AFUL Performer7 Review Roundup!!

In the vast, ever-expanding world of in-ear monitors, there’s always a new contender aiming for the spotlight. However, some products stand the test of time and maintain their name even months after their release. Today, we are going to discuss one such product, which has stood by and has remained in demand since its release back in 2024. We are talking about the AFUL Performer7, or some people know this one as the AFUL Performer5+2. AFUL Acoustics has always aimed to design high-performing IEMs backed by a deep R&D team full of professional, experienced acoustic engineers. The Performer 7 is a multi-driver hybrid set equipped with dual dynamic drivers, four high-performance balanced armature drivers, and one micro planar driver, three types of drivers enclosed and arranged together using advanced RLC Network Frequency Division technology. Ever since the pair was launched back in 2024, it has been in constant demand with positive feedback from the community. Are you also excited for the AFUL Performer7, or are you still deciding whether it will suit your preferences or not? There are plenty of reviews flying around for this beautiful IEM. Today, we are going to summarize them for you. In today’s blog, we are going to share a review roundup. Instead of relying on a single person’s perspective, you can actually read multiple reviews from audiophiles all around the globe in this single blog. You’ll find a curated selection of thoughts, opinions, and even a few critiques about the pair. Whether you’re considering the next upgrade or simply curious to know more about the AFUL Performer7, this blog will help you read what different people all around the world have to say about the pair.

A Short Disclaimer:-

All opinions and reviews in this blog are the property of the respective creators. We have just summarized the opinions in simpler language for better understanding. At the time of this writeup, AFUL Performer7 retails for $239.99, You can check out more information here. Let’s begin with some reviews now.

Tone Deaf Monk(YouTube Review):-

TDM is a famous reviewer in the audiophile community. He has shared a very detailed and precise descriptive review of the AFUL Performer7. He has covered everything from the basic driver setup of the P7 to the technologies involved on the set, such as RLC frequency division, high-damping air pressure balance system, 3D printed acoustic tube structure, etc. TDM explains the sound quality of the Performer7 to be quite balanced with excellent bass, realistic, clean treble, and an accurate midrange section. He mentions the P7 to be very resolving and effortless in its presentation. Apart from covering the Performer7 from every possible angle, TDM has also shared his comparison of the pair with other IEMs like Xenns Mangird Tea Pro, Shanling ME600, Juzear Butterfly 61T, and Myer Audio SLT6. For propels who would like to understand everything about the AFUL Performer7, this review by TDM is one of the most detailed ones out there. Check out his complete review on his YouTube channel.

Gizaudio(YouTube Review):-

Axel from Gizaudio has shared a highly descriptive review for the AFUL Performer7. He explains the sound of the Performer7 to be “Amazing with strong bass, great rumble and punch. Midrange has a fuller, lush presentation with well-presented vocals. Axel finds the Performer7 to have an airy, clear treble region. He overall mentions the AFUL Performer7 to have a fun and captivating sound profile. His video also includes various comparisons of the AFUL Performer7 with many famous IEMs, including Binary Dynaquattro, AFUL Performer8, KiwiEars KE4, and also some quick impressions against the AFUL’s current flagship Cantor, as well. Lastly, he mentions the AFUL Performer7 to be an overall fun all-rounder set. Check out this video review by Axel on the Gizaudio YouTube Channel. We will be linking his review below.

Super* Review(YouTube Review):-

Mark from Super* Review on YouTube has shared a well-explained review for his audience. The review described intricate details about the Performer7 quite nicely. In his video, he has covered all aspects of the pair from basic info to package accessories, sound, and comparison with AFUL Explorer and Thieaudio Oracle Mk3 as well. He finds the pair to have a comfortable wearing experience. As per his video, AFUL has tuned the pair to be punchy and incisive across the frequency band. Basically, a clean three-frequency band with a mild V-shape profile gives a nice boost to the punchy bass region and extended treble section. AFUL Performer7 has a more balanced and spacious sound compared to something like the AFUL Explorer. Check out this complete review on Super* Review channel, we will link it below.

In-Ear Fetish(YouTube Review):-

Zeos has done an interesting review of the Performer7. He recommends doing proper tip-rolling to get the best seal and enhance the overall experience with the pair. He mentions the Performer7 to have a very cohesive sound output with clearly defined instruments and vocals. He commends the micro-planar driver that produces an exceptional extension in the treble region, making the set an ideal choice for gaming. The accuracy and clarity of Performer7 make it a great choice for both casual as well as serious audio enthusiasts. Zeos has rated the AFUL Performer7 a solid 8.5 out of 10 stars, considering them an amazing set around the $250 price bracket. You should watch his review on his YouTube channel linked below.

AndyAudioVault(YouTube Review):-

Andy is an active HiFi audio gear reviewer who is loved by many for his extensive Dongle Madness series. He has shared an in-depth take on the AFUL Performer7. He appreciates the more balanced and clear response of the Performer7 compared to the previous Performer5, which was warmer in tone. Andy also appreciates the comfort and seal of the P7, mentioning the fact that he can’t listen to any ambient sounds once the P7 are in his ears. With lower impedance than the OG P5, the Performer7 is easier to drive. AFUL Performer7 gets his recommendation especially for classical music as the pair has impressive improvements over the Performer5 in terms of resolution, imaging, and details. Throughout the video, he has shared his direct performance comparison between the Performer7 and Performer5. As per Andy, The Performer7 is a very appealing option since it was announced!! Check out his complete video review on his YouTube channel.

Syrius(Head-Fi Review):-

If you would like to read about the AFUL Performer7, Syrius on Head-Fi has shared a well-written review. His review captures the sound description of the pair and is explained in a very simple, easy-to-understand language. Syrius mentions that the Aful Performer7 shines in the sub-bass department. It produces a decent enough rumble and packs a nice warmth to the lower end. As per the reviewer here, the sub-bass feels flexible with great depth and rumble, it is also very natural for instrumental music as well. AFUL Performer7 is said to have a smooth and engaging midrange with a touch of warmth that makes the vocals as well as instruments feel natural and lively. Syrius appreciates the vocal performance of the pair and mentions it has a very natural feel. Treble is also referred to be crisp and detailed, and never sharp or harsh. It is a pair which one can listen to for long sessions. The reviewer also mentions the imaging of the Performer7 to be super precise, sounds can be heard moving around with pinpoint accuracy. In this written review, you can also read comparisons with NiceHCK NX8 and Myer Audio D62 IEMs. It is a very well-put review, We suggest you give this one a good read on the Head-Fi platform.

RK Turan(Head-Fi):-

This is another well-written review on the Head-Fi website. The reviewer here states that the Performer5+2 looks unique with its glitter-like shiny, blue and green colored face covers. However, he likes the look of the Performer5 more. He states that the Performer7 sounds great with most of the DACs(Yes, he has tested it with a bunch of them). He personally recommends pairing the AFUl Performer7 with a neutral or warm-analogue sounding DAC. He mentions the pair to be power-efficient and states that a powerful source is not a necessity. The reviewer mentions that the Performer5+2 sounds significantly improved over the Performer5. It especially has amazing sub-bass, shiny, attractive midrange, and smooth, detailed treble. The male vocals sound wonderful, rich and pack a really nice, clean textured feel. Female vocals also have a sweet and clear presentation. He also mentions that the AFUL Performer7 has a promising technical response. It’s fast, accurate, and melodic with decently accurate imaging and a wide soundstage. RK Turan’s review on Head-Fi packs a good read, we suggest you give it a go on the Head-Fi website.

Final Words:-

AFUL Performer7, or we can also call the pair Performer5+2, has been a fan favourite. As you must have read in the reviews above, the pair looks spectacular, sounds spectacular, and has a very engaging sound profile. With its unique 2DD+4BA+1 Micro Planar setup, the pair delivers a commendable sound response with amazing clarity throughout the frequency band. Its balanced profile complements different genres of music well. Well, that’s about the AFUL Performer7 reviews for today, We hope you liked reading today’s blog. If you have any questions or queries, you can contact us at support@hifigo.com.

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