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BQEYZ Wind

71/ 100
Good
HearWiki score

Good value

$240
typical price, USD
Discontinued
Manufacturer pageBuy now onAmazon

At a glance

Brand
BQEYZ
Type
Wired IEMs
Fit
-
Connection
Wired
Noise cancelling
No
Released
2023

Score breakdowngood overall

Sound8.0
Value7.4

A wired Weather Series IEM combining a dual-cavity dynamic driver with a self-developed 10mm bass-and-midrange bone-conduction driver. BQEYZ positions it for powerful music, vocals and ACG.

The HearWiki takeAI-condensed

The BQEYZ Wind is a wired in-ear monitor from the Weather Series that pairs a dual-chamber dynamic driver with a custom 10mm bone-conduction unit aimed at enhancing bass and midrange presence. It's tuned for energetic music, vocal clarity, and anime/game soundtracks (ACG), offering a lively and immersive listening experience without any noise-canceling features.

What works

  • Rich, punchy bass with tactile bone-conduction feedback
  • Clear and expressive vocal reproduction
  • Engaging for energetic genres and soundtracks
  • Solid build quality with a unique dual-driver setup

What doesn't

  • No active noise cancellation (wired only)
  • Bone-conduction may not suit all listeners
  • Requires a good source to fully shine
  • Lacks wireless convenience

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

Specifications

Audio - BQEYZ Wind
Driver10 mm driver
Driver size10 mm

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 5 videos

Reviewers largely agree that the BQEYZ Wind offers a wide, immersive soundstage, engaging vocals, and a satisfying bass response, with the bone conduction driver adding a unique textural and 3D quality.

Reviewers liked

  • Wide, holographic soundstage
  • Natural, engaging vocals
  • Satisfying bass with good texture
  • Working bone conduction driver adds depth
  • Excellent build quality and comfort

Reviewers flagged

  • Requires powerful amplification to shine
  • Open-back design leaks sound
  • Not a detail beast; limited micro-details
  • Slight sibilance or shoutiness at times
  • High impedance (38 ohm) for an IEM
16:49

The Most Satisfying Semi-Open IEM This Year ?! | BQEYZ Wind Full Review

Joyce’s Review6.5K viewsJun 2026

The reviewer finds the BQEYZ Wind to be a highly satisfying semi-open IEM, praising its balanced yet bass-enhanced sound, airy mids and treble, and impressive bone conduction implementation. It excels with vocals and pop music, though it requires a decent source due to its 38-ohm impedance and can show slight sibilance. Overall, it's considered a versatile and engaging all-rounder.

10:23

TOP 5 $200? BQEYZ WIND

Audio-In Reviews3.5K viewsJan 2024

The reviewer finds the BQEYZ Wind to be a solid, well-built v-shaped IEM with good dynamics and naturalness for its price, though it falls just short of the top tier in its class due to minor tuning and technical limitations. It ranks around sixth among competitors, tying with the Orchestra Lite, and is recommended for those seeking a fun, natural-sounding v-shaped signature.

12:18

Обзор Bqeyz Wind: гибридные наушники с драйвером костной проводимости

SyncerTech3.4K viewsDec 2023

The reviewer finds the BQEYZ Wind hybrid earphones to be a compelling and musical listen, with a large, immersive soundstage and powerful bass enhanced by the bone conduction driver. However, they note the need for a powerful source to fully drive them, and mention some drawbacks like the open-back design leaking sound and a slightly over-intimate presentation. Overall, they personally enjoyed them and consider them very good, though not without questions.

14:12

BQEYZ Wind Review & Comparison

AndyAudioVault3K viewsDec 2023

The reviewer finds the BQEYZ Wind to be a mature and refined evolution of the Winter, offering a more organic and less bright sound while maintaining excellent detail retrieval. It improves on the predecessor with richer midrange, tactile bass, and a wider, more holographic soundstage, though it requires ample power to perform at its best. Overall, it is highly recommended for those who found the Winter too bright or lacking in richness.

23:39

BQEYZ Wind - Much Special Sauce In There!

Tone Deaf Monk1.8K viewsNov 2023

The reviewer highly praises the BQEYZ Wind, highlighting its excellent tonality, natural vocals, and a 3D soundstage enhanced by a working bone conduction driver. They describe it as a well-priced, special-sauce IEM with a warm, laid-back tuning that excels in bass texture and instrumental separation, though it is not a detail beast and requires adequate power to shine.

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