Yes! Tangzu Wan'er 🖤

lol, this get to show how much preference may vary. I use mine with eq to decrease bass (below 200hz) about 4.5db

and now we have the chu 2

Chu for me had nice sounds signature but sadly were uncomfortable as hell - basically the worst IEM in terms of comfort I ever tried to use (and failed) - I returned them.🤷🏻

Sir, I've 7hz salnotes zero but tell me which is better option between these four 1.7Hz Salnotes Zero 2.Truthear Hola 3.Tangzu Wan'er 4.Moondrop CHU 2(two) NOTE : Also let me know , if there are some better options than above mentioned IEMs under 25$

Trypowin Lea stock cable, only looks good for the pics but it's crap irl.

How's the experience

Which one did you get?

im really indecise about these 2, but i think i will opt for the KZ's, they have 3 drivers instead of just one, slightly better price, and a cable with a mic. Im thinking about using them for gaming. Winch one would you recommend?

@@FIRE3FLY_KZ has a bad history, lies about their drivers. Definitely look into them before buying

by far its king non of these couldn't get to it

Did you like the Hola?. Is it good for long term use? I'm considering buying it.

@@warsuhaib3483 I do so. Sorry for late reply, lol. Eventually I also bought the Truthear zero but tbh, I think Hola holds it value better than all of them. If you still can get them, dew it.

truthear hexa i heard is best in price class, like unbelievably good

What phone and tablet are you using? Using dac amp will amplify the sound naturally.

@@denoiz the tablet is Huawei Matepad 11. The cellphones are Infinix Zero 5g 2023 and Vivo Y11.

​​@@goldpieceleo Which dongle u have? Bought two Wan'er and it just sounds average on a Moto G22. But i have an Edge 30 Fusion and a Hiby FC3 that i did'nt tested yet.

@@goldpieceleo wait don't these have a kind of eq already set in idk maybe setting it to flat might help

@@sathya5057 I don't EQ.

Is it has enough base for watching movies

@@swaroopadapa51 that’s a matter of personal preference, but I’d say yes.

Use some foam tips

lol I did this 10+ years ago with a nokia earphone, whenever I get to a song that I love, I would press my ears... that feeling when you able to hear something you can't hear before, its so mesmerizing

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Lol

Can't be sure, even iems from established brands may suffer from similar issues, let alone these budget chifi products. My Hola still holds up well so far but I wouldn't make any guarantees that it will last for a long time

​@@lumeri0nUnderstandable, Thanks for the reply

Mine had the same problem but it happened 6 months in. I got it replaced then 4 months later the other side died. I'm trying to look for a reliable iem that'll last long.

@@Enzed_ i had the kz zs10 pros for a couple of years, after many many drops the left piece had a crack on the plastic and something started to rattle, they still work though, got 3 cheap ones as replacements to test out. cca cra, tangzu wan er and 7h zero crinacle. out of the 3 i gave the wan er away, it hurt my ears, not the fit, but their sound... Cannot say for the durability of the rest as i got them less than a month now,but when they die out i will 100% get the zs10 pro again. affordable comfortable, durable and decent sounding for music, gaming and phone calls. hope i helped

why would you buy any of this shit when you have the red?

I'd say Wan'er or Chu 2

@@lumeri0n Thank You Sir, I think CHU 2 would be the better options bcoz Wan'er comes with cheaper build quality.

@@lumeri0n Tangzu Wan'er OR Truthear Hola Which one is better for gaming as well as music 🎶 ?

waner has the best mid bass quality.

he wishes he was lol

7hz zero

get the holas because they have the best imaging out of these. the 7hz zero have shit imaging.

@@davidsmith9267what about the wan’ers? I like how those look the best so if the difference is not much I’d chose those

@@hedenponce-pf2pd there are differences as they are tuned different, for example the holas are darker harmen with a boost in the bass

@@davidsmith9267 sorry I’m new to iems so I’m not knowledgeable about the different tunes, but would that mean they’re the Definite pick over the wan’ers?

No for metal go for a bit of base focused iem i will suggest blon blo3 as for those everything sounds good irrespective of the source somehow even crappy MP3 sounds great

Upgrade in tuning consistency perhaps, but if you want a noticeable difference I would suggest going further up the price chain with iems like EA500, Truthear Zero and Hexa,...

@@lumeri0n appreciate the response. Might just stick with this until I save up for those IEM's u recommend.

Please help me

Hola and Wan'er will do well, Wan'er if you want a bit more bass and fun sound

I'd say look at old cheap open back Audio Technicas like the ATH-AD500X, or higher up the price range AD700X & AD900X

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Up

Get the holas

Excercise frequent ear hygiene practices. You may use cotton swabs to remove earwax from the outer walls, as long as you don't shove them in too deep which further compacts earwax inside There are also over the counter medicines in liquid form that you can use to flush out excess earwax, but they should be used sparingly.

@@lumeri0n But these issues are also there with any in-ear headphones and even Airpods, right?

Havent had this issue, but i swapped my iems away from the likes of KZ and Tin T2 to something more ergononic like the Jade Audio. A real improvement

Most of these IEMs are decently ergonomic, but if you have small ears the Chu might be best in the four featured.

@@lumeri0n chu famously fits badly and is hard to wear for a lot of people

The Spring Tips that comes with the Moondrop Chus are undersized so the smallest Spring Tip will probably fit you but maybe try the SpinFit CP100, I have very small ear holes but I like how they fit (the SS size).

@@NJ-wb1cz Chus always managed to slip out of my ears, despite that. The same spring tips on my now broken blon bl03 always fits. I've now gone onto using Truthear holas and i'd say I much prefer this sound signature over chus (despite enjoying chus). The only downside to hola for me is that despite the perfect fit it does seem to sit too perfectly in there, pressure my ears a bit.

@@astupidlylongnamethatstoolong I think it's down to their form, weight, and cable

Moondrop Chu maybe, it's close between then all but Chu are tuned to Moondrops VDSF Target which has been known to have good imaging if not at the sacrifice of soundstage.

which one?

which one?

Is that good or bad?

@@renandoprasetyo5538 haha better than good. For the price I can’t imagine anything sounding better. Really is very well tuned and they go super loud. I connect them to my iphone. And they’re loud! Nothing sounds weird or out of place

@@pieterjansenvanrensburg7322 OMG bro please tell me how is the bass, how Travis Scott songs like Trance sound like? U using them with apple dongle?

@@Riko_AB I’m a musician so I like detailed sound these are really powerful IEMs with good volume and the bass is also very nice. There’s no frequency that I feel is missing. Everything is there and the sound stage is surprisingly good too for a budget set like this. You won’t be disappointed

​​​@@pieterjansenvanrensburg7322 apple dongle? And how's the bass plz on the song Too Many Nights - Metro Boomin. Overall bass is heavy?

Anything that isn't the stock ones and are comfortable for you

Salnotes

No mic on mine

cope much?

CRA's kinda made obsolete by these

Tangzu Wan'er

I use waner ... They're great

@@Omprakash-fd2pc do you play csgo or any battle royales how is the footstep sounds

A but subjective, but all 4 were fine on my ears. Nothing impressive but nothing bad either.

@@lumeri0n Thanks. I've only tried the Aria's and I had to return them. I couldn't live with them.

Hola is an all rounder... its a balanced one... have a punchy bass and more clarity ... Hbb is for bass lovers...

These should all be more technically proficient then your akg buds (thought not significantly so), but I would look towards the Chu for a similar tuning

​​@@lumeri0n Chu is worse i heard. FIt and bass is bad on them.

Any of these $20 IEM's will sound better then the budget western market but if you really want something better try and spend atleast $50 bucks. Truthear Zero for example would blow all these out of the water.

Check my review, also in this channel

@@lumeri0n yeah i was watching that nice review!!

Bass increase from Chu 1 and less bright upper mids, but not neccessarily a clear upgrade from these 4 iems. Check my review of Chu II for more info

Looks and feels kinda cheap and messily glued together, has a chance to be defective. But if it doesn't have any immediately present defects then it has the chance to be very tanky and can withstand a lot of rough use despite its cheap feel.

What's your music preference? The Wan'er is a lot more enegetic, whilst the Hola stays closer to neutral with some added bass

@@lumeri0n I mostly listen to Rock and Metal with a little sprinkle of blues, indies and such

@@blackbear_211 i think hola will fit to your taste, but tangzu may fit in general other genre

​@@lumeri0n same here i am having lot of confusion which one buy i just watch movies some people says blon bl03 is it really good

@@blackbear_211 both will serve you well but I'm leaning a bit more towards Wan'er for extra bite and energy which would work for rock and metal

It is noisy

Dsp is garbage for its price💀

That's garbage u should sell it asap

Not really thats not that much bruh its a long term investment not one time buy u should save and go for good one rather than buying cheap ones

I don't have them on hand, but when I demo'd it I wasn't impressed, would still go for the normal Quarks. And Quarks itself has worse technical ability than these, it's pretty nice when up against microdrivers though.

​@@lumeri0n This is an unpopular opinion. I respect it though.

@@lumeri0n To me the Quarks absolutely obliterates all of these. Not only in tuning but most importantly of all that it has smooth treble and not a gigantic shredding 12k peak after a big 10k drop like any non-DSP single DDs and there is no such thing as technical ability.

OG quarks better in my opinion. The DSP not loud enough for me I can't boost with amp with usb c. Quarks is the most neutral of all. With EQ and a powerful dac amp he is a beast. If I want perfect sound I will go with the quarks. Just because the quarks is cheap don't make the mistake of under estimating it. I just regret the non detachable cable

Quarks DSP is overhyped, i was disappointed with quarks and replaced them with waner and i love it.

Not really, the Chu has similar bass to the Salnotes, and I liked it. Most of my critcism of the Salnotes Zero comes more from the lower seperation and detail retrieval, and midrange that's a bit dry and grainy.

Dsp is trash LMAO

no one asked

@@Gabriel-lf9rt , no one need such comment

kinda weird you commented your sets here. Seems like you want to flex but you don't really have anyone to flex to

Wan'er

Zsn Pro X has a somewhat uneven tuning, and KZ's BAs on the Pro X has grainy artifacts, I would advise going for Hola