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4:27The reviewer finds the Hidizs MP145 to sound excellent with strong sub-bass, natural timbre, and good imaging, but is ultimately unable to recommend them due to severe comfort issues—the heavy, bulky metal shells fit poorly and cause discomfort even within an hour. He suggests that if they fit your ears, they are worth buying, but the fit is a significant gamble.
Reviewed productHidizs MP14577
10:01The reviewer finds the Edifier WH950NB to be a comfortable, well-equipped pair of noise-cancelling headphones that offer good value at £180, but notes that the default sound quality is bass-heavy and lacks treble, requiring EQ adjustments for a better experience. They recommend them for casual listeners, not audiophiles, and acknowledge the ANC is decent but not on par with Sony or Bose.
Reviewed productEdifier WH950NB76
6:12The reviewer finds the TinHiFi C0 to be a unique and surprisingly capable budget bullet-style IEM, with excellent treble detail and air, decent sub-bass, and good build quality for the price. However, the open-back design compromises isolation and fit, leading to a recessed midrange and a somewhat two-dimensional soundstage, making it a niche choice rather than a universal recommendation.
Reviewed productTinHifi C058
6:35The reviewer finds the Tangzu Fudu Verse 1 to be a solid, well-rounded IEM with good build quality, comfortable fit, and a pleasant U-shaped sound signature that handles most genres well. However, it faces stiff competition at its price point from models like the 7Hz Sonus and Kiwi Ears, which offer better technical performance or tuning, so it doesn't get an instant recommendation despite being a good all-rounder.
Reviewed productTangzu FUDU VERSE 157
9:07The reviewer finds the Tripowin x HBB Kailua to be a well-made, good-sounding IEM that is easy to recommend, but notes it lacks excitement and standout features, making it somewhat boring. He praises its smooth, detailed sound and comfortable cable, but criticizes the basic design, mediocre fit, and sparse accessories for the price.
Reviewed productTripowin x HBB KailuaNot scored yet
10:07The reviewer finds the Thieaudio Oracle MkII to be an exceptional-sounding IEM with a unique, textured presentation thanks to its hybrid driver setup, offering great detail, imaging, and a warm, engaging sound. However, he notes that it is expensive and subject to diminishing returns compared to cheaper options, making it a product for enthusiasts rather than casual listeners. He ultimately recommends it but suggests that those happy with IEMs around the 300-pound price point may not need to upgrade.
Reviewed productTHIEAUDIO ORACLE MKII62
9:00The reviewer finds the Sennheiser IE 300 to be a well-tuned, compact IEM with impressive bass and detail, but he highlights a significant drawback: the proprietary recessed MMCX cable is fragile and nearly impossible to replace affordably, which he considers a potential deal-breaker. He still recommends them for Sennheiser fans or those who value fit and sound, especially at the discounted price.
Reviewed productSennheiser IE 30066
8:20The 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.
Reviewed product7HZ TIMELESS AE66
6:42The reviewer finds the Kiwi Ears Cadenza to be an exceptional value at $35, praising its comfortable, lightweight design and impressive bass response. While it lacks high-end technical detail, its relaxed sound signature and good imaging make it ideal for long listening sessions and gaming. The reviewer strongly recommends it for those seeking a chill, bassy IEM without breaking the bank.
Reviewed productKiwi Ears Cadenza65
7:46The reviewer initially disliked the KZ PR1 Pro's sound but grew to appreciate it after several hours of listening, finding it intense, detailed, and excellent value at £65. He praises the included braided cable and foam tips, and recommends it for listeners who want an engaging, music-first experience, though he notes it may be fatiguing for some genres and not ideal for gaming due to average imaging.
Reviewed productKZ PR1 Pro59