TRN MT1 Pro

The reviewer finds the TRN MT1 Pro disappointing compared to its predecessor, the MT1. While it offers a more fun and engaging sound with boosted bass and treble, the tuning is too aggressive, with a peaky and harsh top end, recessed and thin vocals, and mid-bass bleed that muddies the mids. The reviewer prefers the cheaper MT1 and does not recommend the Pro, especially given strong competition in its price range.

The reviewer is highly impressed with the TRN MT1 Pro, calling it an excellent budget option for beginners. They praise its powerful, punchy bass, detailed treble, and overall fun sound, though they note some inconsistency in treble brightness and slightly recessed vocals. They recommend it strongly for those on a tight budget.

The reviewer provides an in-depth look at the TRN MT1 Pro, praising its attractive design, build quality, and clear microphone, while noting the V-shaped tuning with good vocals and decent soundstage. However, they point out minor issues like the plastic jack and potential long-term durability concerns, concluding it is a solid choice for the price.

The reviewer finds the TRN MT1 Pro to be a very good budget IEM for $12, offering a comfortable fit and a warm, natural tone with a U-shaped sound signature. However, the treble is bright and can be harsh or shouty on certain tracks, and the cable is prone to tangling. Overall, it is recommended for those who enjoy a bright, treble-forward tuning and are on a tight budget.

The reviewer finds the TRN MT1 Pro to be an excellent budget audiophile earbud, offering a balanced and detailed sound with punchy bass, a surprisingly wide soundstage, and comfortable ergonomics. They highlight that it is easy to drive from any device, making it a great value for the price, though the non-detachable cable is a noted limitation.