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7HZ TIMELESS AE

66/ 100
Good
HearWiki score

Priced about right

$260
typical price, USD
Discontinued
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At a glance

Brand
7Hz
Type
Wired IEMs
Fit
-
Connection
Wired
Noise cancelling
No
Released
2022

Score breakdowngood overall

Sound7.7
Value5.6

A wired planar-magnetic IEM built around a single 14.2 mm planar driver. It is a revised Timeless model intended for home, work and high-fidelity music listening.

The HearWiki takeAI-condensed

This wired in-ear monitor uses a single 14.2 mm planar magnetic driver to deliver detailed, high-fidelity sound for home or work listening. It's a refined version of the original Timeless, with a detachable 2-pin cable and a lightweight build for comfort. Lacks active noise cancellation, focusing instead on pure audio performance.

What works

  • Detailed and accurate planar sound signature
  • Lightweight and comfortable for long sessions
  • Detachable 2-pin cable for easy replacement or upgrades
  • Good value for planar performance at this price

What doesn't

  • No noise cancellation, so external sounds leak in
  • Requires a decent source to drive properly due to low impedance
  • Cable may pick up microphonics if not worn over-ear

Paraphrased from published reviews & specs - not an original hands-on test. Our AI disclosure.

Specifications

Audio - 7HZ TIMELESS AE
Driver1 planar
Driver typeplanar
Driver configuration1 planar
Drivers per side1
Impedance14.8 Ω

What the reviews said

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What YouTube reviewers say

Video reviews we found, each condensed to its verdict. They do feed the HearWiki score, at a measured weight below what a published written review carries.

The consensus

Positiveacross 6 videos

Reviewers agree the 7HZ Timeless AE is a smoother, more balanced evolution of the original Timeless, with added bass and a V-shaped, bass-forward tuning that makes it fun and engaging for long sessions.

Reviewers liked

  • Smoother, more balanced tuning with added bass
  • Improved clarity and soundstage over the original
  • Premium build with metal shell and leather-like case
  • Comfortable fit and good for long listening sessions

Reviewers flagged

  • Thick, stiff cable
  • Interchangeable connector is fiddly and hard to swap
  • Planar timbre still present
  • Mids and lower mids recessed, highs not very sparkly
42:05

Dan Reviews | Timeless and Timeless AE. Compared to the best out there

Dan's Audio Reviews42.6K viewsDec 2022

The reviewer compares the 7HZ Timeless and Timeless AE, finding them to be significantly different in tuning despite sharing a core design. The original Timeless is described as bright and exciting with highlighted treble, while the AE is smoother and more relaxed, making it easier for long listening sessions with treble-heavy music. The reviewer prefers the original for most genres but notes the AE's advantage in smoothness, and concludes that both are strong contenders in their price range.

8:01

Timeless AE is the best Timeless....maybe

Gizaudio34.1K viewsNov 2022

The reviewer finds the Timeless AE to be a more balanced and smoother-sounding version of the original Timeless, with added bass and tamed upper-mid energy, though the planar timbre remains. He prefers the original for vocals but believes the AE will suit most listeners better, and he also appreciates the new two-pin connector and lighter case.

44:06

7Hz Timeless Ae and Eternal, Review

Pauls Little Room Reviews18.6K viewsApr 2026

The reviewer compares the 7Hz Timeless AE and Eternal IEMs, finding both share a comfortable, well-built metal shell but differ in driver type and accessories. He praises the Timeless AE's premium cable and interchangeable connectors, while noting the Eternal's cable feels less luxurious. Overall, he seems to favor the Timeless AE for its build and versatility, though he finds the Eternal also performs well.

11:06

in-Ear Fetish Review \\ 7Hz Timeless AE IEM

in-Ear Fetish16.3K viewsDec 2022

The reviewer is highly enthusiastic about the 7Hz Timeless AE, praising its V-shaped, bass-heavy sound that he finds fun and engaging, with improved clarity and soundstage over the original Timeless. He considers it a definite buy at $260, despite minor complaints about the thick, stiff cable and the fiddly interchangeable connector.

20:44

7Hz Timeless AE Planar Magnetic Earphones | Unboxing | Graph Measurements | Vs original Timeless

ian fann10.9K viewsNov 2022

The reviewer provides a first impression of the 7Hz Timeless AE, highlighting its unboxing, build quality, and measurements. He notes the AE is a collaboration with Angel Ears, featuring a blue aluminum shell, a leather-like case, and a thick cable with interchangeable plugs. Graph measurements show a V-shaped tuning with a slight bass boost compared to the original Timeless, and initial listening suggests a clean, natural sound with good clarity, though a full review is pending.

8:20

BIG planar, BIGGER sound! - 7Hz Timeless AE review

Ryan-Thomas8.4K viewsJan 2023

The reviewer finds the 7Hz Timeless AE to be an exceptional and fun-sounding planar IEM, with a grand, large sound and great detail, though the tuning is more V-shaped and bass-forward than technically accurate. It's his new favorite IEM, outperforming many competitors below its price, but the stiff cable and lack of foam tips are minor drawbacks.

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