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7:36The reviewer finds the Kiwi Ears Cadenza 2 to be a well-balanced, neutral-sounding IEM that excels in midrange naturalness and overall versatility, making it a strong all-rounder for its price. However, it lacks resolution in the bass and treble on demanding tracks, and its $50 price point faces stiffer competition than its predecessor.
Reviewed productKiwi Ears Cadenza II77
9:08The reviewer compares the Fiio JT3 and JT7, finding the JT3 to be a decent budget open-back with a warm, punchy sound but limited technical ability, while the JT7 is highly resolving, open, and spacious, offering exceptional value and performance for its price. He strongly recommends the JT7 over the JT3 despite the higher cost.
Reviewed productFiiO Jt376
13:36The reviewer finds the HiFiMAN Ananda Stealth V3 to be an excellent all-rounder open-back headphone, offering a warm, detailed, and non-fatiguing sound that balances technicality with musicality. They highlight its strong sub-bass, precise imaging, and relaxed treble, while noting that it requires a good amplifier to perform at its best and has some comfort issues due to its large ear cups. Overall, they consider it a great value at around $200, especially for those prioritizing sound quality.
Reviewed productHiFiMAN Ananda Stealth V381
6:23The reviewer compares the HiFiMAN HE-R9 and HE-R10D, finding them similar in tuning and build basics but significantly different in sound quality. The R10D offers much better clarity, detail, and soundstage, while the R9 sounds muffled, boxy, and bass-heavy with poor imaging. The reviewer concludes the R10D is worth the higher price for its superior performance and build.
Reviewed productHiFiMAN He-R10d55
7:41The reviewer finds the NF Acous NA20 to be a highly capable single dynamic driver IEM with impressive technical performance, punchy bass, and detailed treble, though it has a V-shaped tuning that can sound bright and fatiguing at high volumes, and the build feels a bit plasticky. Overall, it's recommended for those who enjoy a fun, energetic sound with strong clarity and detail, especially at its price point.
Reviewed productNF ACOUS NA2078
7:22The reviewer bought the current Hifiman HE-R10D and compared it to the original 2020 launch version, finding four key changes: impedance increased from 32 to 60 ohms, cable entry now supports both single and dual entry, headband and earpads are no longer real lambskin leather, and packaging/accessories are simplified with fewer cables and no Bluetooth receiver. He notes the sound is fun with thick mid-bass, forward vocals, and a wide soundstage for a closed-back, and considers it technically good for the price, comparable to $300-400 closed-backs, but criticizes Hifiman's lack of transparency about the changes.
Reviewed productHiFiMAN He-R10d55