Summary of Reddit Comments on "Ziigat Nuo":

Ziigat Nuo

Pros:
- One user mentioned, "The Ziigaat Nuo sounds fantastic... They're very stable... It sounds wide and rounded out. The fit's great... They still sound great with Bluetooth adapters, too."
- The user also highlighted the comfort level of the Ziigaat Nuo, saying, "Matches the same comfort as my TWS earbuds... I use Starline eartips."
Cons:
- Another user was not impressed with the Ziigaat Nuo, mentioning, "Didn’t like the Nuo at all... It has no soundstage to speak of, almost sounds mono."

Pros:
- One user praised the Simgot EW200, stating, "The Simgot EW200 is probably the best under $50 IEM... The EW200 is easy to drive, you can use the stock cable."
Cons:
- The same user mentioned that the Simgot EW200 might be sibilant to some.
Other IEMs in a Similar Price Range:
- The Truthear Zero Red was recommended for having a safer tuning than the EW200.
- The Truthear Zero Blue was mentioned for having a toss-up sound that some users prefer over the Reds.
- The EPZ Q1 Pro was suggested for those seeking more bass for music.

7hz Zero 2: Recommended for a v-shape sound.
Moondrop Chu 2: Noted for having pretty good soundstage.
Kiwi Ears Cadenza: Described as leaning slightly darker than the Chu 2.
Truthear Nova: Mentioned for having a slight v-shape sound.
Truthear Zero Red: Recommended for a neutral sound, though not suitable for small ear canals.
Simgot EA500LM: Highlighted for being vocal forward.
Simgot EW200 (Again): Suggested for those looking for a bright-leaning sound.

It was suggested to wash the filters and nozzles in isopropyl alcohol for maintenance.
When considering soundstage, the TKZK Ouranos was mentioned as having the best stereo imaging and soundstage in the budget range.

Remember to try out different options if possible to find what suits your preferences best.