I have been a campfire audio fan for 7 years and loved the Orion as my everyday reference IEM.

For me in many ways these sound like the Orion with a little bit more in the treble and mids.

Instruments are clear and sharp with an excellent soundstage at this price point.

Great detail all around, super responsive and fast, male vocals are amazing and with the extended treble from the Orion it also does female vocals very well.

This has become my daily driver and you really can wear these for hours......great sound that never gets harsh or sibilant, and the new lightweight aluminum shells make them feel pretty weightless.

5 stars all the way

The Campfire Audio Taurus are a very cool-looking pair of IEMs, although the quality doesn't justify the price tag.

It's the little things that add up: the cable picks up a lot of noise simply by touching another electronic, in my case my iPhone. Also, in my office, it picks up noise, which I can only guess is RFI (Radio Frequency Interference), the overall unboxing experience is very poor, along with the lack of accessories.

Now, let's talk about the sound. I can hear the mids being over-emphasized (or overextended), making the sound a little muddy, with a noticeable lack of detail in the highs. The bass is lacking. All of this makes the sound subpar for the price.

I first tried these with the Hiby R4, which has a warmer sound, and it wasn't a good experience. Then I tried them with the Hiby R6 Pro Gen 2, and the sound was slightly better, but this is where they picked up a lot of noise. These are very sensitive earbuds, and I would recommend trying a better cable if you decide to get them.

Finally, I paired them with the JDS Labs Atom Amp 2, and here is where these IEMs sound the best, but I still cannot justify the price point.

In my opinion, there are better options out there with superior sound and a friendlier price. The Meze Audio ALBA is a great option. The LETSHUOER Cadenza4 is another option that has a similar sound signature but better execution.