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Teo Yong Shun
After exiting the Singapore audio industry for years, the Technics return with the debut of its first true wireless model, EAH-AZ70W. General Usage See Score Breakdown Audiophile Score Breakdown Where…
Review: Cat Ear Audio Mia – the Debut
Leveraging the experience and expertise from parent company, Cat Ear Audio enters the portable audio industry by debuting their first pair of IEMs: Mia. Introduction Cat Ear Audio (C.E.A.) is…
Review: Taotronics SoundLiberty 88 – Great for Calls?
Taotronics advertised SoundLiberty 88 as a pair of true wireless earbuds that are great for phone calls – is it true that it can handle your calls without much effort?…
Review: NiceHCK NX7 MK3 – the Trilogy
With the experience gained from first and second generation, NiceHCK achieves perfection in this series by releasing the NX7 MK3 – excellent sound and build quality with the affordable pricing…
Review: FiR Audio M4 – Mezzo Soprano!
Despite being new, FiR Audio rocks the IEMs industry by launching their M-series IEMs, which utilize plenty of useful technologies that help to improve the overall sonic performance. Introduction FiR…
Review: Astrotec S80 Plus – The “Astro”-Ordinary
With the latest technologies implemented and feedback from S80 users, Astrotec releases their latest true wireless earbuds, the S80 Plus with a more affordable price tag. General Usage See Score…
Review: Sony WH-1000XM4 – Upgrade?
The new WH-1000XM4 is definitely a debatable topic on wireless headphone forums. Let’s settle it. Is this model an adequate upgrade from its predecessor, WH-1000XM3 in terms of sound quality,…
Review: EarFun Air – Stable and Sturdy
With long battery life and quad-mic noise cancelling call technology, EarFun Air can be deemed as a release to address the weaknesses in current entry-level true wireless earbuds. General Usage…
Review: AUKEY EP-N5 – Affordable Alternative
With up-to-date technologies such as ANC implemented together with a decade of experience in consumer electronics, AUKEY launched EP-N5 to provide an affordable alternative to consumers. General Usage See Score…
Review: DUNU Studio SA3 – Let Music Flow
After gaining a lot of experience in designing dynamic driver and hybrid IEMs, DUNU decided to try something different – releasing the Studio series with full BA drivers configured. Introduction…
Review: BQEYZ Spring 2 – Improvement?
BQEYZ continues their journey in conquering the entry-level, triple-hybrid IEMs with the second generation of Spring series, the Spring 2. Introduction BQEYZ is an IEM manufacturer from China. The spelling…
Review: FiiO FD1 – The New Series
After achieving maturity in the FH (hybrid) series and FA (BA) series, FiiO decided to release another series – FD (dynamic) series IEMs to address the needs of different groups…
Review: TRN VX: Aggressiveness Overflown
With the IEM battle between Chi-Fi manufacturers moving towards hybrid configuration approach, TRN released the new VX with hybrid configuration and jaw-dropping 7 drivers to stand in the arena. Introduction…
Review: Audio Technica ATH-ANC300TW – The Extraordinary
The new ATH-ANC300TW from Audio Technica is their answer to those audiophiles who are after high-efficiency active noise cancellation and high-performance sonic quality. Introduction Audio Technica was founded in 1962.…
Review: Lotoo PAW S1: King of USB Dongle
Lotoo, a well-known digital audio player (DAP) manufacturer decided to release its first USB dongle – the PAW S1 – to provide an alternative to current choices in the market.…
