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1MORE H1037 vs TRN V80: which should you buy?

Specs, scores and condensed review verdicts for the 1MORE H1037 vs TRN V80, side by side. Where a product has no HearWiki score yet, not enough reviews have been aggregated to rate it.

Score breakdown

Each axis is a 0–10 blend of what reviewers scored, not a lab measurement.

1MORE H1037
Sound8.5
Value9.0
TRN V80

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Specifications

Specification comparison of 1MORE H1037 vs TRN V80
Spec1MORE H1037TRN V80
TypeWired IEMsWired IEMs
Price (USD)$59$38
HearWiki score82 / 100 · GreatNot scored
Released20242018
Audio
Driver2 balanced armatures + 1 dynamic driverhybrid
Driver size-10 mm
Drivers per side-4
Frequency response-7Hz-40kHz
Impedance32 Ω24 Ω
Sensitivity-108 dB/mW
Features
Controls-buttons
Design
Weight18 g-
Detachable cable-Yes
USB-C-No
Model codeQuad Driver In-Ear Headphones P40-
Calls
Microphones-1

What reviewers said

1MORE H1037

This wired in-ear model combines a dynamic driver with two balanced armatures to produce a warm, detailed sound with robust bass and natural mids. Its sturdy construction and comfortable fit make it suitable for daily use, though its soundstage is somewhat limited. At around sixty dollars, it offers impressive performance for critical listening and includes a generous accessory package.

  • Pro:Warm, detailed audio with strong bass
  • Pro:Sturdy build quality
  • Pro:Comfortable and stable fit
  • Con:Limited soundstage
  • Con:No noise cancellation
  • Con:Wired only, requires device with headphone jack or dongle

TRN V80

The TRN V80 is a budget-friendly hybrid in-ear monitor that packs four drivers into a sturdy aluminum and ceramic shell. It offers a warm, balanced tuning with substantial low-end punch and articulate mids, plus a detachable 2-pin cable for easy upgrades. A solid pick for listeners who want extra bass presence without losing vocal clarity.

  • Pro:Rich, punchy bass response
  • Pro:Clear and present midrange
  • Pro:Detachable 2-pin cable
  • Con:Treble can be slightly sharp at times
  • Con:Large housing may fit poorly for small ears
  • Con:Cable quality feels basic

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