0 Truthear Hexa: Affordable Brilliance in Sound

Truthear Hexa: Affordable Brilliance in Sound

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  • June 13, 2023
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0 Sonorous Journeys: Tin T4 Plus

Sonorous Journeys: Tin T4 Plus

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  • June 11, 2023
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0 Moondrop Stellaris: A Planar Journey to Uncharted Soundscapes

Moondrop Stellaris: A Planar Journey to Uncharted Soundscapes

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  • June 10, 2023
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Truthear Hexa: Affordable Brilliance in Sound

  • June 13, 2023

Truthear Hexa, the latest addition to the Truthear lineup, introduces their first hybrid model to the market. Priced at $80, it aims to offer an impressive audio experience without breaking the bank. With a configuration consisting of one dynamic driver (DD) and three balanced armature (BA) drivers, the Hexa presents itself as a promising option for audio enthusiasts looking for a budget-friendly hybrid IEM.

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Sonorous Journeys: Tin T4 Plus

  • June 11, 2023

The Tin Hifi T4 Plus is an earphone model that has garnered attention in the market, priced at $120. Utilizing a single CNT dynamic driver, these earphones aim to deliver a high-quality audio experience to music enthusiasts. They follow the Harman signature sound profile, which is known for its emphasis on balanced frequency response. So, fasten your seatbelts as we embark on a journey through the symphonic landscape of the Tin T4 Plus.

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Moondrop Stellaris: A Planar Journey to Uncharted Soundscapes

  • June 10, 2023

The Moondrop Stellaris is their first foray into the realm of planar earphones. Priced at $109, this earphone utilizes a planar magnetic driver to deliver a bright tuning and detail-oriented signature. The question is, does it succeed in establishing itself as a noteworthy contender in the planar earphone market? Let’s explore the various aspects of the Stellaris to find out.

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Unleashing the Bass Powerhouse: Moondrop KATO

  • June 9, 2023

Moondrop KATO (KXXS Advanced Technology Optimized). These babies are priced at $189 and are an improved version of the Moondrop KXXS. They come equipped with a Moondrop’s customized 3rd gen DLC driver called ULT, which follows Moondrop’s house sound. Now, let’s dive into the details and see if they’re truly an upgrade over the previous model KXXS.

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Moondrop LAN: Aural Ascendancy

  • June 8, 2023

The Moondrop LAN sits confidently between the Chu and the Aria at $40. However, will the sound quality sit between them confidently as well? In this review, we delve into the details of the LAN’s performance, highlighting its strengths and weaknesses. Time to find out!

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Tin C2: The Unchained

  • February 17, 2023

The Chi-Fi rivalry has finally become more interesting for Tinhifi. They made a big move to disrupt the budget segment after the release of T2 DLC. Finally, The Tin C2 comes into play. But how does it sound? Let’s get into the review.

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7hz Salnotes Dioko: Jacked Planar

  • January 28, 2023

The 7hz x Crinacle Salnotes Dioko was the first $99 IEM armed with a full-sized 14.5 mm planar driver. They claimed it has nearly the same driver as the one in the Timeless. However, The Dioko is about to play with other best-value IEMs in the same price bracket as Aria, Aria Snow, Olina, etc. How does Dioko stand out in this competition? Let’s get into the review.

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Tin T2 DLC: A Great Contender at Sub-$100

  • January 19, 2023

Tin Hifi had finally released the successor of the T2 lineup. The Tin T2 DLC is equipped with a DLC driver at a reasonably low price, making it a great contender for sub-$100. Priced at $60, how does T2 DLC perform against the competitor?

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Tangzu Wan’er: Bewitching Starter Pack

  • November 26, 2022

Tangzu has finally released their very budget-oriented set named after Wan’er S.G, one of the most famous poets in Chinese history. With stunning aesthetics and a price under $20, this set is one of the better options under $50. But how does it sound?

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Moondrop Nekocake: Competent Budget TWS

  • November 21, 2022

After having a long journey in wired hi-fi IEMs, Moondrop finally took a step into the TWS world. The Moondrop Nekocake sits under the $50 price range and is the cheapest TWS from Moondrop. Featuring the audiophile’s favorite VDSF tuning and ANC functionality makes this set an exciting budget TWS alternative.

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