Hisenior Mega5Est Bass+

The reviewer finds the Bass+ edition to be a bass-boosted version of the original Mega5EST, with more quantity and warmth in the low end, but at the cost of the original's clarity, natural timbre, and treble detail. It's recommended for bassheads and collectors, but not for those who prefer a balanced or detailed sound.

The reviewer finds the Bass+ version adds even more bass than the already bass-heavy original, which he personally didn't need, though he acknowledges others may enjoy it. He praises the build, comfort, and overall natural midrange and treble, but is skeptical of the included balanced adapter and finds the extra bass excessive for his taste.

The reviewer finds the Hisenior Mega5EST Bass+ to be a specialized, bass-focused version of the original Mega5EST, with a significant sub-bass boost and slightly elevated mid-bass that delivers deep, tactile rumble while keeping the mids clean and natural. It retains the smooth, balanced tuning of the original, with good detail and comfort, but is not a class leader in technicalities and is aimed squarely at bass enthusiasts. The reviewer recommends it for bass heads who want a fun, fatigue-free sound, while noting the original is a safer all-rounder.

The reviewer praises the Hisenior Mega5Est Bass+ as a bass-boosted version of the original Mega5EST, retaining all its technical strengths while adding a thick, buttery low-end that he finds ideal. He notes it takes time for listeners used to neutral tuning to adjust, but ultimately considers it a powerful, warm IEM that enhances music enjoyment. He also criticizes the included 3.5mm cable and the lack of a proper balanced adapter, recommending users stick with 3.5mm or swap cables.

The reviewer finds the Hisenior Mega5Est Bass+ to be a premium, well-constructed limited edition IEM with a satisfying boosted bass response and excellent accessories, though the heavy cable and fit issues for smaller ears are notable drawbacks. Overall, he considers it a worthy purchase for those who enjoy a bass-forward sound, despite some nitpicks with aesthetics and ergonomics.

The reviewer finds the Hisenior Mega5EST Bass+ to be an excellent IEM out of the box, scoring 9.12/10, and after applying his preferred PEQ settings, it reaches S-tier at 9.51/10. He praises its tuning, especially the bass and treble extension, and notes that while the vocals can be slightly thin, the overall performance is outstanding with careful EQ adjustments.