Music for the Masses.
Two main questions arise and will be addressed in this review. First, how do the DragonFlys Red and Cobalt compare? Second, is the 2016 DragonFly Red still current or have the competitors overtaken Gordon Rankin’s innovation?
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The DragonFly Cobalt is a “piece-of-mind” product. It has its price but you cannot go wrong as it offers the best compromise between sound quality, amplification, and power consumption.
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The very versatile Questyle M15 dongle is as good as it gets in its category…
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The NiceHCK M5 are technically good but both sonically and optically somewhat unimaginative earphones with 3 different tuning options that fail to stick out of the sea of competitors in any way.
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The $109 Qudelix-5K is a good sounding and handling Bluetooth DAC/amp with all possible bells and whistles that comes with an impressive monitor and control app.
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The IKKO OH2 is a warm and dry sounding single dynamic-driver iem with great timbre and good articulation with an overly safe tuning in the upper registers.
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The BQEYZ Autumn is an energetic and articulate warm to warm-neutral single-dynamic driver earphone depending on the included filters used.
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A standard staple…
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The LETSHUOER EJ07M excels by doing well in all departments…
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The Whizzer BS1 is a warm sounding iem of interesting design and haptic that, when sourced right, provides for a relaxed and resolving natural listen experience.
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The LETSHUOER S12 is a well executed planar magnetic iem with all the traits adherent to this technology (low distortion, tight bass response, easy to drive, better sense of imaging, deeper stage, great bass extension).
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The EarMen Tradutto is a natural sounding DAC that distinguishes itself from the competition through its minimalistic, artsy design and streamlined functionality…
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Their outer insulation is thermoplastic polyurethane imported from Germany…
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