NiceHCK M6 Review (2) – For Those Who Like Fat Bottoms
NiceHCK M6—archetypal multi-driver has many virtues, but is ultimately betrayed by its syrupy lowend.
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Mid Price
Products between $100 and $300.
Photographed: BQEYZ Spring 1
Here some photos of the BQEYZ Spring 1. We have already presented four reviews (lots of different opinions), and this is a by-product of our productivity.
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BQEYZ Spring 1 Review (3) – Assume The Perpendicular (Our Third Opinion)
Pros — Wonderful midrange; well-dosed treble; great definition; small earpieces; great build, quality accessories. Cons — Wooly bass; requires tip rolling.
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First Impression: KBEAR Diamond vs. Moondrop Kanas Pro Edition (KPE)
No cage match, just a friendly encounter between the two.
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BQEYZ Spring 1 Review (2) – A Second Opinion
Imaging is especially impressive on these. Signature is generally balanced, albeit with a slightly forward midrange and a discernible dip in the upper mids.
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BQEYZ Spring 1 Review (1) – Strong, Solid Roots And Pleasantly Smooth
Tonality is great, timbre is good, brain adjustment not needed when switching between IEMs which to me is a sign of natural timbre…
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Moondrop Kanas Pro Review (3) – Profiles In Chromium
Overall, I like the MKP more than my colleagues did—they show a mature, non-fatiguing signature which should appeal to most.
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Photographed: The iBasso IT01 V2
The iBasso IT01 is a popular and highly acclaimed $100 single-dynamic-driver earphone which I purchased from iBasso in the spring of 2018. Here some photos of the updated version which I received as warranty exchange.
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Moondrop Kanas Pro Review (2) – Testing the Hype
The Moondrop Kanas Pro is a well-built, single dynamic driver earphone aiming to follow the Harman Target curve. It has a warm, overly strong very-low end fighting against recessed neutral mids and treble…this hostile interaction throws the tonality out of balance and becomes quickly fatiguing to my ears.
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Smabat ST-10 Review – The Earphone Earbud
The Smabat ST-10 is distinguished from the usual Sennheiser lookalike earbuds by its over-ear fit and a much fuller, juicy low end triggering a meaty, homogenous sound. It should appeal to people who like an in-ears sound but not an in-ears feel.
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Ikko OH1 Review – Feelin’ Good
An earphone with a warm, deep-low end oriented, refined, V-shaped sound with treble adjustable according to personal preference.
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Simgot EM2 Review II – Crisp and Clean
The well accessorized, well fitting/isolating Simgot EM2 impresses by its balanced, crisp, holographic, bright, neutralish sound. A more forward midrange would move it closer to perfection.
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Photographed: The Sleek Ikko OH1
A small photo session of the Ikko OH1 earphones.
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