TANGZU - Waner 2 (2nd Generation)
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Last updated: Dec 23, 2025 Scoring
TLDR: Just buy them. Great accessories and an even greater set of IEMs I just received my unit of the Wan'er 2 and I'm blown away! I never had the first gen but I did have the Chu 2, but I gave it away. I wanted to get the Sancai tips and thought that I might as well just get the Wan'er 2 since they come with the tips. I thought that I could just give these to a friend if they wanted IEMs (they don't but anyway...). I opened the surprisingly luxurious packaging for this price point (since the Chu 2 just comes in a random box in some plastic) and was instantly amazed. Accessories: The Saincai tips feel very nice and sound quite good with this set! The others are like the standard tips you can get with any set of IEMs so I don't think those are very notable. The cable on the other hand feels very nice in hand but tends to be a bit weird when wearing. The earhooks are wound very tightly out of the box, which is quite odd and I didn't really like since it feels like someone closed a door on my ear (which is of course quite exaggerated but it's still tight and weird). You could easily follow super*review's guide on IEM "stancing" on YouTube though. This will just teach you to reform the earhooks by yourself. Now let's get into the important stuff! Sound: Bass: This set absolutely slams! The bass has impact and is punchy and clean while also not drowning out the rest of the sound. I was just amazed. I totally did not expect anything like this from a 20$ set but it's a DD after all... Mids: They sound good, the timbre is good and they sound very pleasant. Personally I would just prefer a bit more but that's just my preference and these are great for their price. The vocals are also a bit more forward which is very nice Treble: So smooth! Not offensive whatsoever and just smooth! These are also pretty detailed and do sound a bit sparkly sometimes, but that might as well just be a good thing. The extension is also very clean and smooth Conclusion: For 20$ these are an absolute banger! They sound so good and are absolutely an endgame set of IEMs for those that don't won't to spend a lot! You absolutely won't find an actual headphone this good for this amount of money. The accessories are also absolutely amazing for this price and the IEMs are absolutely worth picking up even if you just want the cable and eartips! I hope this made sense and was helpful, since I didn't see any reviews apart from another user on this subreddit actually talking about these
r/iems • Tangzu Wan'er 2 - The blind buy nobody will regret ->i actually thought their bass was a bit bloated, but i've used hexas for the past 9 months so i'm probably just used to those.
r/iems • Followed the herd mentality. ->Truthear gate is the best one, the wan er 2 is also good but only for flushed 2 pin connectors
r/iems • Which $20 IEM has the best cable? ->o i had a stroke wtf i read that as truthear pure in your title lol gates are a great set yes. kz zvx pro i've personally been also using and I'm very surprised at all the things you mentioned really . detail, imaging, clarity these were able to provide + full metal build quality for like 12$ if you want a set for the longrun and like a more vocal focused tuning then consider wan'er 2 if those are under 25$, great iem on their own (build quality is pretty cheap though) but you get an excellent cable plus and stellar set of included eartips that people go out of their way to buy on their own to use for much more expensive sets i'd personally take the cheaper zvx pro as its just a sidegrade to the gate but should be a good amount cheaper or spend abit more for the wan'er 2 for the great accessory package
r/iems • should i take truthear gate? ->Still actually the 7HZ Zero 2. Bunnys spike in the uppers are not fun, Castor pro bass is a bit odd but enjoyable at least, waner 2 is tooo vocal. Pure and hexa are mid. Pure neither has enjoyable bass or mids. Hexa is shouty. EM6L is thin. Explorer is dark asf. The only one of these I've had moments of "Oh shit" and jumping up because I thought the sound was next to me, was from the Zero 2. My collection goes into the kilobucks
r/iems • Best All Rounder IEMs under $120-$130. ->Tangzu wan er vs this one which one has better sound . i have alredy tangzu also i curious about castor pro
r/iems • The Castor Pro bass was worth every penny for a new IEM user like me ->IEM is a wrong place to look for soundstage. Yeah there is a difference when you put 15 minutes of critical listening into the "stage" Get waner 2 for great vocal
r/iems • Wider Soundstage with Great Vocals: Truthear Gate, Moondrop Chu II or 7Hz Salnotes Zero? ->Wired ones mostly have passive noise cancelling. For your money, tangzu waner 2 lang ang pasok sa budget mo na Matino tumunog.
r/ShopeePH • Best IEMs around ₱1,000? ->better get the version 2 nito.
r/ShopeePH • Best IEMs around ₱1,000? ->I stopped reading at "Truthear Zero Red", that trash usually goes for $55-65 and "Bass-forward"? did you ever listen that thing? All HBB collabs are known for their bass but the zero red?. It's $60 for an iem with a cheap cable and cheap eartips, with a gigantic nozzle, how do you tip roll with that nozzle?. It's just one of the worst iems for a beginner and totally overpriced, you can get a better cable and eartips with the Tangzu wan'er at 1/3 of the price. It's 2025 with so many options, at this point it's just a meme of this subr recommending that thing
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a 20-50$ iem will sound much better than any non audio brand 10$ earphone and even rival 100-150$ wireless earbuds like a samsung or oneplus. an 200$ iem will sound better than an airpods, these are just logically normal things. when it comes to actually comparing against over ear headphones or speakers. under 100$ generally iems will be the best but there are some good like 70-80$ headphones that rival them. around 100-500 or even 1000$ you really cannot beat over ear headphones for sound quality, once you spend multiple thousand dollars then speakers rule. but these categories arent really comparable since they are used in different situations most of the times. people mostly use iems outside, headphones in front of a computer and speakers in the living room. I can say that on well mixed tracks you can definitely hear a difference, it does not make the song different or anything like that but you pick up on new details when comparing a 30$ iem to a 150$ one, but usually the more important one is the sound signature of it, some are very flat and neutral some are made for bass some are made to be the most clear and detailed some are focused on male or female vocals its all depending on your personal preference. personally when listening to just popular rock songs I do notice that 150$ ie200s have more detailed guitar sounds and more separated drums than 25$ 7hz zero's in terms of really high end iems, they arent really supposed to be competing with normal headphones or speakers but trying to get as close to them while still being portable and private so you can use them anywhere. at home I would not use my iems since I already have decent over ear headphones that are much more comfortable and are open back, but ofc I cant use them on the train so I use my iems. going into iems its probably a good idea to not spend a ton of money, 20-30$ options like 7hz zero2 or tangzu waner will sound much better than what you have in every way you can imagine for not much money, if you go up to like 80$ they will become more detailed and technically better but the general sound of the music wont change much. in the end they are just a piece of tech not anything elite or smart or whatever, like 1000$ iems and such are a niche and stuff most people wouldn't care about them, but more affordable ones are just objectively great value if you care about sound.
r/iems • View on Reddit →I am having the same problem, it fits, but isn't comfortable
r/iems • View on Reddit →I have never been impressed by KZ offerings, but I certainly haven't experienced the entire field. For me, the Wan'er 2 get a 4+/5 overall, 5/5 value adjusted. Here are my quick notes: "Bass is present and super clean. Treble is maybe a hair recessed (WotW), but very well executed and clear. Doesn't have the sparkle that some will want. Microdynamics are fine; might want a hair more attack on some tracks. Male vocals are really nicely reproduced, female vocals a hair better. Soundstage is occasionally almost distractingly wide. Excel on loud/busy tracks. Aesthetically very pleasing; cable looks and feels cheap (but that's because it is). Overall great headphone, improvement on the OG." \[Tested using a Kinera cable; inadvertently bought with a 4.4 mm pentaconn. Surprisingly low-sensitivity; got to use a lot more headroom than expected.\]
r/iems • View on Reddit →Whenever someone pops up here asking which $100 IEM they should buy, my standard response is to spend $60 on a Wan'er 2, Zero:2, and Chu II, $10 on a dongle DAC, and spend the other $30 on something else (or save for upgrade). EQ is cool, but it's not magic. And finding something close to your preference and starting there goes a long way. Also, not for nothing, but I used a different tunes of IEMs at my desk (Wan'er) vs. working in a loud office (Chu II) vs. walking my dog (Zero:2), and playing with multiple tunings helps you figure that out.
r/iems • View on Reddit →Havent heard but was also interested in them awhile ago. Though heard it went thru a silent revision not too long ago and it is no longer a bassy set. I also looked for a basshead set and got something else. It has quite mixed reviews but I still deeply love my 7hz Legato. Got it over 1.5 years ago for around $65. For reference, all the sets Ive heard: TE Nova, TE zero, Letshouer S12 Pro, 7hz Legato, Artti R1, Tangzu Fudu, Kz Pr1 Pro. Used to own the Tangzu Waner and TE Hola, but gave them away. If you really wanted bass, cant go wrong with Legato. Artti R1 is still quite warm and bassy whilst still being more detailed and balanced if you dont want to lose much detail.
r/iems • View on Reddit →Is the bass in this version, true to the original? I have the OG blon, it has punchy and fast bass and warm vocals. Does the blon 03 II sound similar to the original? or bass is completely different? I am asking because I hate the bass on my Tangzu wane'r.. it has boomy shallow bass.. and doesn't hit the right spot in my ear. Leaves me unsatisfied. But I love the blon OG for the bass.
r/iems • View on Reddit →For a cheap set, I'd say Wan'er either 1 or 2, but 1 imo has the better fit because of the nozzle and nozzle angle. For the in-between, KZ Zenith. A seriously good set, I was kinda done with budget IEMs after I got that. For a I just want something really really good and dont mind spending the money even though its my first purchase in this market, Ziigaat x Fresh Reviews Arete OR Ziigaat Odyssey.
r/iems • View on Reddit →Yes and no (mostly no) To preface this, I'm an audio engineer with significant recording studio experience. No gold records or anything, but I have worked with artists who have gold and platinum records before. Anything I say is coming from a recording/mixing professional standpoint, not necessarily an end-user or consumer standpoint: IEMs *can* be more detailed, just like headphones *can* be. What you hear through them doesn't become more detailed just because an IEM is an IEM. It's about driver selection, construction, and tuning. You buy a $20 IEM, you get a $20 product. (Tangzu Wan'er) Mostly, these sound better than some JLabs garbage at Target/Wal-Mart (due to tuning) but they aren't ever going to outperform a set of over-ears with a half-decent pedigree (ATH-M40x and the like) When we get into the $500 range (like the Mega5EST) then you can really start to see the benefits of the tuning and driver selection but also the benefits of simple physics. BeyerDynamics can put out the same kind of treble extension that the Mega5EST can, but the M5E doesn't have to work as hard doing it. Those ultra-high frequencies die off in open air very quickly. Not so much when forced through a mostly sealed tube (your ear canal) That's a lot of your "detail". One thing I have never heard a dynamic driver IEM do (but have heard it slightly with some BA units) is get the sound of the bow moving across the strings of a double bass or cello right. Those little "skips" you can hear as the bow kinda barely jumps along the string surface. I can only get *that* kind of detail out of properly powered over ears with great drivers. Detail isn't all treble extension. You will never hear a snare sound more like a snare than through Neumann NDH-30s. They just punch and are alive. Tuning will also play a HUGE part by attempting to make up for the what the outer structure of your ear does to sound before hitting your eardrum. I dislike these meta tuned IEMs, mostly, because they sound incredibly unnatural to me. Bassy, recessed mids, too much treble in weird ranges. My HRTF and these tunings usually *do not* get along. You might LOVE them, though. Headphones aren't perfect, but we all can get closer to agreeing on how a pair of headphones sound between us than we can IEMs due to at least having our entire ear involved in hearing them. Plus... I would NEVER mix or monitor tracking sessions with a pair of IEMs. Doesn't matter how well it matches my HRTF or how "neutral" they're touted to be (Ziigaat Cincotres and their marketing it as "studio reference tuning" was a flat-out *lie* ) I know what sound really sounds like having recorded strings, guitars, drums, woodwinds, etc...
r/headphones • View on Reddit →I might be able to get the Kefine klen under 40-45 dollars with some deals and at that price the klen is one of the best blind buys you can make. Otherwise you can look into thetanchjim bunny dsp version as it gives you the ability to EQ the IEM as per your taste, and the best part you don't need any dac to use it it's plug and play although the stock sound isn't the best but with a little bit EQ it's arguably one of the best pair of IEM. So these two are my recommendations and definitely you can consider the Wan'ner 2 as well as the stock tuning of that IEM is better than the bunny.
r/iems • View on Reddit →I have the Wan'er 2 and find it to be a good IEM for the price . I put zero stock in any video that plays a headphone and you're supposed to believe that is how it sounds that is virtually impossible. They will get loud enough to damage your hearing and I do advise against that even with an Apple dongle US version EU not as much.
r/iems • View on Reddit →Already ordered mine Those and the 7hz zero 2 I have the chu 2 They're amazing The wan er too And the 7hz zero (original)
r/iems • View on Reddit →I see so many differing opinions on the KZ ZAR, I also have Kefine Klean, QKZ x HBB and Tangzu Waner 2. No matter how much testing I do the ZAR beats them all for me. Any recommendations of what I should try next?
r/iems • View on Reddit →When I'm at home and playing games on my handhelds or doing chores around the house, I'm still partial to my Moondrop Aria from back in 2021. I use it with Moondrop's Spring Tips and a Tripowin Zonie for the cable, since I wasn't a big fan of the default cable. They're comfortable and sound great, why fix something that's not broken? I'll likely replace this with the Truthear Hexa when it eventually does break. When I'm outside/commuting or gaming on my PC at home, I'll usually carry my Tangzu Wan'er 2. The Truthear Hola was my favourite for this one, but mine broke, they discontinued it and I'm not really a fan of the Truthear Gate's sound signature personally, so I figured I'd try something different in the name of science. This one has a mic (since I use it for work calls and gaming), and I use the Spinfit CP240 double-flanged tips on them for maximum noise isolation. I don't plan on wearing them for an extended period of time, so the tips being extra intrusive for limited durations is okay. They are also really cheap, just 2k rupees, so I wouldn't feel terrible if I lost them outside or they broke from daily use. Bonus: for extended WFH sessions (assuming I don't need to make a work call) and listening critically to music at home, I use headphones actually, my Sennheiser HD600. They are really comfortable and make you forget you're wearing them, and they are incredibly neutral. Of course, they cost 23k rupees and aren't IEMs, so not relevant to your question, but thought it would be interesting to mention it as a frame of reference.
r/IndianGaming • View on Reddit →TLDR: Just buy them. Great accessories and an even greater set of IEMs I just received my unit of the Wan'er 2 and I'm blown away! I never had the first gen but I did have the Chu 2, but I gave it away. I wanted to get the Sancai tips and thought that I might as well just get the Wan'er 2 since they come with the tips. I thought that I could just give these to a friend if they wanted IEMs (they don't but anyway...). I opened the surprisingly luxurious packaging for this price point (since the Chu 2 just comes in a random box in some plastic) and was instantly amazed. Accessories: The Saincai tips feel very nice and sound quite good with this set! The others are like the standard tips you can get with any set of IEMs so I don't think those are very notable. The cable on the other hand feels very nice in hand but tends to be a bit weird when wearing. The earhooks are wound very tightly out of the box, which is quite odd and I didn't really like since it feels like someone closed a door on my ear (which is of course quite exaggerated but it's still tight and weird). You could easily follow super*review's guide on IEM "stancing" on YouTube though. This will just teach you to reform the earhooks by yourself. Now let's get into the important stuff! Sound: Bass: This set absolutely slams! The bass has impact and is punchy and clean while also not drowning out the rest of the sound. I was just amazed. I totally did not expect anything like this from a 20$ set but it's a DD after all... Mids: They sound good, the timbre is good and they sound very pleasant. Personally I would just prefer a bit more but that's just my preference and these are great for their price. The vocals are also a bit more forward which is very nice Treble: So smooth! Not offensive whatsoever and just smooth! These are also pretty detailed and do sound a bit sparkly sometimes, but that might as well just be a good thing. The extension is also very clean and smooth Conclusion: For 20$ these are an absolute banger! They sound so good and are absolutely an endgame set of IEMs for those that don't won't to spend a lot! You absolutely won't find an actual headphone this good for this amount of money. The accessories are also absolutely amazing for this price and the IEMs are absolutely worth picking up even if you just want the cable and eartips! I hope this made sense and was helpful, since I didn't see any reviews apart from another user on this subreddit actually talking about these
r/iems • View on Reddit →Wan'er is vocal focused neutral and my favorite of those three. Chu is v-shaped ands zero:2 bass boosted, though also good IEMs.
r/iems • View on Reddit →The Wan'er 2, hands down. Definitely skip the Cadenza; at least to me they're super tinny and sibilant, with hollow and unsatisfying bass. Chu II are also great, but I think the Wan'er are a more resolving headphone.
r/iems • View on Reddit →if you can afford 2 sets...get the Salnotes zero 2 and either the Chu2 or the Wan'er. They should have different enough sound signatures that you can start making a decision which you might like. Watch the reviews for the two sets you buy. Learn the lingo...and what it is you're hearing. That knowledge will help you when you're looking for an upgrade later on
r/iems • View on Reddit →Enhorabuena por la reseña. Soy usuario de KZ desde el año pasado que me compré mis primeros IEM: Los Castor Bass Es. Hace unos dÃas compré los Castor Pro Harman... y menuda decepción para mi gusto. Súper brillantes en agudos hasta el ounto de molestar. QuerÃa algo menos basshead y no lo acerté. Devolvà y me compre los Wan'er Jade. Espectaculares. Tengo en mente estos q reseñas, pero me frena el hecho que sean abiertos.... los uso en transporte público...
r/iems • View on Reddit →Tangzu wainer >moondrop,7hz salnotes
r/headphonesindia • View on Reddit →I'd look into waner2 comes with good accessories too
r/iems • View on Reddit →Any $10 USB-C dongle, and a pair of Tangzu Wan'er 2 (neutral), Moondrop Chu II (v-shape), or 7Hz x Crinacle Zero:2 (bumped bass) will beat the earpods.
r/iems • View on Reddit →I'd skip the Cadenza; to me they're both tinny (treble) and hollow (bass). Honestly if you like neutral tunes the Tangzu Wan'er 2 are great at $20, and I've heard few pairs under the $100 mark that are substantially better. Maybe look at the Kiwi Ears x Crinacle Singolo if you lwant Kiwi Ears; they're wildly overpriced at MSRP but they're basically half off everywhere these days and they're good at 40 USD.
r/iems • View on Reddit →Will you plug them directly to Dualsense? Be aware there will most likely be loud hiss everytime the sound plays. Mostly noticeable when navigating through dashboard for example but not noticeable while playing a game actually I have qkz hbb and tangzu waner and both do the same. Only on dualsense.
r/iems • View on Reddit →Uhm they are very similar and both s, the waner 2 have a better cable and premium eartips, the chu 2 have the aluminum body. if you want more bass the chu 2 are better, if you want more details the waner 2
r/headphones • View on Reddit →$20. Seriously, the chifi IEM market is crazy and there are a bunch in the $20-30 range that are really, really impressive. Based on your preferred tune, I'd suggest the Tangzu Wan'er SG or Wan'er II. I prefer the sound of the II, but the SG cost me only $11 a few weeks ago. The base cables are ... meh, but pretty easy to swap out. If you want a more v-shaped tune, the Chu II are also pretty great.
r/iems • View on Reddit →I probably prefer the sound of the Wan'er, but I wear the Moondrops to s;leep most nights, as they're absolutely tiny. I prefer the style of the Zero 2 though!
r/DigitalAudioPlayer • View on Reddit →I stopped reading at "Truthear Zero Red", that trash usually goes for $55-65 and "Bass-forward"? did you ever listen that thing? All HBB collabs are known for their bass but the zero red?. It's $60 for an iem with a cheap cable and cheap eartips, with a gigantic nozzle, how do you tip roll with that nozzle?. It's just one of the worst iems for a beginner and totally overpriced, you can get a better cable and eartips with the Tangzu wan'er at 1/3 of the price. It's 2025 with so many options, at this point it's just a meme of this subr recommending that thing
r/iems • View on Reddit →Tangzu Wa'ner. It was whiny, that's the best way I can describe it. It sounded like a petulant child, upset that it didn't get its way. Whatever frequencies that a child whines at about not wanting to do something or whatever, those frequencies seemed enhanced to my ears, and just like a want to smack a whiny child (but don't, of course), I wanted to smack the Waaaaa'ner. I gave it to a friend almost immediately.
r/iems • View on Reddit →lol I just bought Wan'er 2 yesterday. Did u mean if I upgrade to $100, there's a big difference between them? I didn't use any accessories, just plug it straight to type c device
r/iems • View on Reddit →Tangzu Wan'er, Monndrop Chu II, Salnotes Zero 2 - they're all cheap as chips and you wouldn't go wrong with either of them!
r/DigitalAudioPlayer • View on Reddit →Tangzu Wan'er 2nd gen, and 7hz Zero 2. Loving them both.
r/ipod • View on Reddit →Waner 2 is the best choice because you get premium tips at the start of your journey which is important. Best advice is create a cheap collection of good IEMs with diverse sound qualities and have fun with the journey, then you'll be ready to leave the budget market and advance to the entry market where you will know what you're looking for. The second hand market in this hobby is excellent as well and you wont lose money on what you resell from there so you can then take more risks at the $100-200 range.
r/iems • View on Reddit →Pls bhai iem lele not even kidding, downside is iem's are not handy unlike tws, day-to-day life mei tws convenient h, but agar sirf sound matter krta h toh Bina soche iem le, tangzu waner is best for warmer bass vocals and extremely superior.
r/headphonesindia • View on Reddit →interessante ler seu relato, mas você engana ao dizer que tem pouca experiência no hobby, olha só esse tanto de fone ai. fica claro sua preferência por graves, tanto é que eu não suportei o Zero 2 enquanto eu adorei o antecessor que era mais brilhante, mesmo caso do Waner 2, achei ele lamacento e pesado perto do Gate que bateu muito com as minhas preferências
r/audiofiliabrasil • View on Reddit →daily driving kiwi ears cadenza, but i've went through a pair of salnotes zeros, and a pair of linsoul tangzu waners as well as daily drivers. probably gonna swap back to the tangzus once i get a new cable for em
r/ipod • View on Reddit →https://preview.redd.it/7qez8yiatxqf1.jpg?width=874&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=874ca4fe7062b0f92fe550ae55d836718a25d403 ***Antes de começar, vou tirar umas coisas do caminho.*** **1**\- A lista foi feita em inglês porque eu normalmente falo dessas coisas com meus amigos estrangeiros, não se preocupem, eu vou traduzir tudo aqui no texto. **2**\- Em todos, testei pelo menos uma vez com as ponteiras Sancai balanceadas da Tangzu, que acabaram sendo minhas favoritas e que encaixam melhor nos meus ouvidos. **3**\- **Eu ainda me considero iniciante no hobby** e ainda não investi uma quantia muito grande nem em IEMs nem em equipamento para tirar o absoluto máximo de proveito deles **4**\- Estou linkando na maioria deles, um link para os gráficos de frequência de resposta. Agora sem mais enrolação, vamos a lista. ***S*** \- ***Ótimos direto da caixa*** * [Tripowin x 0dibi - Vivace](https://graph.hangout.audio/iem/5128/?share=Vivace) Um colaboração com o youtuber e reviewer coreano [0dibi](https://www.youtube.com/@0dibi/featured), o Vivace da Tripowin foi o que de longe mais me surpreendeu nesta lista toda. Conheci da existência dele pela [lista](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sHR4QwC1-YprWbjDEHtrz9qCQskY_uuOsAo-Amjznts/edit?gid=0#gid=0) do [Fresh Reviews](https://www.youtube.com/@FreshReviewsYT) que eu uso como uma das minhas referencias por seu foco na performance de IEMs em jogos. Esse IEM na minha opinião faz mágica com seu único Driver Dinâmico (o famoso 1DD), tendo uma ótima separação e um staging que eu até tomei um susto quando ouvi pela primeira vez. Senti que ele tem bom sub-bass e mid-bass sem ficar lamacento. Apesar dos agudos não serem tão claros quanto eu gostar, ele fica um fone bem confortável de usar sem sons que cansam. Falando em conforto, sua construção leve do que parece ser só plástico mesmo, deixa ele tranquilo nos meus ouvidos o dia inteiro sem sentir que eu tenho duas pedras neles. O cabo que acompanha ele também é muito bom e até bem grosso, deixando ele um pouco difÃcil de guardar mas eles não enrola nem enrosca durante o uso. Pelo que eu testei, não senti muita diferença enquanto brincava no EQ com ele, mas apesar disso, super recomendo. * [Tangzu Wan'er 2](https://graph.hangout.audio/iem/5128/?share=Wan%27er_2) Um dos queridinhos da faixa de preço dos $20 dólares, foi outro que me surpreendeu direto da caixa, que por sinal, só pelas ponteiras e cabo já valeram o preço do IEM. Enquanto seu staging não é tão bom quando o do Vivace, e seus graves mid-bass são um pouco mais exagerados, ele ainda é uma delicia de usar o dia todo com uma qualidade ótima. talvez com agudos até melhores que os do Vivace, mas sem tanta definição nos graves e um palco mais claustrofóbico. Mais um de só 1DD que parece mágica funcionando, não é à toa que é tão recomendado por influencers, é um fone que apesar de seu humilde driver dinâmico responde muito bem a EQ, podendo ter seu perfil mudado bem drasticamente. Outro que eu posso concordar que recomendo pra todo mundo, nem que seja só pelo cabo e ponteiras. ***A*** \- ***Poucos problemas*** * [TRN Shell](https://audioamigo.squig.link/?share=TRN_Shell_Red_Ring) E vamos com mais um que me surpreendeu, mas não necessariamente de uma forma boa. O TRN shell vem com um kit completÃssimo, case aprova d'água (que eu coloquei um pacotinho de silica gel dentro por frescura minha), várias ponteiras de qualidade até boa, um cabo modular bem maneiro de bom tamanho que não tende a enrolar fácil, e um kit de mais dois bocais adicionais que mudam a equalização do seu IEM, mas eu não vou nem fingir que eu entendi o propósito deles visto que os de borracha vermelha tinham um som melhor pra mim e foi com estes que eu segui em frente. Quanto ao caminho que estava na minha frente, eu não vou mentir que apesar dos 3 DDs + 1 Planar, ele é um IEM com um médio grave/mid-bass lamacento, realmente como se fosse uma concha na areia molhada da praia depois de uma chuva forte. Os agudos são claros, mas o palco dele é dificil de descrever, como se tivesse espaço mas estivesse tudo na sua cara. **PORÉM**, e este é um enorme porém, ele é um fone que respondeu assustadoramente bem a equalização, coloquei o alvo de auto EQ dele pra ser o Volür da 64 Audio e ele... ficou fantástico??? É como se a lama tivesse sido limpa, o palco se abriu, e ele agora funcionava como devia. Sem equalização eu diria que ele é passável mas pelo preço maior que os fones anteriores, ele só valeria pelo kit de coisas que vem com ele e não pelos lindos fones em si com sua estrutura de metal cromado e som lamacento. Acabou virando um IEM que eu adoro usar, mas só em casa, já que soa horrÃvel sem EQ. * [Moondrop Aria](https://graph.hangout.audio/iem/5128/?share=Aria) Aah... Aria, o original... meu primeiro amor que infelizmente não pude comprar a versão da Hatsune Miku por ser mais cara e com o valor decidi comprar a versão normal com um cabo com microfone. Comprado 3 anos atrás quando eu descobri o hobby através dos videos do [Dank Pods](https://www.youtube.com/@DankPods) que me levou aos vÃdeos do [Crinacle](https://www.youtube.com/@crin) e hoje estou neste vÃcio. Na época era um fone fantástico, com seus dois drivers magnéticos eu estava ouvindo coisas que nunca tinha ouvido antes e estava amando, mas fui vitima dos problemas de controle de qualidade da Moondrop. No primeiro ano um dos cabos já morreu, logo o com microfone e depois.... bem, vamos chegar lá. Hoje em dia, eu sinto que eles ficaram datados, seu palco é claustrofóbico e sua separação deixa a desejar, mas isso me deixa otimista! Olha o quão longe fomos em apenas 3 anos! E com preços menores! ***B*** \- ***Precisa de mais Equalização*** ~~Okay eu admito, o nome dessa tier é meio besta.~~ * [Moondrop Space Travel 2](https://graph.hangout.audio/iem/5128/?share=Space_Travel_2) (Esta m\*\*\*\* não é alta o bastante) Abram alas para o único TWS da lista, um fone sem fio que até agora não me deixou na mão e muito menos surda. O Space Travel 2 é fantástico pelo seu preço, ainda mais por ter cancelamento de ruÃdo ativo e ser tão confortável de usar, leves e seguros, não caindo da minha cabeça mesmo comigo tomando uma cabeçada com toda força de outro infeliz num metrô lotado de São Paulo. Ele também conta com um aplicativo semi-funcional da moondrop que permite que a equalização seja alterada nele mesmo, o "Online DSP", com EQs da comunidade também caso você não queira tentar fazer sua própria curva. Num ambiente mais quieto, eles são fantásticos e talvez um pouco graves demais, mas eu gosto de graves então tudo bem, até aceito os sub-graves um pouco exagerados. O cancelamente de ruÃdo também é só meio okay, nessa faixa de preço não tem muito o que fazer ou reclamar. No entanto o problema real é o volume, eu pessoalmente boto ele no máximo e ainda acho meio baixo para usar na rua, mas apesar disso, é uma recomendação com certeza. * [Truthear Gate](https://graph.hangout.audio/iem/5128/?share=Gate) (brilhante demais) Vocês que gostam de agudos tem meu respeito, estou até pensando em vender esse com só dois dias de uso. Eu adoraria colocar ele mais baixo, mas eu não posso, ele não é um fone ruim, longe disso, mas eu achei os agudos dele definidos até demais, foi cansativo e irritante usar esse fone e eu não posso dizer que curti a experiência apesar da clareza e detalhe. Os graves dele são bem definidos, bem controlados, sem exagero. Até os próprios agudos que eu não curti são bem limpos, sem serem estridentes... só me doeu de usar.... Realmente nesse aqui o problema sou eu. A magia negra do único Driver dinâmico se voltou contra mim. ***C*** \- ***É okay, pra ser honesta*** * [KZ EDC Pro](https://audioamigo.squig.link/?share=KZ_EDC_Pro) Perdi a conta de quantas vezes vi esse fone ser recomendado por aÃ, com usuários estrangeiros usando as moedinhas do AliExpress pra conseguir ele até de graça e... realmente ele é okay. Acho que é o começo da "\~zona de audiofilia\~", pra quem nunca usou um fone bom antes, ele é fantástico. Pra quem está aprendendo EQ, ele é bom, e pra quem já bateu a cabeça conta a parede da audiofilia, ele é o fone reserva, o bom e velho que tá ali assim que precisar e não custa caro. Não é perfeito, talvez nunca vá ser, mas ele serve muito bem pra quem precisa e pra quem quer. * [Kinera Celest Wyvern](https://earphonesarchive.squig.link/?share=Kinera_Celest_Wyvern) Já esse é um que eu não vejo ser falado muito sobre, e diferente do EDC pro, não é tão barato nem tão "alegre". O EDC Pro é um v-shape um pouco acentuado dando uma certa coloração pro seu áudio, já o Wyvern é completamente neutro, talvez neutro até demais, eu realmente fico sem o que falar do som dele. Não tem graves demais, não tem graves de menos, não tem agudos demais, não tem agudos de menos, etc. Seu palco é pequeno, fechado, meio pra baixo, nada pra falar sobre aqui... Suas ponteiras também não são nada pra se celebrar, estão alÃ, dão pro gasto. O cabo, especialmente se você pegar a verdão com um microfone externo já é um diferencial, ele é até um pouco enrolado mas muito leve e confortável. Mas onde ele é excelente? No seu absoluto conforto. O formato deste IEM (pelo menos nos meus ouvidos) completamente some, puff, desaparece como se eu nem estivesse usando eles. Talvez em qualidade ele esteja no nÃvel do EDC mas de resto ele é tão gostoso de usar que eu vou deixar ele e usar o ["life hack da espuma"](https://www.reddit.com/r/iems/comments/1nn4lwl/i_was_today_years_old/) nas ponteiras dele pra quando eu for num show e não quiser tomar mais pancadas na minha audição já que eu não gosto de usar tampões de ouvido convencionais. * [7hz Salnotes Zero](https://graph.hangout.audio/iem/5128/?share=Zero_Salnotes) O Antecessor de outro queridinho da comunidade, no meu caso comprado quase junto com o Aria e acompanhado de um cabo até bem ruim na minha humilde opinião e ponteiras que eu gosto bastante porém com um som que eu não sou tão fã. Apesar de bem definido pelo preço, e uma sonoridade neutra levemente com mais graves, eu acho eles um pouco gritantes demais e, bem, agora tem um upgrade na forma do 7hz Salnotes Zero 2, deixando este bem obsoleto. Ainda assim, pelo preço, e por quanto abuso ele já aguentou (cair, bater, existir nas minhas bolsas e mochilas em cases menos do adequados), o seu upgrade vale a pena.... eu acho... só tenho o original então tudo que eu falo bem sobre o Zero 2 é o que estou ouvindo de quem ouve nele. Como outra anedota pessoal, usei meu Zero original pra jogar alguns jogos em VR quando visitei um amigo e eles tem um espaçamento até maneiro pra isso (apesar de imperfeito). ***D*** \- ***Não*** * [Earbuds da Apple, aqueles que vinham com o iphone mesmo, cabo lightning](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ) KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK. ELE NEM FICA CONECTADO DIREITO NESSA PORCARIA DE ENTRADA. KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK. SOM TODO ESTOURADO, SÓ SERVE PRA OUVIR TUDO QUE Tà EM VOLTA. KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK. Deve ser falso essa porcaria, não é possÃvel. (Era do meu pai, sei lá) * [Especificamente meu Moondrop Aria porque eles quebraram depois de anos de uso pra lá e pra cá](https://youtu.be/AKgcLsE3ENs) E aqui vem a segunda vitima do controle de qualidade da Moondrop. Cuidei muito bem deles, mais do que dos meus Zero e um dia do nada o lado direito resolveu desligar, nunca mais funcionar independente do cabo. Aria deixa uma famÃlia de 6 ponteiras medianas, um cabo sem microfone que ainda recebe uso, e agora se une no céu dos bons fones com o cabo com microfone. ***E FIM*** Nossa eu passei tempo demais escrevendo essa pilha de coisas... mas pra você que leu até o final, eu peço sua ajuda porque eu não sei da onde vou pra cá. Eu sei que tem IEMs melhores por aÃ, que se encaixam talvez num leve v-shape como o Vivace mas tem uma qualidade, separação, e número de drivers ainda melhores. Estava até pensando no Truthear Pure mas não sei se seria um upgrade que vale a pena então todo feedback é bem vindo. Agradecimento especial pra moderação que me ajudou com o post depois que o automod me bloqueou.
r/audiofiliabrasil • View on Reddit →I found the treble on Klean to come off a bit too unnatural to me. Also, the bass response didn't come off very satisfying to me compared to something like the hexa or tangzu waner. I actually like the tangzu waner better than the klean
r/iems • View on Reddit →KZ has a lot of decent value IEMs. I also have a set of Tangzu Waner IEMs that I really enjoy for their surprising separation and they make female vocals sound great.
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