE FOUND AND FEEL ABOUT THE IEM PLUS REFERENCING SOME ONLINE REVIEW, IT IS BY NO MEANS A PROFESSIONAL REVIEW OR EVEN AN ULTIMATUM FOR THE IEM THAT ARE BEING REVIEW. 

BEST WAY TO KNOW IF THE IEM IS GOOD FOR YOU FOR MUSIC OR GAMING IS TO TRY IS OUT YOURSELF, SO BRING YOURSELF TO RGT PHYSICAL STORE AT EMHUB KOTA DAMANSARA TO TRY THEM OUT YOURSELVE IN GAME.