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  • 28:43

    Spaaace. Campfire Andromeda 10 review

    9,5 k vuesjuin 2026

    The reviewer finds the Campfire Audio Andromeda 10 to be a technically impressive earphone with standout imaging and a comfortable fit, but notes that its tuning is not neutral by modern standards and the price has increased significantly. While it retains some of the original's strengths, the reviewer suggests it may not fully justify its higher cost compared to other options.

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  • 39:56

    Their best TWS. But... Moondrop Pudding review

    26,9 k vuesjuin 2026

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Pudding to be the most sensible true wireless product from Moondrop, offering effective active noise canceling and a 10-band parametric EQ for $50, along with a pocketable case. However, they note significant usability quirks, particularly difficulty removing the earbuds from the case, which could be a deal-breaker for some users. Overall, they are impressed with the features and sound but caution about the ergonomic issues.

    Produit testéMoondrop Pudding79
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  • 28:12

    Their best? Campfire Audio Chimera review

    8,2 k vuesjuin 2026

    The reviewer finds the Campfire Audio Chimera to be a visually stunning and well-built flagship IEM, but its high price and significant comfort issues hold it back. While the sound quality is not fully detailed in the transcript, the reviewer notes the unique bone conduction implementation and premium materials, yet ultimately considers the fit a major drawback for such an expensive product.

    Produit testéCampfire Audio Chimera66
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  • 30:36

    New vs. Old. Meze 99 Classics V2 review

    7 k vuesmai 2026

    The reviewer compares the Meze 99 Classics V2 to the original, noting that while the V2 retains the premium build and looks, it has a more balanced sound signature that addresses the original's excessive bass. He finds the V2 to be a well-rounded, easy-to-drive headphone with excellent build quality and accessories, making it a strong value at $350, though he notes some minor issues like the lack of a balanced cable and the need to detach the cable for the case.

    Produit testéMeze 99 Classics64
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  • 22:43

    A new favorite planar. Astralis vs. MP145 Pro vs. S12 Ultra

    19,8 k vuesavr. 2026

    The reviewer compares three planar IEMs under $200, including the Hidizs MP145 Pro, and concludes that one of them surpasses the original S12 as his new favorite sub-$200 planar. He notes the MP145 Pro has a bulky fit but good build, and its sound signature aims for the 2019 Harman target, though he doesn't explicitly state which model wins in the provided transcript.

    Produit testéHidizs MP145 PRO81
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  • 18:09

    Hot. Maybe too hot. EPZ P40 review

    10,4 k vuesavr. 2026

    The reviewer finds the EPZ P40 to be a visually striking and well-built earphone with a comfortable, stable fit, though the stiff cable and long nozzle are minor drawbacks. Sonically, it offers a unique hybrid driver setup that delivers a fun, engaging sound, but the treble can be intense, making it a 'hot' tuning that may not suit everyone. Overall, it's a solid value at $160 with a distinctive look and performance, but the aggressive treble and cable stiffness temper the recommendation.

    Produit testéEPZ P4066
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  • 20:44

    How does this happen? Simgot SuperMix 5 review

    16,8 k vuesfévr. 2026

    The reviewer finds the Simgot SuperMix 5 sounds good and is competitively priced, but is disappointed by the fit and comfort. The long nozzle and bulky shell cause a poor fit, and the bone conduction driver introduces annoying resonances and microphonics, making it unpleasant to wear. Overall, the sound quality is praised, but the physical and ergonomic issues are significant drawbacks.

    Produit testéSIMGOT SUPERMIX 572
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  • 29:04

    These small differences matter. ThieAudio Hype 4 mkII review

    20,7 k vuesjanv. 2026

    The reviewer finds the ThieAudio HYPE 4 MKII to be a well-built and comfortable hybrid IEM with a tuning very similar to several other recent models, yet it sounds noticeably different to his ears. He appreciates the metal shell, good fit, and overall sound quality, but has minor complaints about the cable's stiffness and chin slider, the included ear tips, and the plain outer panel design.

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  • 18:55

    Maybe Moondrop's best. Blessing 3 Aqua review

    27 k vuesjanv. 2026

    The reviewer considers the Moondrop Blessing 3 Aqua to be the best version of the Blessing 3 line, praising its refined tuning that adds a bit more bass and warmth while reducing brightness compared to the original and Dusk editions. He highlights its excellent build quality, comfortable fit, and attractive aesthetics, though he notes the nylon cable may cause microphonics and the earphones are large-fitting. Overall, he finds it a worthwhile import for fans of the series.

    Produit testéMoondrop Blessing 3 Aqua81
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  • 29:18

    Sneaky. Moondrop Skyland review

    16,5 k vuesjanv. 2026

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Skyland to be a solid open-back planar headphone that sounds very good, though it shares many ergonomic quirks with previous Moondrop models, like a short headband and a cable that lacks a 3.5mm termination. He notes it's a worthy successor to the Cosmo, with a slightly different tuning and improved driver technology, but the physical design and fit may not suit everyone.

    Produit testéMoondrop SKYLAND77
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  • 19:01

    Best in a long time. Moondrop Old Fashioned review

    89,7 k vuesdéc. 2025

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Old Fashioned to be a surprisingly strong budget on-ear open-back headphone, directly competing with and often exceeding the legendary Koss models in sound quality. While the build is basic and comfort is limited by the on-ear design, the removable cable, Koss-compatible pads, and excellent tuning make it a great value at $25. The reviewer recommends it as the best Moondrop curveball in a long time.

    Produit testéMoondrop Old Fashioned81
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  • 23:13

    What's different? Hisenior Mega7 review

    14,4 k vuesnov. 2025

    The reviewer finds the Hisenior Mega7 to be a well-built and comfortable IEM with a neutral-plus-bass tuning that is similar to the pricier Mega5 EST, but with a different driver configuration and a lower price. They note that while the sound is very good, the design and included accessories have some minor drawbacks, and the overall value is strong for the price.

    Produit testéHisenior Mega774
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  • 19:04

    The anti-meta. Dunu Vulkan 2 REVIEW

    10,2 k vuesoct. 2025

    The reviewer finds the Dunu Vulkan 2 to be a well-built and comfortable IEM with a neutral, mid-forward tuning that departs from the bass-heavy meta, but he ultimately dislikes it more than the original Vulkan due to its generic design and lack of engaging sound, making it a disappointing follow-up despite its solid accessories and build quality.

    Produit testéDUNU Vulkan 253
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  • 25:37

    Aful Dawn-X REVIEW: vs. top flagships

    16,1 k vuessept. 2025

    The reviewer considers the Aful Dawn-X the best implementation of Aful's house sound yet, even surpassing the Cantor in consistency and fit. While it's a premium $1,300 IEM with a large driver count, the reviewer finds its sound quality competitive with top flagships, though it has some minor drawbacks like a non-swappable cable termination and a somewhat plain design.

    Produit testéAful Dawn-X78
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  • 20:15

    But better? NiceHCK Rockies

    14,1 k vuessept. 2025

    The reviewer finds the NiceHCK Rockies to be a well-built and comfortable IEM with a tuning very similar to the Mega 5 EST, but slightly brighter and less bassy, which he considers an improvement. He notes the technical performance is better than the Mega 5 EST, making it a strong contender at its price point, though the cable is stiff and lacks a chin slider, and fit stability is only average.

    Produit testéNiceHCK Rockies75
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  • 31:25

    ThieAudio Monarch mk4 + Valhalla REVIEW

    29,4 k vuesaoût 2025

    The reviewer compares the Thieaudio Valhalla and Monarch MK4, finding the Valhalla to be a better fit and more comfortable, while praising its balanced armature sound. He criticizes the thick cables and the lack of a retention mechanism on the swappable terminations, and notes the Monarch's fit issues. Overall, he seems to prefer the Valhalla for its ergonomics and sound quality, though he has reservations about the cables.

    Produit testéThieaudio Valhalla81
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  • 42:14

    REVIEW: Moondrop Space Travel 2, Robin, & The Pill

    53,1 k vuesaoût 2025

    The reviewer covers three Moondrop TWS products, including the Pill, and highlights their shared parametric EQ feature as a standout that rivals major brands. He finds the Pill's open-ear design comfortable and its case pocketable, though he notes it can be fiddly to put on and has a confusing left/right marking. Overall, he seems positive about the Pill's unique form factor and sound customization, but points out usability quirks.

    Produit testéMoondrop PILL70
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  • 33:23

    And it works. Moondrop Para 2 review

    16,1 k vuesjuil. 2025

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Para 2 to be essentially a Para 1 with Cosmo ear pads and a higher price, which works sonically but is hampered by poor ergonomics and a subpar cable. He appreciates the improved sound and the included carry case, but criticizes the floppy headband, stiff rotation, and the flat ribbon cable with a fixed 4.4mm termination. Overall, he sees it as a competent but overpriced headphone that doesn't justify its $500 price tag over its predecessor.

    Produit testéMoondrop Para276
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  • 24:48

    It's different. Truthear Pure review

    75,6 k vuesjuil. 2025

    The reviewer finds the Truthear Pure to be a competent but risky follow-up to the Hexa, with a warmer and thicker tuning that may appeal to some but loses some of the Hexa's neutrality. He notes improvements in the nozzle size for fit, but criticizes the design and logo aesthetics. Overall, he seems mixed, appreciating the build and comfort while questioning the tuning direction.

    Produit testéTRUTHEAR PURE77
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  • 27:22

    Bass. Done right. Fiio FT7 review

    23,1 k vuesjuin 2025

    The reviewer finds the FiiO FT7 to be a well-tuned planar headphone with excellent bass performance, continuing FiiO's recent positive trend. However, he notes that while the sound is impressive, the build quality feels less premium due to the use of carbon fiber and plastic, and the included cable is too long and stiff for his preferences. Overall, he sees it as a good-sounding headphone but questions whether it fully justifies its $700 price point.

    Produit testéFiiO Ft781
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  • 22:05

    Literally studio. Softears Studio2 REVIEW

    15,4 k vuesjuin 2025

    The reviewer finds the Softears Studio 2 to be a well-built, attractively designed IEM with a utilitarian aesthetic and a comfortable fit, but notes that its tuning is specifically aimed at vocalists and professionals, resulting in a more neutral and less exciting sound compared to the Studio 4. While the price is reasonable for the brand, the reviewer suggests that its target audience may not be typical audiophiles seeking an engaging listening experience.

    Produit testéSoftears Studio 244
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  • 27:20

    95% the same. Sennheiser HD 550 vs. HD 505 REVIEW

    21,4 k vuesjuin 2025

    The reviewer compares the Sennheiser HD 550 with the HD 505 and HD 560S, finding them 95% similar in design and sound. The HD 550 is the most expensive at $350, with a slightly refined sound and lighter clamp, but the differences are minor. The reviewer concludes the HD 550 is a solid but incremental upgrade, and suggests the HD 505 or HD 560S may offer better value depending on preferences.

    Produit testéSennheiser HD 55081
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  • 22:21

    What is "midrange"? Letshuoer DX1

    9 k vuesmai 2025

    The reviewer finds the Letshuoer DX1 to be a well-built and attractive IEM with a comfortable fit and good accessory package, but notes some cable stiffness and a lack of clear left/right markings. The sound is not fully discussed in the provided transcript, but the reviewer seems generally positive about the product's physical aspects.

    Produit testéLETSHUOER DX173
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  • 27:31

    Better than Bluetooth? Focal Azurys REVIEW

    16 k vuesmai 2025

    The reviewer finds the Focal Azurys to be a comfortable, well-built wired closed-back headphone that sounds good, but it doesn't offer enough of an advantage over the wireless Bathys to justify switching for most people. The sound quality is solid with a bass emphasis and flat midrange, but the lack of ANC and the microphonic cable are drawbacks. Ultimately, it's a good headphone, but the Bathys' convenience may win out for many.

    Produit testéFocal Azurys79
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  • 30:07

    They don't tell you this. Moondrop Illustrious REVIEW

    19,9 k vuesmai 2025

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Illustrious to be a unique flagship IEM that delivers an open-back listening experience despite being a closed-back design, thanks to its extensive venting. It offers excellent fit and comfort, a solid accessory package, and a refined sound, though it comes at a high price and has a slightly kinky cable. Overall, it's praised for its innovative approach and performance, but the cost and minor cable issue are noted.

    Produit testéMoondrop Illustrious58
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  • 20:51

    And just $86. Simgot EP5 REVIEW

    12,8 k vuesmai 2025

    The reviewer finds the Simgot EP5 to be a surprisingly decent budget closed-back headphone, especially given the lack of good options in this price range. While the build is lightweight and the tuning is well-executed, it has some ergonomic shortcomings like a cramped fit and lack of swivel, and the reviewer advises against it for gaming due to the closed-back design. Overall, it's a solid value for the price, though not exceptional.

    Produit testéSimgot Ep572
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  • 31:52

    It's got people talking. Fosi Audio i5 REVIEW

    15,1 k vuesmai 2025

    The reviewer spent time with the Fosi Audio i5 planar magnetic headphone, comparing it to similar-priced models. He finds the build quality impressive for a first effort, but notes the headphone is heavy, clamps a bit, and develops a hotspot on the head due to the suspension strap. Sonically, he suggests it competes well in its price range, though the overall comfort issues temper his enthusiasm.

    Produit testéFosi I580
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  • 23:59

    Your choice got harder. Ziigaat LUSH review

    14 k vuesavr. 2025

    The reviewer finds the Ziigaat Lush to be a solid new hybrid IEM with a usefully different take on the new meta tuning, offering good sound quality with a rich midrange and notable bass boost. However, the physical form factor is a weak point, with a cheap-feeling cable, long nozzles that cause fit discomfort, and some driver flex. Overall, it's a competitive option at $180, but the ergonomics and accessories hold it back.

    Produit testéZiigaat Lush78
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  • 36:09

    This is big. CrinEar Project Meta REVIEW

    35,7 k vuesmars 2025

    The reviewer considers the CRINEAR Project Meta a significant new IEM from a new brand by prominent reviewer Crinacle, praising its aggressive $250 price and successful execution of the 'meta' tuning. He finds the build and aesthetics attractive, though he notes minor cable and connector quirks. Overall, he views it as an important and well-executed product, despite some small ergonomic and design criticisms.

    Produit testéCRINEAR Project Meta77
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  • 20:02

    Truthear x Crinacle Zero Blue 2 REVIEW

    140,9 k vuesmars 2025

    The reviewer finds the Truthear x Crinacle Zero Blue 2 to be a solid budget IEM with a Harman-targeted sound signature, improved build quality, and a smaller nozzle for better fit. However, they note an issue with the sound that can be addressed using the included 5-ohm impedance adapter or different ear tips. Overall, it's a good value with some minor caveats.

    Produit testéTRUTHEAR ZERO:BLUE278
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  • 22:04

    Here's why. Ice Lab Spectrumica REVIEW

    8,4 k vuesfévr. 2025

    The reviewer finds the Ice Lab Spectrumica to be a premium, well-built IEM that justifies its high price through exceptional build quality, a unique and esoteric tuning, and a comfortable fit. While the sound quality is not a massive leap over cheaper models, the overall package and distinctive tonality make it a compelling choice for enthusiasts. The reviewer appreciates the thoughtful accessories and ergonomic design, though notes the cable is somewhat stiff and the chin slider could be more stable.

    Produit testéIce Lab SpectrumicaPas encore noté
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  • 24:02

    My Meze Poet review

    8,7 k vuesfévr. 2025

    The reviewer finds the Meze Poet to be a well-built and comfortable open-back planar headphone, but notes that it continues Meze's trend of having treble issues that prevent it from being truly great. He appreciates the eco-friendly packaging and the overall design, but criticizes the long cable, limited adjustment range, and the lack of alternate ear pads. His overall impression is that it's a good headphone that could be better with some tweaks.

    Produit testéMeze Poet62
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  • 20:00

    And even I like it. Fatfreq x HBB Deuce REVIEW

    18,8 k vuesjanv. 2025

    The reviewer, who is not typically a bass enthusiast, found the Fatfreq x HBB Deuce to be a fun and unique IEM. It has a very bass-heavy, V-shaped sound signature that remains contrasty and exciting rather than muddy, with a well-tuned upper range. The build quality is solid, the fit is comfortable for the reviewer, and the included impedance adapter adds even more bass, making it a fun one-trick pony for those who enjoy that style.

    Produit testéFATFREQ x HBB Deuce76
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  • 16:56

    It's something else. ThieAudio Origin REVIEW

    19,3 k vuesjanv. 2025

    The reviewer initially disliked the Thieaudio Origin for its overwhelming bass, but after extended listening, he found the bass execution unique and atmospheric, almost like a separate element that doesn't muddy the rest of the sound. He praises the natural tonality and tuning of the rest of the frequency response, but criticizes the large, poorly fitting shell and the cable's non-locking termination mechanism. Overall, he sees it as a unique and well-executed IEM despite its bass-forward nature and physical drawbacks.

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  • 26:17

    Just right. Softears Volume S REVIEW

    44,6 k vuesjanv. 2025

    The reviewer considers the Softears Volume S to be one of the best IEMs in its price range, praising its tonal balance and build quality. They highlight its comfortable fit, versatile tuning switch, and overall neutral yet warm sound signature, though they note the aesthetics are not particularly striking. The reviewer concludes it sets a new tonal benchmark at $320.

    Produit testéSoftears Volume S77
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  • 19:24

    Open-back ✅ Bassy ✅ Sivga Anser REVIEW

    8,2 k vuesdéc. 2024

    The reviewer finds the Sivga Anser to be a well-built, bass-heavy open-back headphone that offers good value at $200, with premium materials and a comfortable fit, though it has a recessed midrange and a somewhat narrow soundstage. He considers it a standout among similarly priced open-back models, especially for bass lovers, but notes it may not suit those prioritizing vocal clarity.

    Produit testéSivga Anser73
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  • 26:40

    Costs less, Sounds better. Meze 105 AER REVIEW

    21,6 k vuesnov. 2024

    The reviewer finds the Meze 105 AER to be a well-built, comfortable, and great-sounding open-back headphone that improves on the brighter tuning of the pricier 109 Pro, offering a more balanced and enjoyable sound signature. He considers it an excellent value at $400, with premium aesthetics and user-serviceable parts, though he notes the stock cable is a bit stiff and memory-prone. Overall, he highly recommends it as a top choice in its price range.

    Produit testéMeze 105 Aer79
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  • 24:40

    What is the "New Meta"? Kiwi Ears KE4 REVIEW

    28,1 k vuessept. 2024

    The reviewer discusses the Kiwi Ears KE4 as an example of the 'new meta' in IEM tuning, which moves away from the Harman target to offer a warmer, more relaxed sound with fuller lower mids and less treble edge. He finds the KE4 well-built and comfortable, though the accessories are basic for the price, and he recommends it for those who prefer a less v-shaped tuning.

    Produit testéKiwi Ears KE481
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  • 13:41

    Letshuoer S08 vs. Tin Hifi Dudu review

    3/5
    17,3 k vuessept. 2024

    The reviewer compares the Letshuoer S08 and Tin Hifi Dudu, finding the S08 superior in build quality, aesthetics, and overall tuning. The S08 offers a warmer, more natural sound with better treble realism, though it struggles with busy tracks and has slightly smeared bass. The reviewer rates the S08 three stars, noting it's not a major improvement over the Dudu but is more appealing overall.

    Produit testéLetshuoer S0874
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  • 23:58

    Deep pockets? Deep ears? Aful Cantor REVIEW

    12,3 k vuessept. 2024

    The reviewer finds the Aful Cantor to be a technically impressive flagship with excellent build quality and a beautiful design, but its long nozzle and deep fit make it uncomfortable for many users, including himself. He notes that while the sound is good, the comfort issues are a significant drawback, and he recommends the stock ear tips to mitigate the problem.

    Produit testéAful Cantor79
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  • 21:02

    It's bad. Drop + Grell OAE1 Signature REVIEW!

    12,4 k vuesjuil. 2024

    The reviewer bought the Grell OAE1 Signature after hearing it at shows, hoping home listening would improve his impressions, but after weeks with it he is out of cope and finds it not very good. He praises the build quality and looks, but the sound is the main disappointment, with treble issues and other flaws that make it hard to recommend despite the low price.

    Produit testéGrell Oae168
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  • 19:53

    Don't sleep on the Aful Explorer

    49 k vuesjuil. 2024

    The reviewer finds the Aful Explorer to be a unique and welcome departure from the brand's usual tuning, offering a warm, bass-focused sound with excellent treble timbre. He considers it his favorite Aful IEM to date, praising its comfortable fit, solid build, and overall value at $120, despite some minor cable quirks.

    Produit testéAful Explorer76
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  • 12:03

    How different is the Elysian x Effect Pilgrim: Noir? REVIEW

    3/5
    8,9 k vuesjuil. 2024

    The reviewer compares the Elysian x Effect Pilgrim Noir to the original Pilgrim, noting that while the Noir is double the price, the sound differences are subtle, with a slightly more relaxed and warmer tuning and better texture in vocals and guitars. The reviewer slightly prefers the Noir for its more opinionated character but considers it a solid three-star IEM at its price point.

    Produit testéElysian Acoustic Labs Pilgrim74
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  • 20:12

    Sub-$100 battle! Tanchjim 4U REVIEW

    12,4 k vuesjuin 2024

    The reviewer finds the Tanchjim 4U to be a well-built and comfortable single dynamic driver IEM at $70, with a mild V-shaped tuning that is lively and pleasant, though it lacks the technical refinement of the pricier Tanchjim Origin. The unique bass tuning module is a highlight, allowing users to adjust bass levels to taste, but the overall sound is not particularly bass-heavy even at the maximum setting. It competes well in the sub-$100 range, though the treble and bass impact could be more distinctive.

    Produit testéTanchjim 4U71
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  • 16:07

    It's back. Truthear Gate REVIEW!

    52,4 k vuesjuin 2024

    The reviewer finds the Truthear GATE to be a well-tuned, mature-sounding budget IEM that improves on the Ola's technical performance, particularly in imaging and separation, though it is less bassy and can be slightly edgy in the treble. He also praises the cable and accessory package, making it a strong value at $19.

    Produit testéTRUTHEAR GATE82
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  • 12:58

    Nostalgic yet? I\O Volare REVIEW

    11,3 k vuesmai 2024

    The reviewer finds the I/O Volare to be a decent-sounding but unexciting IEM with a traditional V-shaped tuning that feels dated compared to current trends. While the packaging, accessories, and build quality are praised, the sound is considered middle-of-the-road for the price, and the reviewer prefers other similarly priced IEMs like the Symphonium Meteor and Hisenior Mega5EST.

    Produit testéI/O Audio Volare75
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  • 19:45

    THIS is how you tune an IEM! Hisenior Mega5-EST REVIEW

    41,1 k vuesmai 2024

    The reviewer praises the Hisenior Mega5EST as having some of the best tuning he has ever heard, describing it as a warm, laid-back neutral sound with a tasteful sub-bass boost and polite treble. He notes the fit and comfort are strong, though he dislikes that it only comes with a 4.4mm balanced cable, which he doesn't use. Overall, he considers it a top-tier IEM that reestablishes the $400-$600 price range.

    Produit testéHisenior Mega5EST80
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  • 20:06

    Fiio PLANAR! Fiio FT5 review

    8,8 k vuesmai 2024

    The reviewer finds the FiiO FT5 to be a well-built and comfortable first planar headphone from FiiO, with excellent accessories and a clever cable system. However, the sound quality is disappointing, particularly the tonal balance which is thick, muddy, and bass-heavy, leading the reviewer to conclude that while it shows promise, FiiO hasn't quite nailed the tuning yet.

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  • 32:54

    Moondrop x Crinacle Dusk: The DEFINITIVE review

    77,1 k vuesavr. 2024

    The reviewer spent two weeks with the Moondrop x Crinacle Dusk and concludes that, when used as a standard 3.5mm IEM, it is the best option in the $300-400 price range. He appreciates the tuning modifications over the Blessing 3, particularly the improved bass and overall balance, and notes that while the DSP cable does make it sound better, he still prefers the analog configuration for its simplicity and consistency. The build quality, comfort, and included accessories are praised, though the bulky shell and the necessity of the DSP cable for optimal performance are noted as minor drawbacks.

    Produit testéMoondrop x Crinacle Dusk80
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  • 27:08

    Tanchjim Origin REVIEW! vs. Simgot and Chopin

    31 k vuesfévr. 2024

    The reviewer considers the Tanchjim Origin a strong return to form for the brand, praising it as likely their best dynamic driver yet, with excellent aesthetics and a well-behaved cable. However, he notes the fit is only average due to the larger shell and longer nozzle, and he found the included swappable nozzles made no measurable difference. Overall, he sees it as a worthy competitor in its price range, though not without minor ergonomic and accessory quibbles.

    Produit testéTanchjim Origin75
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  • 15:30

    ThieAudio Hype 4 REVIEW!

    36,2 k vuesjanv. 2024

    The reviewer finds the Thieaudio Hype 4 to be a significant improvement over the Hype 2, particularly in bass response, while maintaining excellent imaging and a comfortable fit. He considers it a worthy upgrade at its price point, though notes a slightly glassy midrange that lacks some micro-detail.

    Produit testéThieaudio Hype 471
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  • 17:02

    Moondrop May REVIEW! vs. Aria 2

    73,7 k vuesjanv. 2024

    The reviewer compares the Moondrop May to the Aria 2, concluding that the May is the better recommendation due to its superior fit stability, lower price, and the flexibility of its USB-C DSP with parametric EQ, despite some quirks in the app and cable. The sound is described as similar to the Aria 2, with a slightly tighter bass and more incisive treble, but the May's comfort and value make it the preferred choice.

    Produit testéMoondrop MAY75
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  • 13:03

    Aful MagicOne REVIEW!

    16,9 k vuesdéc. 2023

    The reviewer praises the Aful MagicOne as a technical marvel for its single balanced armature driver with complex acoustic tuning, delivering a mostly neutral sound with a surprising low-end presence. However, while it sounds pleasant and fits well, the technical performance is solid but not exceptional, lacking engagement and depth compared to other IEMs in its price range. The reviewer suggests it's a good buy for those who appreciate its unique engineering and aesthetics, but notes it may be hard to justify purely on sound quality at $140.

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  • 16:10

    Binary x Gizaudio Chopin REVIEW! Best collab in YEARS

    27,6 k vuesnov. 2023

    The reviewer is highly impressed with the Binary Acoustics Gizaudio × Chopin, calling it the best collaboration in years and possibly his favorite of all time. He praises its outstanding treble execution and the added low-end warmth that gives the sound body and heft, making it a much more enjoyable listen than similar competitors. Despite some minor fit and aesthetic quirks, he considers it exceptional value at around $200.

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  • 11:26

    Aful Performer 8 REVIEW!

    4/5
    18 k vuesoct. 2023

    The reviewer finds the Aful Performer 8 to be a compelling hybrid IEM at its $370 price point, praising its comfortable shell design and solid technical performance, particularly imaging and separation. While the sound is mostly neutral with a slight brightness and a tasteful sub-bass boost, the reviewer notes a slight artificiality in timbre and a lack of mid-range texture, but overall considers it a strong package.

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  • 13:08

    ThieAudio Hype 2 REVIEW!

    17,8 k vuessept. 2023

    The reviewer finds the Thieaudio Hype 2 to be an impressive and exciting IEM, especially for newcomers to the hobby, with standout stereo imaging and a hefty bass boost. However, it falls short in micro-detail and texturing, particularly in the mid-range, where the Blessing 3 excels. Overall, it's a solid choice for those wanting a bassy, wide-sounding IEM, but not the best for nuanced listening.

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  • 6:50

    Letshuoer DZ4 REVIEW!

    3/5
    10,1 k vuessept. 2023

    The reviewer finds the Letshuoer DZ4 to be a well-tuned IEM on paper, with a vocal-forward sound and excellent build quality, but notes that the bass lacks impact and the treble has a slight grit. He prefers the cheaper Moondrop Lan for its more cohesive sound and better bass physicality, ultimately giving the DZ4 a 3-star rating as an average pick.

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  • 13:23

    Moondrop Joker REVIEW!

    12,9 k vuesaoût 2023

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Joker's stock tuning poor—thin, shrill, and sibilant—but notes that with EQ adjustments and a slight headband tweak, it becomes a good-sounding closed-back headphone. The build is flimsy but acceptable at the $80 price, and the fit is comfortable after minor modification.

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  • 25:53

    It BUMPS: Sivga Luan REVIEW!

    7,5 k vuesjuil. 2023

    The reviewer finds the Sivga Luan to be a well-built, comfortable open-back headphone with a V-shaped, slightly aggressive sound signature that offers more bass impact than typical for the category, along with a fast, snappy treble. He considers it a strong value at around $300, though he notes the cable is a bit stiff and the symmetrical design can make left/right orientation confusing.

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  • 21:50

    Kiwi Ears Quintet REVIEW! A lot more than one more driver

    32,7 k vuesjuil. 2023

    The reviewer finds the Kiwi Ears Quintet to be a fun, clean, and slightly bright-sounding IEM that improves upon the Quartet with a unique four-driver setup. They appreciate its sub-bass-focused yet well-balanced bass, strong technical performance, and overall engaging sound signature, though they note some drawbacks in build aesthetics, cable quality, and long-term comfort. Overall, they recommend it as a versatile and enjoyable option in Kiwi Ears' lineup.

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  • 25:13

    Juzear 41T REVIEW! Let's call it JUICY

    12,7 k vuesjuin 2023

    The reviewer initially found the Juzear 41T unimpressive but grew to appreciate it, noting it became his most-listened-to IEM over a month. He describes it as a warm, laid-back neutral monitor with excellent build quality and fit, though it lacks bass emphasis and has a relaxed treble. He ultimately recommends it for those who favor midrange nuance over contrast.

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  • 21:24

    I tried. Kiwi Ears Quartet REVIEW!

    30,6 k vuesjuin 2023

    The reviewer finds the Kiwi Ears Quartet to be a well-built and comfortable hybrid IEM with a warm, bass-heavy sound signature, but ultimately concludes it is not for them due to the tuning. They appreciate the physical design and fit, but feel the cable looks cheap and the overall sound lacks the clarity they prefer. Despite this, they acknowledge it may appeal to others who enjoy a warmer, more bass-forward presentation.

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  • 25:48

    Truthear x Crinacle Zero: RED REVIEW!

    117,4 k vuesjuin 2023

    The reviewer praises the Truthear x Crinacle Zero Red as an exceptional budget IEM, highlighting its sophisticated neutral-with-sub-bass-boost tuning that rivals more expensive models like the Moondrop Blessing 3. He notes the solid build, comfortable fit, and useful accessories, while mentioning minor drawbacks like the plain aesthetics and a right-angled cable that can be clunky with adapters. Overall, he considers it a remarkable value at $55.

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  • 27:54

    Sony MDR-MV1 REVIEW! Future legend?

    46,9 k vuesmai 2023

    The reviewer finds the Sony MDR-MV1 to be a highly comfortable and lightweight open-back headphone with a surprisingly bassy V-shaped sound signature that remains clear and well-separated. While the build feels plasticky for the price and the included cable is too long for portable use, the overall sound quality and comfort make it a strong contender in its price range, though not without some compromises.

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  • 19:21

    Letshuoer x Gizaudio Galileo REVIEW!

    18,3 k vuesmai 2023

    The reviewer finds the Galileo to be a well-tuned hybrid IEM with a neutral-bright signature that emphasizes vocals, offering good imaging and a satisfying bass attack. However, it may sound lean and slightly artificial in the treble, and the bass quantity is limited, making it less suitable for bassheads. Overall, it's a solid option at its price point, though the aesthetic is a bit of a mishmash.

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  • 35:32

    Moondrop Blessing 3 REVIEW! Nearly PERFECT

    62,9 k vuesavr. 2023

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Blessing 3 to be a near-perfect update to the Blessing 2, with significant improvements in treble extension and overall sound quality, while maintaining the same price. The build quality and aesthetics are praised, though the large shell size and fingerprint-prone chrome finish are noted as minor drawbacks. Overall, it is highly recommended for those who liked the Blessing 2, with the treble fix being the standout upgrade.

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  • 19:54

    A BETTER STUDIO headphone? Austrian Audio Hi-X60 REVIEW!

    10,4 k vuesavr. 2023

    The reviewer finds the Austrian Audio Hi-X60 to be a well-built and comfortable closed-back studio monitor with a bright-neutral tuning and a sub-bass boost, which he appreciates. However, he is disappointed by its technical performance, describing it as lacking separation and sounding flat and boring, especially when compared to cheaper alternatives like the AKG K371 and Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro. Overall, he suggests that the higher price does not deliver a significant improvement in sound quality.

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  • 27:12

    Softears Studio4 REVIEW!

    22,8 k vuesmars 2023

    The reviewer finds the Softears Studio 4 to be a fun and lively-sounding IEM despite its studio-oriented neutral tuning, praising its excellent imaging, wide stereo separation, and clean treble. He considers it one of the most enjoyable IEMs at its price point, though he notes some minor physical quirks like the lack of a chin cinch and smooth nozzles.

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  • 22:27

    REVIEW! The Kiwi Ears Orchestra Lite should probably cost MORE

    52,7 k vuesmars 2023

    The reviewer finds the Kiwi Ears Orchestra Lite to be an exceptional value, offering a sophisticated and warm-neutral sound signature with impressive build and fit for its $250 price. He believes it competes favorably with more expensive all-balanced-armature IEMs, though he notes the accessory package is sparse and the unvented design may cause pressure buildup for some users.

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  • 25:51

    Moondrop LAN REVIEW! But not in every way...

    37,9 k vuesmars 2023

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop LAN to be a well-built, neutral-sounding IEM that improves on the SSR and Chu in several ways, particularly in treble control and overall comfort. However, it is not better in every way, as it lacks some of the SSR's charm and has a plain aesthetic. Overall, it is a solid $40 option for those who prefer a relaxed, neutral tuning.

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  • 25:45

    The NEXT level: 7th Acoustics Supernova review

    20 k vuesjanv. 2023

    The reviewer spent three weeks with the 7th Acoustics Supernova and is highly impressed, calling it a next-level IEM. He praises its handbuilt, customizable design and finds the neutral, balanced sound signature nearly perfect, with excellent timbre, imaging, and separation. He concludes it's a great value at $750, despite minor quibbles like smooth nozzles that can cause tips to fall off.

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  • 31:03

    A taste of HIFI: Hifiman Edition XS REVIEW!

    48,4 k vuesnov. 2022

    The reviewer finds the HiFiMAN Edition XS to be a compelling middle-ground option in the headphone market, offering a taste of high-end sound at a relatively accessible price. He praises its lightweight build, comfortable large earcups, and impressive planar magnetic performance, though he notes some concerns about long-term durability and fit for smaller heads. Overall, he seems quite positive about it as a value proposition.

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  • 32:01

    Moondrop Alice REVIEW!

    13,1 k vuesnov. 2022

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop ALICE to be a very good-sounding true wireless IEM, largely due to its 10mm dynamic driver from the Kato and parametric EQ, but is frustrated by the user experience, including clumsy touch controls, accidental triggers, and connectivity quirks. The build and fit are described as bizarre but comfortable, though not very secure. Overall, the sound quality is praised, but the software and control issues hold it back.

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  • 24:02

    The PERFECT PLANAR? Dunu Talos REVIEW

    16,7 k vuesoct. 2022

    The reviewer finds the Dunu Talos to be a handsome, well-built planar IEM with a lean neutral, mid-forward sound signature and excellent treble extension. He praises its ergonomics and cable, but strongly advises ignoring the tuning switch, which adds excessive treble and sibilance. Overall, he considers it a strong contender in its price range, though not without flaws.

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  • 22:58

    Moondrop Stellaris REVIEW!

    22,5 k vuesoct. 2022

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Stellaris to be a well-built and aesthetically pleasing planar IEM with a tuning that suits his preferences, offering good technical performance for the price. However, he notes that the fit can be finicky due to the long nozzles and heavy earpieces, and the bass-light tuning may not appeal to everyone. Overall, he gives it a positive recommendation for those who value a bright, detailed sound.

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  • 32:42

    ThieAudio Monarch mkII REVIEW! Awesome, but be warned

    36,9 k vuessept. 2022

    The reviewer bought the Monarch MKII after being impressed by a demo, and finds it a significant improvement over the original Monarch, with a more balanced, mid-range-focused sound and excellent technicalities. However, he warns that the earpieces are very large and may not fit many ears, which can affect bass response and comfort, so he recommends trying them before buying.

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  • 21:10

    Moondrop Void gets DELAYED! [Pink Noise]

    3,5 k vuesaoût 2022

    The reviewer discusses the Moondrop Void, a $200 open-back dynamic headphone that has been delayed due to feedback on build quality. They find the sound decent, with a fuller mid-bass and extended treble, but criticize the build as feeling cheap, with issues like clacking and poor fit. They modified the headband to improve comfort and prefer it over the Sennheiser HD 560S due to less treble fatigue.

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  • 25:30

    Truthear x Crinacle Zero REVIEW! Scientifically perfect, probably

    72,5 k vuesaoût 2022

    The reviewer finds the Truthear x Crinacle Zero to be a well-tuned budget IEM that closely follows the Harman target, offering a bassy yet clear sound with a surprisingly clean midrange. He praises its comfortable and secure fit, lightweight build, and generous accessories, though he notes the nozzle is slightly wide and long, which could be a concern for some users. Overall, he considers it a strong value at around $50, especially for those new to IEMs.

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  • 24:04

    Letshuoer D13 REVIEW! BASS done well

    9,6 k vuesaoût 2022

    The reviewer finds the Letshuoer D13 to be a well-executed V-shaped sounding IEM, with tasteful bass and good build quality, though the tuning may be a bit aggressive for some. He appreciates the compact design, excellent cable, and included tuning filters, but notes the fit security is only average. Overall, he considers it a solid option in its price range, though not his personal preference in sound signature.

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  • 25:32

    REVIEW! ThieAudio ELIXIR vs. KATO +more

    15,2 k vuesmai 2022

    The reviewer finds the ThieAudio ELIXIR to be a well-tuned single dynamic driver IEM with a neutral, warm-leaning sound signature that stands out from its V-shaped competitors. It offers a mature, clean, and non-fatiguing sound with tasteful bass, though the fit security is a bit weak and the neutral tuning may not suit everyone. Overall, it's a solid option at its price point.

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  • 34:24

    Sennheiser IE 600 REVIEW! Endgame within reach

    70,1 k vuesmai 2022

    The reviewer is highly enthusiastic about the Sennheiser IE 600, calling it endgame material within reach despite its $700 price. He praises its attractive design, excellent ergonomics, and overall sound quality, but criticizes the included silicone ear tips as unusable and notes the cable's proprietary MMCX connector limits aftermarket options. He concludes it's a strong recommendation for those willing to invest, with the caveat of needing to find suitable aftermarket tips.

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  • 22:50

    Moondrop Chu REVIEW! How GOOD is it?

    84 k vuesavr. 2022

    The reviewer highly recommends the Moondrop Chu as an excellent budget earphone, praising its bright-neutral tuning with a tasteful sub-bass boost and forward vocals, which makes it engaging and fun despite its low price. He notes the main drawbacks are the poor quality, non-removable cable and lack of pre-formed ear hooks, but overall considers it a great value at $20.

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  • 25:52

    Tanchjim Ola REVIEW! New SSR competitor

    15,9 k vuesmars 2022

    The reviewer finds the Tanchjim Ola to be a well-tuned, neutral-sounding budget IEM that competes with the Moondrop SSR, though it has notable fit and seal issues that require larger ear tips to resolve. The sound is mid-range focused with a slight brightness, avoiding harsh treble, but technicalities are average for the price. Overall, it's a solid option for those who prefer a neutral signature, but the fit may be a dealbreaker for some.

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  • 26:49

    REVIEW! Dunu Zen PRO - New FAVORITE dynamic

    11,4 k vuesdéc. 2021

    The reviewer finds the Dunu Zen Pro to be a well-executed follow-up to the original Zen, with a refined neutral sound signature that adds treble extension and a mid-range focus while retaining a subtle bass warmth. He praises the improved tuning, comfortable fit, and quality accessories, though he notes minor ergonomic and aesthetic quirks. Overall, he considers it a strong, enjoyable earphone that justifies its price.

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  • 28:12

    REVIEW! Moondrop KATO - Their BEST DYNAMIC yet

    74,1 k vuesoct. 2021

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop KATO to be a meaningful step forward for Moondrop's single dynamic driver earphones, despite sharing the same chassis as previous models. He praises its improved tuning, comfortable fit with the new spring tips, and high-quality included cable, while noting minor drawbacks like the stiff cable and lack of secure fit. Overall, he considers it Moondrop's best single dynamic driver earphone yet.

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  • 31:45

    REVIEW! Dunu Falcon Pro - IT THUMPS

    12,1 k vuesoct. 2021

    The reviewer finds the Dunu Falcon Pro to be a well-built and attractive single dynamic driver earphone with a generous accessory package, including swappable tuning nozzles and a cable with interchangeable terminations. He notes that while the bass is emphasized and the overall tuning is enjoyable, it faces stiff competition in its price range from other single dynamic driver IEMs. He ultimately recommends it for those who value the build quality and accessories, but suggests that its sound signature may not be for everyone.

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  • 1:21:39

    REVIEW! Fiio FD3 vs. the BEST at ~$100

    46,2 k vuessept. 2021

    The reviewer finds the FiiO FD3 to be a solid budget IEM that closely mirrors the tuning and build of the pricier FD5, offering a classic V-shaped sound with good bass and treble. While the cable is a bit stiff and the fit isn't the most secure, the overall value and performance at the $100 price point are strong, making it a competitive option against other favorites in its class.

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  • 56:15

    Moondrop Quarks REVIEW! Good sound for under $20?

    35,1 k vuesaoût 2021

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Quarks to be a unique budget earphone with a mid-range-focused tuning, which is rare at this price point. While the sound is competent and the physical design is compact and comfortable, the overall presentation is somewhat boring and lacks standout qualities. The lack of a chin cinch and the inability to differentiate left and right by feel are noted drawbacks.

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  • 1:20:12

    Moondrop Variations REVIEW! Enough to be THE BEST?

    58,6 k vuesjuil. 2021

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Variations to be a very good earphone, though he is more critical than usual due to its close similarity to the Blessing 2 and Dusk. He describes it as a 'Dusk Plus' with a neutral tonality, a flat mid-range, and a sub-bass boost that is less prominent in practice than on paper. Overall, he considers it a strong performer in the $500 tribrid market, with minor caveats about fit and cable quality.

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  • 48:46

    REVIEW! Final Audio B3: vs. Dunu & BGVP

    7,5 k vuesjuin 2021

    The reviewer finds the Final Audio B3 to be a well-built, aesthetically pleasing IEM with a warm, laid-back, and musical sound signature that is unique and pleasant, though not the most technical or comfortable. It is a solid but not outstanding performer at its $500 price point, with a fit that can become uncomfortable over time due to sharp edges.

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  • 58:55

    Fiio FH5s REVIEW! After 200 hours BURN-IN...

    30,9 k vuesmai 2021

    The reviewer finds the FiiO FH5s to be a well-built and comfortable in-ear monitor with a mild V-shaped, slightly bright sound signature. He praises the bass quality and overall clarity, but notes the fit is not the most secure and the sound can be a bit sterile. He concludes it's a solid option in its price range, though not without minor drawbacks.

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  • 47:13

    I pick ONE: ThieAudio Legacy 4 & Legacy 5 REVIEW

    12,6 k vuesmai 2021

    The reviewer compares the ThieAudio Legacy 4 and Legacy 5, finding both to be comfortable and well-built hybrid IEMs. He prefers the Legacy 4's tuning switch and overall sound, noting it offers a mild V-shape with good clarity and layering, while the Legacy 5 has a larger fit and stronger isolation but a darker aesthetic. He concludes that the Legacy 4 is the better value and more versatile choice.

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  • 51:39

    Moondrop Aria REVIEW! A Starfield for LESS?

    56,2 k vuesavr. 2021

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Aria to be a solid budget IEM that sounds nearly identical to the more expensive Starfield, offering a warm, mild V-shaped signature with good bass and decent technicalities. He praises its build, comfort, and value at $80, though he notes slight treble coarseness and a bass emphasis that may not suit all tastes. Overall, he considers it a great all-rounder and a strong recommendation in its price range.

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  • 20:07

    REVIEW! Sennheiser IE 300 - BASSY buds

    33 k vuesavr. 2021

    The reviewer finds the Sennheiser IE 300 to be a bass-heavy, warm-sounding in-ear monitor with a comfortable and secure fit, though it has some notable drawbacks like poor stock silicone tips, a microphonic cable, and a potential durability issue. Overall, it's a polarizing product that excels in comfort and bass but may not suit those seeking a neutral or vocal-forward sound.

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  • 16:14

    SeeAudio Yume REVIEW! As good as it graphs?

    12,2 k vuesfévr. 2021

    The reviewer finds the SeeAudio Yume to be a well-tuned hybrid IEM that closely follows the Harman target, offering a natural and balanced sound with good bass extension. However, he notes that the stereo imaging is somewhat lacking, making the listening experience feel a bit two-dimensional and less engaging. Overall, he considers it a solid option at its price point, though not particularly exciting.

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  • 26:51

    REVIEW! Sennheiser HD 560S - Legit... But Better?

    61,7 k vuesnov. 2020

    The reviewer finds the Sennheiser HD 560S to be a solid, well-built open-back headphone that offers good value at $200, with a comfortable fit and a sound signature that stands out against similarly priced Sennheiser models like the HD 58X and HD 600. While the included 10-foot cable and lack of a portable-friendly adapter are drawbacks, the overall performance and aesthetics make it a compelling choice in its price range.

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  • 22:06

    Fiio FH3 Review - TOO MUCH BASS (I Love It)

    83,1 k vuesoct. 2020

    The reviewer spent two weeks with the FiiO FH3 and found it to be an impressive in-ear monitor for $130, praising its build quality, accessories, and especially its tight, well-controlled bass despite being very bass-heavy. The sound is described as warm with a U-shaped tonality, even mids, and slightly forward treble, making it a strong contender in its price range. The main criticisms are minor, including a somewhat stiff rubbery cable, noticeable driver flex, and a slightly rubbery bass timbre.

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  • 29:27

    REVIEW! Philips Fidelio X3 - vs. Sundara & HD600

    41,2 k vuessept. 2020

    The reviewer spent about a month with the Philips Fidelio X3, comparing it to the Hifiman Sundara and Sennheiser HD600. They find the X3 has premium build materials and a solid, sturdy feel, but note comfort issues with scratchy velour pads and a tight suspension strap. Sonically, they position it as a strong contender in the $350 range, though they prefer the sound of the Sundara and HD600 in some ways, ultimately giving it a mixed verdict.

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  • 38:01

    Moondrop Blessing 2 Review Live - #BLESSED

    33,9 k vuesmai 2020

    The reviewer spent several weeks with the Moondrop Blessing 2 and found it to be a well-built, secure-fitting IEM with a neutral sound signature and excellent mid-range detail. While the bass is not emphasized, it is well-executed, and the treble is slightly sharp but not fatiguing. The main drawbacks are the large nozzle and overall size, which may cause fit issues for some, and a minor complaint about the stock cable quality.

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  • 21:05

    Galaxy Buds Plus Super Review - HOOKED

    85,1 k vuesavr. 2020

    The reviewer finds the Galaxy Buds Plus to be a solid true wireless option with excellent battery life, a secure fit, and surprisingly good passive noise isolation, though they note the touch controls are overly sensitive and the ambient sound mode is less natural than Apple's. They recommend them for Android users, especially given the lower price compared to AirPods Pro, but caution about the app's excessive permissions.

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  • 16:07

    KZ T1 TWS Super Review - no WIRES, no PROBLEMS?

    39,6 k vuessept. 2019

    The reviewer finds the KZ T1 TWS earbuds to be a solid budget option with impressive sound quality and robust Bluetooth performance, but notes several usability flaws such as awkward case design, finicky touch controls, overly loud voice prompts, and a problematic volume step gap. Overall, they are pleased with the audio and connectivity but are frustrated by the software and ergonomic issues, making them hesitant to use the earbuds regularly.

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  • 17:35

    Review: Sony WH-1000XM3 vs. an Audiophile

    553,1 k vuesjuin 2019

    The reviewer, who identifies as an audiophile, spent a week with the Sony WH-1000XM3 and found its noise cancellation, battery life, and Bluetooth performance to be excellent, but was disappointed by the sound quality, which he found too bass-heavy and muddy. He notes that while the tuning can be improved with EQ, the headphone is not ideal for critical listening, though it excels as a feature-packed wireless headphone.

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  • 10:13

    TRN V30 Super Review - BETTER than KZ ZSN?

    3/5
    18,9 k vuesavr. 2019

    The reviewer finds the TRN V30 to be a solid-sounding budget IEM with a warm, flat signature and good soundstage, but criticizes its cheap, plasticky build and awkward fit. While it outperforms the TRN IM1 and edges out the KZ ZSN in some ways, it doesn't dethrone the Moondrop Crescent as the reviewer's top pick at $30, earning a 3 out of 5 rating.

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  • 11:35

    Final E1000 Super Review - UPGRADE from Free Buds?

    3/5
    31,5 k vuesmars 2019

    The reviewer finds the Final E1000 to be a decent but unexciting budget IEM. It has a comfortable, small build and great ear tips, but the sound is described as flat, dull, and lacking dynamics compared to the pricier E2000 and even free smartphone earbuds. The reviewer gives it 3 out of 5 stars, noting it may appeal to those wanting a neutral sound, but it's not a standout in its price range.

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  • 14:59

    Fiio FA1 Super Review - Flying COLORS

    27,9 k vuesmars 2019

    The reviewer is highly impressed with the FiiO FA1, calling it their favorite FiiO product so far. They praise its unique aesthetic, comfortable fit, and clean, natural sound signature with a treble emphasis, though they note the bass is light and the soundstage is not particularly large. Overall, they consider it a strong performer for the price, especially for those who prefer a neutral-bright tuning.

    Produit testéFiiO FA150
    PositifRegarder sur YouTube
  • 11:54

    CCA C10 Super Review - a bit INSANE

    4/5
    93,6 k vuesmars 2019

    The reviewer finds the CCA C10 to be a solid budget in-ear monitor for $30, offering a surprisingly good soundstage and instrument separation, with a bass-heavy, slightly warm V-shaped sound signature. While the fit is a bit chunky and the ear tips fall off easily, the overall performance is impressive for the price, earning a 4 out of 5 star rating.

    Produit testéCCA C1053
    PositifRegarder sur YouTube
  • 21:42

    Koss Porta Pro vs. KPH30i vs. KSC75 - The BEST Walkman Headphones

    191 k vuesjuil. 2018

    The reviewer compares the Koss Porta Pro against the KPH30i and KSC75 to determine the best Walkman headphone. After a week of use, they find the Porta Pro has a softer ear pad and a unique folding mechanism for portability, but note issues with the headband resetting and hair getting caught. Ultimately, they prefer the KPH30i for its handling and comfort, while the Porta Pro is still considered a solid option.

    Produit testéKoss Porta Pro62
    MitigéRegarder sur YouTube

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