Image © TanchjimA wired in-ear monitor built around TANCHJIM's DMT4 Ultra dynamic-driver technology and a double-magnetic-circuit drive unit. It is a budget-oriented IEM for everyday music listening.
The TANCHJIM BUNNY is an ultra-affordable wired IEM that punches well above its price point, delivering a refined and balanced sound with a solid build. Its comfortable fit and IPX4 water resistance make it a practical daily driver, while the included DSP/app functionality adds extra value for budget-conscious listeners.
Paraphrased from published reviews & specs - not an original hands-on test. Our AI disclosure.
| Driver | dynamic |
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| Driver type | dynamic |
| Impedance | 30 Ω |
| Driver | dynamic |
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| Driver type | dynamic |
| Impedance | 30 Ω |
| Active noise cancelling | Yes |
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| Water resistance | IPX4 |
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| Connector | 2-pin 0.78 mm |
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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.
Reviewers largely agree that the TANCHJIM BUNNY offers exceptional value for its budget price, with a natural, neutral-warm tuning that handles vocals and bass well, and a refined DSP implementation that adds flexibility.
6:55The reviewer is highly impressed with the TANCHJIM BUNNY, calling it a 'wolf in sheep's clothing' for its price. They praise its clean and rich treble, natural vocals, and punchy bass, along with a wide soundstage, concluding it offers incredible value and can handle any genre, making it an easy recommendation for beginners.
8:49The reviewer finds the Tanchjim Bunny DSP a well-packaged, all-rounder IEM that offers good value for around $20, with a neutral-bright tuning and solid technicalities for the price. However, the shape is uncomfortable for small ears, and the sound lacks some bite and warmth, though the companion app's EQ can address most criticisms. It's recommended for those wanting a neutral set with bass, but not over the Chu II if you won't use the app.
14:26The reviewer finds the Tanchjim Bunny to be a strong budget IEM, praising its refined DSP implementation and natural, flexible sound signature. They note it closely matches the discontinued Truthear Hola's tuning with slight improvements, and consider it a no-brainer purchase for those new to the hobby, though its technical performance is competent but not exceptional.
16:22The reviewer is highly impressed with the Tanchjim Bunny, a $20 IEM that sounds far more expensive than its price suggests. They praise its clear, intimate sound quality and consider it one of the best budget IEMs they've heard, recommending it strongly despite its simple accessories.
12:29The reviewer praises the TANCHJIM BUNNY as a well-tuned budget IEM that offers a neutral, natural sound with good build quality and comfort. While noting some limitations in treble air and technical performance, they consider it a strong recommendation, especially for those preferring a balanced signature over more V-shaped alternatives.
12:23The reviewer finds the TANCHJIM BUNNY to be a well-tuned budget IEM with a neutral-warm, U-shaped sound that excels in vocals and tonality, though it lacks technical depth and has some build quality concerns. The DSP version adds app-based EQ flexibility, making it a versatile and enjoyable option for the price, despite the app being a work in progress.
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