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Teo Yong Shun
Sennheiser specifically created the 2-in-1 combo package of the powerful IE 100 PRO IEMs plus a Bluetooth module to address the different needs of the audiophile community. The new driver…
Review: Queen of Audio Vesper IEMs – Another Underrated Gem
Powered by a hybrid configuration of a BA driver and a dynamic driver, the QoA Vesper successfully delivers the listener’s sweet and (more importantly) right sound. After launching the flagship…
Review: EarFun Free 2 – Stable, Immersive, and Without Delay
Building on the success of the original Free, Free Pro, and Free Air, EarFun further improves the Free series by releasing the Free 2, equipped with Bluetooth version 5.2, aptX,…
Review: Audio-Technica ATH-CKS330XBT – Latency Saviour!
As one of the models in the Solid-Bass series, Audio-Technica’s most successful line-up in the Asia market, the ATH-CKS330XBT brings impactful and energetic bass to users without compromising wireless freedom.…
Review: Origami Audio Silver – State of the Art
Origami Audio combines metal crafting expertise and a passion for music to produce high-quality IEMs in both physical appearance and sonic performance. The founder of Japanese-based Origami Audio, Kazuhiro Oya…
Review: Shanling MTW300 – Fly in the Ointment
After a first trial in the TWS market with the MTW100, Shanling launched the flagship MTW300 to strengthen their position against big players like Sony and Sennheiser. General Usage See…
Review: PEAK Audio Origin – The Courageous and Ambitious Newcomer
You can see the desire to create a new “peak” in the audio industry in PEAK Audio’s courageous and ambitious release – the planar-magnetic driver powered Origin IEMs. As a…
Comparison Review: Audio Technica ATH-G1 vs. ATH-G1WL – For Gamers. By Audiophiles.
Audio Technica is killing two birds with one stone by releasing the ATH-G1 series of gaming headphones for gamers who appreciate accuracy, as well as great sound quality, while gaming,…
Comparison Review: MoonDrop Super Spaceship Reference (SSR) vs Super Spaceship Pulse (SSP)
After the success achieved with Harman Target tuned models, MoonDrop scores another home run with the release of the new, Diffused Field Target tuned, Super Spaceship series. Introduction MoonDrop, founded…
Review: EarFun Free Pro – High Latency Solved!
With the release of the Free Pro, EarFun has the solution to TWS high latency. General Usage See Score Breakdown Audiophile Score Breakdown Where To Buy The EarFun Free Pro…
Review: Technics EAH-AZ70W – the Good Old Days Is Back!
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…
