Tanchjim Mino

The reviewer finds the Tanchjim Mino to be a new sweet spot in the budget TWS market, offering a well-balanced sound with strong bass and transparent vocals, plus an exceptionally deep and customizable EQ app. The special Asano Tanch edition adds cosmetic extras for a small premium, and the overall build and features are praised, though there are minor drawbacks like app download difficulty and no multi-point.

The reviewer praises the Tanchjim Mino as a budget-friendly TWS with excellent sound quality, robust build, and an impressive app with extensive EQ customization. While the ANC is weak, the overall performance, comfort, and value at $42 make it a strong recommendation, especially for those who enjoy tweaking sound profiles.

The reviewer is impressed with the Tanchjim Mino TWS, praising its sound quality, design, and value for under $50. They note that while it lacks volume controls and has a finicky app, the audio performance and build quality make it a strong recommendation, especially for those new to good audio.

The reviewer finds the Tanchjim Mino to be a solid budget TWS set with a neutral, mid-forward sound and good features for the price, but notes it faces stiff competition from the cheaper Moondrop Space Travel, which he prefers for its more balanced tuning and smoother treble. He concludes the Mino is a good value if you want the extra features like custom EQ and longer battery life, but not the value king in its class.

The reviewer is highly impressed with the Tanchjim Mino, praising its exceptional microphone quality, surprisingly good audio with a fun tuning, and feature set (ANC, in-ear sensors) for the low price of $42. He notes minor drawbacks like small stock ear tips and lack of onboard volume control, but overall considers it a brilliant budget TWS option.