TRI I3 Review (1) – Smooth Operator
Sumo-sized Shells, Silky Smooth Sublime Symphonia, Speaker-like Soundstage, Subdued Sparkle.
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Mid Price
Products between $100 and $300.
Shozy Form 1.4 Review (1) – Universal Soldier
The Shozy Form 1.4 is a very good, well-tuned earphone imo, and it does everything I expect well: it is comfortable, handles all genres of music very well at all volumes, it is well build and beautiful.
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Photographed: Shozy Form 1.4
Some photos of the Shozy Form 1.4 earphone.
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Tin Hifi T4 Review (1) – Just Another Sequel?
Maybe I have high expectations now, I like theTin Hifi T4 at <$80, it gets a thumbs up for me, I will be using it more than the Tin Hifi T2.
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Moondrop Starfield Review (1) – 2000 Light Years From Home
The excellent Starfield is another piece in Moondrop’s puzzle of becoming a recognized brand beyond Chi-Fi.
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Etymotic ER2XR Review
Etymotic ER2XR—entry-level, ostensibly bass-enhanced dynamic from the venerable O.G. I like the slim, cylindrical form factor of these; build seems
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Photographed: The Moondrop Starfield
The Starfield is a mid-price single-dynamic-driver earphone from Chengdu, Sichuan, China, that retails at $109.
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KBEAR Diamond Review (2) – More Fun in the New World
Even in the topsy-turvy world of Chi-Fi, the Diamond belies its pricetag—it looks and sounds like a much pricier piece.
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Akoustyx R-220 Review – Reset Your Ears
The Akoustyx R-220 is a strictly neutrally tuned, very well resolving 2-BA earphone that will appeal to musicians and purist audiophiles.
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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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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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