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Sivga SV321 vs ZMF Tessidera: which should you buy?

Specs, scores and condensed review verdicts for the Sivga SV321 vs ZMF Tessidera, 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.

Sivga SV321

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ZMF Tessidera
Sound9.2
Value7.5

Specifications

Specification comparison of Sivga SV321 vs ZMF Tessidera
SpecSivga SV321ZMF Tessidera
TypeOver-EarOver-Ear
Price (USD)$1499$2500
HearWiki scoreNot scored88 / 100 · Outstanding
Released20242026
Audio
Driver50mm dynamicPlanar magnetic with 1-micron diaphragm
Driver size-80 mm
Drivers per side-2
Frequency response-20Hz-20kHz
Impedance32 Ω35 Ω
Sensitivity-92 dB/mW
Design
Weight275 g570 g
Model codeRobin SV021-

What reviewers said

Sivga SV321

The Sivga SV321 is a premium wired over-ear headphone featuring a 50mm dynamic driver housed in a lightweight wooden shell. It delivers a balanced sonic signature with punchy low-end and crisp treble, while the plush zero-pressure fit and detachable earpads prioritize long-listening comfort. Its 32-ohm impedance makes it easy to drive with most portable devices.

  • Pro:Rich, well-extended bass response
  • Pro:Airy and detailed high frequencies
  • Pro:Featherlight 275g frame reduces fatigue
  • Con:No noise cancellation or wireless convenience
  • Con:High price point may deter budget buyers
  • Con:Open-back design leaks sound and admits ambient noise

ZMF Tessidera

The Tessidera is a premium open-back planar headphone that channels ZMF's signature warm, musical tuning into a planar driver format. It delivers a smooth, full-bodied sound with particularly rich vocals and natural timbre, all while being relatively easy to drive for a high-end model. The build is solid overall, though the stock grill finish shows minor cosmetic imperfections.

  • Pro:Smooth, full-bodied tuning with rich vocals
  • Pro:Excellent timbre and natural instrument reproduction
  • Pro:Relatively easy to drive despite large 80mm drivers
  • Con:Mid-forward balance can vary with amplifier pairing
  • Con:Minor cosmetic roughness on the stock grill
  • Con:Heavy at 570g, requiring a sturdy headphone stand

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