My set got delivered just now. What got me interested in ordering this is the shape of the shell, which tends to be the shape I gravitate to much like with similarly shaped KZ or CCA sets -- it stays in my ears much, much better, all while having a similar sound signature as to what the 7hz Zero has. Finally having tried these pairs out, I'm really happy that I got this because I was right about the shape; it sounds like a better 7hz Zero to me with the added benefit that fits like a dream in my ear unlike my pair of 7hz Zero, which, while I'm in love with its sound, just doesn't stay in my ears at all no matter what eartips I use. Thanks for reviewing this, Paul! You helped me find my next daily driver.
Its a nice set, I don't like the cable, but it flew under the radar, not marketed as much as it should have been. Not sure why they did that as it competes well at the price they chose.
i would say that the spring tips from moondrop help a lot with the grip on your ear... although i'm not sure about if the length would fits the wyverns
Got this one also for $15. Fits me well with cp100, sounds excellent. Maybe a bit bright for me, could add a filter, but the slight brightness makes it a bit different from some of my other DD sets. Driver seems good, it's got nice resolution and detail for $15.
Yes, Harman2019 is going to take you to a slight bright 2-4k, sometimes you can dip that a bit with tips. Once you hit 10db, it is going to start to be noticeable on some tracks.
OK, you win. I swear the cable doesn't do it justice so try swapping. Same on the tips, you need to get it in the ear a bit more than the KB07 did for me.
Yes, Wyvern is actually a nice one, but not enough to displace Polaris. I really like that switch as it covers a decent bass range to adapt to different listener types.
There is no magic recipe for gaming other take the one with leaner bass which is cleaner. That is why most people go with original Zero. If you are ok with more bass, then Zero 2.
They are very similar and you wouldn't own both. There are 3 very popular sets at that price point, Zero/Zero 2, Chu/Chu 2. and Wan'er. Wan'er is a great set, but people tend to like the shells of the other sets more. But sound for the price, you are fine with any of them. There is also a Wan'er Studio Edition about to be released but I don't know what it is about.
This product has cable issue always. Microphone quality is very poor and right end ear cable no sound at all. To purchase it wisely, it may have a disaster for you. Not a pleasant shopping experience on the IEM earbuds + boom microphone. Bad!!
My set got delivered just now. What got me interested in ordering this is the shape of the shell, which tends to be the shape I gravitate to much like with similarly shaped KZ or CCA sets -- it stays in my ears much, much better, all while having a similar sound signature as to what the 7hz Zero has. Finally having tried these pairs out, I'm really happy that I got this because I was right about the shape; it sounds like a better 7hz Zero to me with the added benefit that fits like a dream in my ear unlike my pair of 7hz Zero, which, while I'm in love with its sound, just doesn't stay in my ears at all no matter what eartips I use. Thanks for reviewing this, Paul! You helped me find my next daily driver.
Its a nice set, I don't like the cable, but it flew under the radar, not marketed as much as it should have been. Not sure why they did that as it competes well at the price they chose.
i would say that the spring tips from moondrop help a lot with the grip on your ear... although i'm not sure about if the length would fits the wyverns
Got this one also for $15. Fits me well with cp100, sounds excellent. Maybe a bit bright for me, could add a filter, but the slight brightness makes it a bit different from some of my other DD sets. Driver seems good, it's got nice resolution and detail for $15.
Yes, Harman2019 is going to take you to a slight bright 2-4k, sometimes you can dip that a bit with tips. Once you hit 10db, it is going to start to be noticeable on some tracks.
I got one of these on Aliexpress today for $15. Couldn’t pass it up at that price.
OK, you win. I swear the cable doesn't do it justice so try swapping. Same on the tips, you need to get it in the ear a bit more than the KB07 did for me.
@@PaulWasabii Thanks for the heads up. I’ve got plenty of spare cables and tips so I’m ready!
I got them on the same deal, LCP drivers, resin body, 2 whole sets of tips and a super-cardioid mic for 15 dolars is one hell of a deal
How do you think with Polaris? cca is better I think. Thanks.:)
Yes, Wyvern is actually a nice one, but not enough to displace Polaris. I really like that switch as it covers a decent bass range to adapt to different listener types.
Zero2, cadenza, wyvern pro and waner among these which is better for gaming?
There is no magic recipe for gaming other take the one with leaner bass which is cleaner. That is why most people go with original Zero. If you are ok with more bass, then Zero 2.
Which one is better, wyvern pro or tangzu waner
They are very similar and you wouldn't own both. There are 3 very popular sets at that price point, Zero/Zero 2, Chu/Chu 2. and Wan'er. Wan'er is a great set, but people tend to like the shells of the other sets more. But sound for the price, you are fine with any of them. There is also a Wan'er Studio Edition about to be released but I don't know what it is about.
This product has cable issue always. Microphone quality is very poor and right end ear cable no sound at all. To purchase it wisely, it may have a disaster for you. Not a pleasant shopping experience on the IEM earbuds + boom microphone. Bad!!
I tried the cable, put it back in the box. I should have gone with my first thought and went with the non-Pro