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At a glance
- Brand
- Xenns
- Type
- Wired IEMs
- Fit
- -
- Connection
- Wired
- Noise cancelling
- No
- Released
- 2024
Score breakdowngreat overall
Sound9.0
Value8.7
A wired 2DD+6BA hybrid IEM using custom dynamic drivers and upgraded Knowles balanced-armature drivers. It is aimed at audiophiles seeking a multi-driver universal IEM.
The HearWiki takeAI-condensed
This wired universal IEM combines two dynamic drivers with six balanced-armature drivers in a hybrid setup, using custom dynamics and upgraded armatures to deliver a detailed, multi-driver listening experience. It's designed for audiophiles who want a versatile, non-custom option with a detachable cable and standard 2-pin connectivity.
What works
- Hybrid 8-driver design offers rich layering and detail
- Detachable 2-pin cable allows easy aftermarket upgrades
- Custom dynamic drivers enhance low-end punch and texture
- Upgraded armature drivers provide clear, extended highs
What doesn't
- No active noise cancellation for noisy environments
- Requires a wired source, limiting portability convenience
- Hybrid tuning may not suit those preferring single-driver coherence
Paraphrased from published reviews & specs - not an original hands-on test. Our AI disclosure.
Specifications
| Driver | 2DD + 6BA hybrid |
|---|---|
| Driver type | hybrid |
| Driver configuration | 2DD + 6BA |
| Drivers per side | 8 |
Audio
| Driver | 2DD + 6BA hybrid |
|---|---|
| Driver type | hybrid |
| Driver configuration | 2DD + 6BA |
| Drivers per side | 8 |
Design
| Detachable cable | Yes |
|---|---|
| Connector | 2-pin 0.78 mm |
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The consensus
Mixedacross 5 videosReviewers agree the Xenns Mangird Tea Pro offers premium build quality, a comfortable fit, and a warm, bass-forward sound that suits relaxed listening and gaming.
Reviewers liked
- Excellent build quality with metal shell
- Comfortable fit
- Warm, bass-forward sound with good imaging for gaming
- Modular cable with swappable terminations
Reviewers flagged
- Bass can be bloomy and bleed into mids
- Lacks upper treble sparkle and micro-detail
- Middling technical performance and resolution
- Cable has memory effect and kinks
6:29Xenns Mangird Tea Pro: Mini Xenns Top?
The reviewer finds the Xenns Mangird Tea Pro to be a well-built, comfortable IEM with a smooth, laid-back sound signature that serves as a more relaxed and affordable alternative to the Xenns Top. While its technical performance is only middling and the bass can be a bit bloomy, the overall tonality and build quality make it a solid choice for those who prefer a non-fatiguing, bass-forward presentation.
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11:55Masterclass - Xenns Mangird Tea Pro
The reviewer highly recommends the Xenns Mangird Tea Pro for gaming and music, praising its exceptional imaging, separation, and layering, which make it one of the best IEMs they've tested for competitive titles like Call of Duty and Apex Legends. They note a warm, balanced sound with strong sub-bass and treble extension, along with premium build and comfort, though the included cable is a minor letdown. Overall, it earns a top-tier A- rating on their list.
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29:39Xenns Mangird Tea Pro vs Top Pro IEMs Reviewed and Compared!
The reviewer compares the Xenns Mangird Tea Pro with the newer Top Pro, finding both to be U-shaped, analytical IEMs with excellent timbre and comfort. He notes the Top Pro offers a more refined sound, a lighter acrylic shell, and improved accessories, but the Tea Pro has a more premium-feeling cable. Overall, he sees the Top Pro as a worthwhile upgrade for those seeking refinement, while the Tea Pro remains a solid value.
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13:40XENNS Mangird Tea PRO
The reviewer finds the Xenns Mangird Tea Pro to be a well-built and comfortable IEM with a pleasing, bassy sound, but notes it lacks sparkle and micro-detail, sounding slightly dark and muffled. They conclude it is a competitive but skippable set, recommending it mainly for those who value build quality over sonic refinement.
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7:12XENNS Mangird Tea Pro IEM Review, Tuning with PEQ and Ranking
9.08/10The reviewer highly recommends the Xenns Mangird Tea Pro as an excellent mid-tier IEM that punches above its price point. He praises its all-round performance, build quality, and modular cable, noting that it scores 9.08 out of 10 out of the box and improves to 9.36 with his PEQ tuning. He considers it a bargain at its current sale price and strongly suggests purchasing it before tariffs raise costs.
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