Moondrop Nekocake is a True Wireless Earphone targeted at the consumer crowd, presenting a seemingly well-designed product. Read on to find out more.
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Pros: Comfortable Fit, Build and Aesthetics Cons: Midrange Tonality, Unforgivably unnatural Tuning Driver Setup: 4BA (2 Knowles 2 Custom) + 1 DD Price: US$75 Intro Disclaimer: This review set is a demo lent to me as part of a Singapore review tour. This review is written on my own accord and all thoughts and opinions
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TinHiFi has broken the mould with the release of the T3 Plus, a single Liquid Crystal Polymer (LCP) Diaphragm Dynamic Driver IEM at $69 USD.
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The TKZK Wave is a debut budget IEM from TinHiFi’s sister company. This Hybrid 1DD+1BA IEM comes in at a price of about US$37
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KZ updates its cheapest IEM in its current line up, the EDX with the EDX Pro. Coming in at a raised price of $10, can this budget IEM satisfy people’s needs?
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Pros: Rich and Full Vocals, Fun and Playful, Excellently built and finished, Great Value Cons: Detail, Bass Bloat, Slight unnaturalness in midrange tonality Driver Setup: 1 Dynamic + 1 Electrostatic Driver Price: US$22 Intro Disclaimer: This review set was graciously lent to me by a friend and the review is written of my own accord.
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Seeaudio breaks the mold with an IEM tuned and designed by the community. The Bravery is a gorgeous 4BA IEM with Knowles and Sonion drivers at $279.
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BGGAR has collaborated with Tripowin to release a beefed up budget single dynamic driver IEM, the Mele, to upgrade the BLON BL-03
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BQEYZ made a name for themselves with a very capable IEM in the Spring II. The piezoelectric driver implementation in this tribrid is commendable.
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Moondrop pushes the limits of budget hifi and releases its cheapest single dynamic driver earphone to date, the Quarks, priced at $12.99.
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