Day 1 : Just looking for an IEM to buy Day 2 : Wow there is so many choices and brands . . . . Day 287 : I have lost all hope, after more than 3000 videos about wich IEM is better i'm still unsure about the sound signature im looking for, i haven't slept for 3 days and my obsession for weird technical micro-details is growing more and more, i wonder if i'm ever gonna go back to normal
When I first saw the Tin Audio T3 launched, I thought "Better wait for the Super* Review". I was not disappointed! Your videos are very well made, they seem well scripted and the quality of the audio and editing is very good. Your description of audio quality is easily relatable and the comparisons to other IEMs make good sense. You're in a completely different atmosphere than other reviewers, IMHO. Keep up the good work! - I'm off to Massdrop to get me some T3s :)
Just received the T3 a week ago, using them every day. Here are my impressions- Up-sides- Has more treble and bass than the T2, This is kinda like a *mildly* U shaped signature. it has all the characteristics of the T2 and a little more Bass and treble. Treble is a little more forward on the T3 Imaging is super great, Bass has more texture and detail. Where T3 differs from the T2: T2 has better separation in the mids, where T3 has better separation and details in the highs. Soundstage is wider on the T2. Downsides: i find the T2 more comfortable. The shell of the T3 is 2-3mm bigger and a little heavier than the T2. Also, the super thicc and heavy cable comes in the way often which is *kinda* annoying sometimes. TL:DR : Tin T3 is basically everything T2 has plus a little more bass and treble and with better imaging, separation, and microdetails. Does this make the T2 obsolete? ans- NO! The T2 is still a great buy! and some might prefer the T2 over the T3 because of the super sparkly treble. Are these a definite upgrade over the T2? ans- NO! These are kinda sidegrade because some might not like the brighter signature of the T3 and less soundstage. Which one is more neutral? ans- The T2, because of the wider soundstage and the near flat bass response. T3 is a little more "fun" sounding than the T2. Sorry for the giant wall of text, i hope you find this helpful.
I picked up the TIN T2 Pro last week and am very pleased. The slightly higher treble works for me and the base is nice and tight. No complains. Play around with various tips may tweak the experience that much more... a no brainier purchase.
I never understood how neutral really sounds like until I bought this pair. It did reveal recording flaws on my favorite tracks which I don't know if it's good or not or maybe it's just another level of fun. Great review by the way, it's the reason I bought it.
Many thanks 🙏 for Another awesome review very well scripted, enjoyable to watch easy to follow, already have the original T2 passed on T2 Pro but decided to get the T3’s watching your review I am glad I waited 🙂
My man! This was the review I was waiting for, its hard for me to trust a lot of reviewers so I wind up here often. Keep em' coming brother. Might have to grab these but for now I'm content with my t2. Cable is so nice though.
I have a pair of T3’s arriving soon! I’m no audiophile, I’ve been using apple wired headphones for years, this is my first foray into quality phones. I must admit I’m quite excited, I absolutely adore the look and design of these. I’m worried about the treble though, I do like bass and I like a defined treble, I’m sorry if my terminology is wrong 🙄Anyway time will tell! Thx for sharing!
Super* Review They arrived!!!! I already love the design, even the box is pretty!! I hooked them up and went straight for some Dave Brubeck, first impression is...my ears don’t understand what’s going on, I’m hearing little intricacies that I hadn’t heard before!! It’s only been a few hours but already they’re fantastic and comfortable, but I love the look and feel of them. My boss looked at them and said “they look incredibly expensive!!” I said nothing!! Anyway time will tell, thanks for your honest review. Subbed
@@Nev91280 Not great in the end. Pretty soon the left ear pod would keep falling off its connector to the point where it just wouldn’t reconnect. Bass if fine but treble is almost hissing on certain tracks. 4/10
I got delivery of a set of T3s today partly based on the recommendation made in this video. I am super impressed with the build quality and the standard of the cable is just outstanding. The sound is too bright for some people, you're right, but I seem to have similar tonal preferences to you so all good there. I think the bass is fine, perhaps lacking in sub bass. At this price point it's knocking some of my more expensive earphones to the back of the draw. Thanks.
@@gwynbleiddroach2589 Diwrnod da Gwynbleidd. I have One More Triple drivers, Ultimate Ears Superfi 3 and Trinity Audio Icarus III none of which I think rank well against the T3s even though they were more expensive. I have some that I consider as good. The iBasso IT01 are as good, slightly different sound so it's a matter of taste. I have one set which I think beat the T3s and this may surprise you. The Philips Fidelio S2 are better at lower end bass and match in other areas. I got them in pale blue for just £40, don't care about the colour. The draw back is they are really good fit dependant. If you don't get a perfect fit they sound crap.
@@gwynbleiddroach2589 if you get the Philips you may have to persevere to get a good fit. They come with a good selection of tips but none of them did the job for me. I ended up with a pair from the Icarus III package to get a good seal. Don't say I didn't warn you. :-)
Just reviewed the T2 and heard the same complaint about the bass and I'm like huh? There was plenty in my opinion. Don't really get it but okay. I'm a former bass head too. Great review man! Would love to try these out sometime.
Shrute Bucks Home Studio Basics on the T2, if you push the foam tips all the way back to where it covers or nearly covers the front port, you get about 5dB of clean bass boost.
@@armchairracer007 ya, Ive heard that works well. I have a high end dac amp so i just eq them and they sound fantastic. Im hoping ill have the t3 before my trip in a month tho!
I'm testing them too! I believe CE is the certification to sell them in Europe and the other to sell them in Australia, which is boring but many brands don't pay for that! I didn't try T2, just T2 Pro, and this is a big step up for me, even though they are still not perfect in treble for my taste. But for 95% of the people this could be a definitive set, without any doubt.
@@SuperReview I tried the stock foams but they were too big due the big noozle (and my small ears), then I switched to the black silicon ones. I don't have Comply right now to try, but I'll take them because I really want to appreciate that set. Oh, and I'll try these T3 foams too on T2 Pro, maybe I'll get some surprises.
@@SuperReview OMG. I tried Comply tips on T2 Pro, as you suggested. It's an incredible experience in sound changing: surely detail is not as good as before, but they become comfortable to listen to and the treble harshness is nearly completely gone. I didn't know tips could do so much. I'm now glad to have this set and to be able to listen to it! Thank you man, I'll shoot a video and I'll quote you on that trick
Hey man. After watching your review I decided to buy a Tin T3. And after 1 day of testing I felt they sound great but kinda don't fit amazingly well for me and tend to work their way out of my ears as I walk. I started digging further and realized that I'm wearing them the same way as T2's are supposed to be worn, but my blue earpiece was in the right ear and red earpiece was in the left ear which's different from how T2's are supposed to work. And then I realised that T3's are actually supposed to be worn the opposite way from T2's: for T2's the cable goes vertical upwards and for T3's it goes horizontally forward. For both models, red earpiece goes into right ear and left earpiece goes into left ear. After fixing this issue (swapping left and right and changing cable orientation) I noticed that the fit was actually better and more secure for me. That being said, you're wearing both of them *correctly* in both reviews, so my plan to jump into the comment section and blow your mind with "you were doing it wrong since the beginning" type of comment failed. That's ok. However, I find this thing to be super-non-obvious and since you're a fan of T2's/T3's I can't help but wonder why you did not mention this difference in the vid.
TBH, red = right, blue = left pretty consistently. And FWIW, I think Tin even changed their manufacturing so that newer T2s fit the same as T3s. One thing you can try to improve fit is lift your ear when you insert. Here's a goofy GIF of me doing it: imgur.com/a/AVG7mKB
Hi there. Love your reviews. Keep up the good work 🤘🏼 Im a drummer, and i wanna dive into the IEMs world. I thought about max 50$..and then i sae the Tin T3.. Do they worth the extra cash? And recommendations? KZ, CCX, TRN etc..? By the way, i need a good seal (foam tips?) to block some of the drum noise and rather have a pre-made ear hook 👍🏻 Thanks for the help. Eli
First time watching your reviews and I gotta say, simply amazing. It was very informative and all the information was relevant. The spin was questionable, but I think I'll still give it a 7/10. Think you could do a review on the TFZ Queens? It's a little pricier than your regular reviews but still worth it. Very very few reviews and all reviews are in an oriental language. Would be great to have an english review for it. Sorry for the long text.
Yes...you said it very right...the treble attacks a bit harsh on T3. My ears hurt after longer listening and also some sort of music will get a complete wrong overall appearance. At T2 and also T4 its much better. So if someone has the intention to buy TIN i would reccomend T1, T2 or T4. Except people who are really on need for treble because they want to enjoy special music where treble is more important can go with T3. They work for some kind of music very fine but for allround listening i cant reccomend them.
How would these compare to the iBasso IT01? Do you think they have a similar sound profile? I know the iBasso are a bit more expensive but do you think they are worth that extra cash? Love the reviews by the way. I've been into ChiFi earphones since the VSonic VSD3 came out.
Great reviews. I am thinking of getting some IEMS, I like clarity and listen to a lot of soundtracks. I am going to pair these up with a Samsung a70. Would I need a headphone amp at all? Thanks.
Cool review... I was checking contemplating on getting the T2 Pro based on your previous review. But I'll be looking out for this now. I wonder though if you've had a chance to listen to the CCA C10?
I got to audition the Tin T3s and some other chifi iems, the T3s sounded congested in the midrange in comparison. Was comparing them to the moondrop spaceship and the spaceship sounded better than the T3 imo
Hey, thank you for the review, I never heard of comply foam tips. Such good info, I dont see Tin Hifi on the size list when I check them out. Which model Comply did you buy for your Tin headphones?
Hi Super Review! I've been seeing you recommend Blon BL-03 and Tin Hifi T2 in the comments section, should I go with any of those two or go with T3 instead? My issue with Blon I might have to buy ear-tips and recable it. T3 seem to be great stock alone. Would appreciate an answer! ❤
T2 have been such a nice found after all the years of disappointments in my quest for all rounder IEM. The sound-to-price is what an audiophile would expect in 2019 specially considering the age of tech involve in those (and the fact that we normally over pay just for "branding"). I'm rocking way more expensive in ears (Final-Audio sold new at +300e ) and they stand well enough to not make me regret switching between both of them.
Hi there! Thank you for the review but I'd like to ask for your opinion. I listen to variety of music genre from EDM to classical music to acoustic. Will T3 cut for it? I'm not really a basshead. For reference I usually use ATH m-40x headphone. Much appreciated!
I don't think they'll sound much like the Audio Technicas, T3 is more vocals + treble focused. I love it. Great for classical and acoustic especially, but I like it with everything.
I was on a Massdrop binge in the past month or so, picked up the T2, EDC3 and EDC... The T2 sound imho the best, though the EDC series is decidedly more all-day comfortable. I'll keep the EDC and T2 as their sound signatures are different enough, and suit different activities... but the T2 at $35-$50 beats the EDC3 at $99, so I'm selling the EDC3. Really huge bang for the buck here. I am tempted to try the T3, but frankly the T2 are scratching a deep itch already...
@@SuperReview I get the feeling you've sampled the EDC3, because it is extremely flat in it's delivery- I feel there is little fun to be had. The EDC (aka Nuforce HEM Dynamic) is more lively, a little more bass oriented... still doesn't sound as good as the T2s though ;) . I'm keeping the original EDC for comfort, sleeping, snowboarding, and working out. My dedicated (mobile) music sessions are all T2.
I need your help, maybe due to the time you do not respond, but it does not cost anything to try. I had a Bluedio V2, Ufo 8 drivers, Edifier W830BT and both are horrible, very low. I bought an Anker Spirit X and I loved it, total neutrality, but I found that it lacked bass and I used insulation tape in the outputs and really increased the bass, but yesterday I noticed my head aching and I remembered the tapes, I took it and everything was normal. Before that I discovered that I like neutrality and I saw all his videos of T2, T2 PRO and now T3, but I do not know how to decide, you loved the T2 PRO + foams and said that he plays the vocals later than T3 and that be brighter, but highly praised the T3. I'm like you, I love to hear the voices of the songs well ahead, then the middle ones where they should be and the bass just as a complement, at the right time because if not my head hurts. In view of this, is the T2 PRO with foams more suitable? Or is it really T3?
Look...I'm going to be straight.....the sound might be more fun and slightly different from the signature tinaudio sound, they might be clearer whatever irrelevant...what really is a deal breaker tho, the spin..it's just not as good as the T2 spin :( what a deal breaker! Save lives, save the spin
Seeing your review I ordered t3 from aliexpress and I admit they are very good but I do have 1more triple driver gold Earbud which I bought from 1more site so I compared them and found both are much like the same in terms of sound. 1more is a straight down Earbud and they sound very accurate much like t3. Good imaging very accurate sound impression but lack of soundstage. T3 sounds much like the same but has soundstage like feeling. But I think 1more is slightly better than t3 in terms of sound. I prefer 1more triple driver *gold* as my daily driver. Thanks for the review it has been a great help.👍👍
Very Nice Review! I already have a KZ AS10 used for music and monitoring. Am planning to add another IEM. Between the Tin Audio T3 and TFZ Galaxy T2, which one is a better option to go for music playing or monitoring sound? Any advice would be very much appreciated! Have a wonderful day.
@@SuperReview thank you so much for the reply! I see. If only going to use it for music listening (jazz, acoustics, epic, ambient, classical, instrumentals), what would be a better choice between the two given the type of music I listen to?
@@SuperReview I see. Thank you so much again! Just ordered the T3! If I feel the need to listen to some heavy bass music, I'll just grab the AS10 for it. Is the TFZ Galaxy T2 close to the sound signature of the KZ AS10? Might get them as well in the future if they differ greatly 😅 Have a wonderful day 😊
So like you, the T2 was (one of) my first two IEMs and I just got the Moondrop SSR based on your review. Having these two, would you say there is a reason to get the T3? I mean is the sound different enough to warrant having it in ones collection? I was originally going to get the T3, but then the SSR really seemed up my alley so I went with that first.
@@SuperReview Thanks for the quick response! A concern of mine is comfort. I find that the larger IEMs like the T5 I have and the Starfield (and to some extent even the Blon bl03) are shaped in such a way that they put pressure on the lower part of my earlobe and after wearing them for a longer period of time my ears get sore in those spots. The T2 I don't have this problem, so the SSR seemed a no-brainer. The T3 has the same shape as the T2 which was my initial thought on why I would cheque it out, but as you said, already having the aforementioned IEMs, the sound is probably not that different. So apologies for the very specific question, but might you be able to point me towards something within that (70$~) price range that you would rate as having a similar comfort level/size/shape of the SSR or T2, yet different enough in sound to warrant having?
@@blixxity I have not tested either for gaming unfortunately, so I cannot really comment here. My initial thoughts would be the T2 mainly because it has a bit more of a tight bass response. When I get around to testing them I can respond again.
I was very dissapointed with these. I tried many silicon and foam tips with no improvements. I am going to buy 1More Quad Driver which I know will make music magic.
@@SuperReview it would be awesome to see some review on the BT cables! Not a lot of research out there for us consumers. Either way, thanks for all that you do 👍
I really like the sound of the T3. However I cannot get a good fit with any of the tips. What exact comply model do you recommend for this iem? Tks in advance.
Hm, I get a pretty good fit with the stock foam tips -- the smalls, specifically. With T2 and T3, they fit m a bit different than some other IEMs -- I don't go for a deep insertion and just wedge them in enough to stay in place. Honestly I wouldn't expect Comply tips to change the fit much for you.
Since you like unboxing earphones, you should try the DZAT DF-10 earphones. They are a few years old now, made of wood & have a very unique sound signature
Super* Review I’m not much of a reviewer or anything, but they sound good to me, the highs are bright, but not sibilant, the mids are smooth & warm and the bass is punchy & energetic with a deep sub bass, they are very fun to listen to
@@SuperReview many thanks for your time The thing is i use the iem on the go and i heard the p1 very power demanding Can i use the p1 with the wakman without the amp? Thanks
Tin Audio rolls of the tongue better for me. Most of the time I accidentally typed tin audio rather than tin hifi. Also, idk why they went with tin (Sn), there are many other, more exciting elements to name yourself after. For example: Beryllium Audio or Bromine HiFi. Man, I love Bromine HiFi...
Waiting for Massdrop to finally send my pair of T3's. Also recently bought a Hiby R3 DAP that has a 2.5mm balanced out, and wanted to confirm if the Tin Hifi T3's work with that?
Can you compare it with the 1more triple drivers? In terms of build construction and sound. Im pretty satisfied with 1more but looking for new earbusd that perform better even if they are more expensive
I will be very frank with you guys. I ordered these headphones, waited 5 weeks, and when they got here I was SUPER exited! I threw them in my ears ( I tried to put them in my ears) the right one stuck but not very well and left wouldn’t stay at all. I tried every eartip until I tried the slimmer foam tips which were the best fit for my ears, but still not amazing. The cable is great btw no complaints there and the build quality of the iem itself is great as well. But the sound quality is SHIT! There is not even a slight trace of bass. And the highs are trying way too hard to be clear that they sound so sibilant and distracting. At half volume I had no bass, sibilance so harsh I had to turn them down, and the soundstage along with fidelity SUCKS! All in all and I’m not joking ( I Rock beyerdynamic 1990 pros with the beyerdynamic a20 amp ) these sound worse than apple earbuds. WAY WORSE. Save your money and buy a pair of headphones!
Agree with you, buddy. TinHifi obviously uses aggressive marketing sending millions of freebies to literally every reviewer out there, thus generating a mass of hype around their very average product. These earphones are overpriced garbage that's hidden behind a fancy box and $5 dollar bling cable.
@@SuperReview most of the vid is great but everyone is here to find exactly how they sound. they are the same construction as the t2 we just want to know if they sound any better
I'm debating getting Tin T2s or not, I currently use Xiaomi IEM Pro HD and Monoprice 8232 Headphones, which are both warm sounding and I'm wondering whether the Tin T2s are going to be too harsh. I listen to hip hop, R&B and jazz most of the times so I prioritize bass over treble
@@SuperReview All the reviews are raving about the sound quality and I could use an upgrade. The Xiaomi earphones are great for the price, but often sound muffled in comparison to my headphones. The reviews on the T2s never say the bass is bad, just less pronounced, and if there is still enough bass, I might not mind the extra treble. Also the build looks awesome and it's one of the few headphones in the enthousiast sector that you can wear wire down
@@DrSpychology Sounds like you'll like it then. The more I listen to other earphones, the more I like the bass on the Tin T2 / T3 series. Right balance for me.
Mm, I dunno, I think the fit of these is not super secure for working out and the foam tips might get nasty with sweat. But just guessing, I haven't worked out in them. Maybe consider Mee Audio M6 Pro 2G. They're sweat proof.
Size + fit are very similar -- T3 is probably a touch bigger. Sound is somewhat similar. The Yinyoo V2 has more bass, and vocals can sound a bit thin IMO. T3 a bit less bass but more forward, fuller vocals. I prefer T3, both are quite good.
I just ordered this yesterday from Drop. I might have to stop watching your channel I'm gonna end up pissing my wife off 😂😂😂😂 between these and the Fiio M6 review. Seriously I'm new to the IEM and DAP game the T3s seem like a good start
@@SuperReview To be honest I really only considered them based on how they look, but for$60 I needed if they were worth it. Your review help swing the pendulum.
I got these and I'll be returning mine. For me, the only things that sound good with these are podcasts and maybe classical music. These just don't give the fullness that other earphones give. The treble is too strong for my taste. But good review I should've listened to what you said about the treble and bass
T2 Pro + Comply tips > T3 > Co-Donguri Brass > T2 > Shizuku. My opinion of Shizuku is a bit colored, though, because mine have realllllly annoying driver flex.
Thanks, appreciated (- I'll just grab one of each of the T2 Pro & T3... wait, are they going to bring out a T3 Pro as well later? LoL I do like that phat 3.5mm plug on the T2P cable... plus, I can always use just one cable for both & have the other as backup, same goes for either of the earphones (= OTH, may I recommend a pair or two of discontinued earphones from MEE audio [a.k.a. MEElectronics] as they are now available in bulk stock while supplies last [no original retail packaging which normally includes a carrying/storage case]. Since the quantity isn't large enough for you to review & recommend to your viewers, I would just like to hear how you find them based on your experience with a wide variety of different earphones & also your audio preference [treblehead ;-)] Don't even have to break the bank and they can be more than decent backup earphones whenever you need them. The P version which is the model with a Mic/mcirophone... the housing will eventually fall apart as it did with my original N9P [not offered here, but available from one seller who still has it listed for over a yr. now at about $15 or at Newegg for $46 the last time I checked]. I've stocked up enough pairs of the non-P versions to last me a lifetime since finding their availability last month =D A few folks I've recommended them to have bought some to try out. They are both different in sound & size/fit, with the N8 being the smallest & ideal for those with smaller ears like me, but I still prefer the overall laid back sound of the N9... N8, according to description should have more Bass even though I personally find the N9 not lacking any at all & even sounded better & cleaner than the other. If you do try them, let me know what you think of them... so, I know at least that my hearing isn't going bad this early in life ;-] www.ebay.com/itm/132847938160
After reading other reviews elsewhere, I decided to forego the Tin Audio lineup altogether, as it'd be more or less just a side-grade to what I already own in my collection. On the other hand, I ended up buying 2 pairs/set of the Co-Donguri Brass, both with the Balanced cable... one 2.5mm & 4.4mm each. I would have settled for just the 4.4mm, but my favorite deep blue color was only available with the 2.5mm [so, why not?]... someone else bought the last 3.5mm, so it made my decision even easier going with both Brass set in balanced mode (=D
hey, i have quick question - I have cheap MP3 player from aliexpress REIZU D01 - I listen music only on ebike (highspeeds) - is it worth to pay more for T3 or T2 will be fine?
which would you recommend for daily use on pc? I usually talk with my friends on voice chat and game. I don't really know which is more suited for me due to my versitile music taste. I don't need bass heavy iems but I don't want the bass to be almost nonexisting. I'm really new for audio especially for iems so I need recommendation. So far I've only heard of tin 2,2pro,3 and KZ AS10 [EDIT]: my budjet is around max 75€
Got tin t3 a week ago and damn, the details is awesome. A have listened to Evanescence - bring me to life and I can hear micro details that I couldn't here before like there is a beeping sound that I couldn't here from all the earphones I used before. For me treble is a bit piercing but I am getting used to Bass is not boomy no rumble but can tweak thru EQ
I wouldnt reccomend the M6 Pro 2nd Gen. I returned it for the T2's. Mids are recessed on the m6 Pros, sounds a little muddy. T2's are nice and neutral sounding
@@ramjitneer6208 mids aren't that recessed on the 2nd gen and they sound muddy if you don't get the right eartips but yeah T2 is better, and probably the best I've heard, the only IEM I like after T2 is DM6
Hey man I love your reviews and I wish you reviewed this Moondrop Crescent iems. Reviews on it are very rare but the ones who reviewed are praising it. I wish you could take a look. I am commenting this because I saw your comment on Crescent review by some iem guy
I'm confused by the T2 Pro's being your number 1 but, you recommended these as if they're better? I think that all of these Tin's can't get a 5 outta 5 star rating because of their differences. So, either a reevaluation should be done where they get different ratings or, change the ratings to more stars
If I followed that system, I'd always be adding stars and it'd be silly. My star system roughly follows this logic: 5 Strong rec at this price 4 Solid rec at this price 3 Don't hate it at this price 2 Don't bother at this price
@@SuperReview Wow! I guess we all have different tastes in sound reproduction after all. I respect that! Can you please check out Sony N3. I know you have been reviewing sub $200 iems, but if you get a chance listen to the Sony N3, they are the newest best hybrids from Sony. Also, not many UA-camrs have covered it in North America because it's an Asia exclusive so far.
@@SuperReview full copper cable and 100 hours of burn in for dm6. dm 6 reveals bad recordings and can sound too bright , but feed it properly mastered track , prefferably lossless and it shines. i have t2 and t2pro with t3 coming next week. tin hifi is great budget under 100 bucks. the detail dm6 can reveal is few levels above t2 for sure and the price reflects it. IMHO i believe dm6 is best under 200 iem.
Day 1 : Just looking for an IEM to buy
Day 2 : Wow there is so many choices and brands
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Day 287 : I have lost all hope, after more than 3000 videos about wich IEM is better i'm still unsure about the sound signature im looking for, i haven't slept for 3 days and my obsession for weird technical micro-details is growing more and more, i wonder if i'm ever gonna go back to normal
CookieCrisp97 I hope your asleep now...
The time spent researching you could of bought them all and tried them yourself. Try that next time 🤔
For God’s sake, don’t ever look at DACs
cannot explain nor express how much I relate to this
I'm on day three and already feel like day 287
I hope you just decided to get yourself some Starfields.
12:47 actual review
THE HERO WE NEED
What was the first 12 minutes?
@@L.T.B information and insight
When I first saw the Tin Audio T3 launched, I thought "Better wait for the Super* Review". I was not disappointed!
Your videos are very well made, they seem well scripted and the quality of the audio and editing is very good. Your description of audio quality is easily relatable and the comparisons to other IEMs make good sense.
You're in a completely different atmosphere than other reviewers, IMHO. Keep up the good work!
- I'm off to Massdrop to get me some T3s :)
Awesome review bro! Im looking forward to picking these up. Especially after this review.
Hey it's jefe man😎😎😎
would love a review from you as always man
Ooh, you doing a review?
@@SuperReview Yes. But unfortunately I have to wait on Massdrop to get mine. I don't have any contacts at Tin Hifi or Tin Audio.
Always good stuff. Your reviews should be considered gold standard for simple gear reviews.
I skipped over to the meat of the video so I was totally lost with all these comments referring to the "spin". Finally get it. 4/10 spin.
Just received the T3 a week ago, using them every day. Here are my impressions-
Up-sides- Has more treble and bass than the T2, This is kinda like a *mildly* U shaped signature. it has all the characteristics of the T2 and a little more Bass and treble. Treble is a little more forward on the T3 Imaging is super great, Bass has more texture and detail.
Where T3 differs from the T2:
T2 has better separation in the mids, where T3 has better separation and details in the highs. Soundstage is wider on the T2.
Downsides: i find the T2 more comfortable. The shell of the T3 is 2-3mm bigger and a little heavier than the T2. Also, the super thicc and heavy cable comes in the way often which is *kinda* annoying sometimes.
TL:DR : Tin T3 is basically everything T2 has plus a little more bass and treble and with better imaging, separation, and microdetails.
Does this make the T2 obsolete? ans- NO! The T2 is still a great buy! and some might prefer the T2 over the T3 because of the super sparkly treble.
Are these a definite upgrade over the T2? ans- NO! These are kinda sidegrade because some might not like the brighter signature of the T3 and less soundstage.
Which one is more neutral? ans- The T2, because of the wider soundstage and the near flat bass response. T3 is a little more "fun" sounding than the T2.
Sorry for the giant wall of text, i hope you find this helpful.
Love it 👍
T3 sounds extremely boring.
@@cledec ur comment is very boring😆😃🤣
Good review, quicker than the video itself hehe.
hey i saw this exact same comment in ziio's review
I picked up the TIN T2 Pro last week and am very pleased. The slightly higher treble works for me and the base is nice and tight. No complains. Play around with various tips may
tweak the experience that much more... a no brainier purchase.
I never understood how neutral really sounds like until I bought this pair. It did reveal recording flaws on my favorite tracks which I don't know if it's good or not or maybe it's just another level of fun. Great review by the way, it's the reason I bought it.
I feel that this box spin only gets a 5/10, review is 10/10
Yeah the spin is pretty underwhelming.
Thanks to your review, I decided to get the T3 as my first proper IEM.
Nice review! I appreciate the way you describe the sound in detail.
Great reviews on all the tin hifi iem's! It helped me decide with which of the three models that are on mass drop to go with. Keep it up!!
Many thanks 🙏 for Another awesome review very well scripted, enjoyable to watch easy to follow, already have the original T2 passed on T2 Pro but decided to get the T3’s watching your review I am glad I waited 🙂
My man! This was the review I was waiting for, its hard for me to trust a lot of reviewers so I wind up here often. Keep em' coming brother. Might have to grab these but for now I'm content with my t2. Cable is so nice though.
T2 is dope. Can always get an aftermarket cable for it ✌️
I have a pair of T3’s arriving soon! I’m no audiophile, I’ve been using apple wired headphones for years, this is my first foray into quality phones. I must admit I’m quite excited, I absolutely adore the look and design of these. I’m worried about the treble though, I do like bass and I like a defined treble, I’m sorry if my terminology is wrong 🙄Anyway time will tell! Thx for sharing!
Just got mine. They are amazing. The clarity is fantastic. :)
Report back when you get them, interested in your perspective.
Super* Review They arrived!!!! I already love the design, even the box is pretty!! I hooked them up and went straight for some Dave Brubeck, first impression is...my ears don’t understand what’s going on, I’m hearing little intricacies that I hadn’t heard before!! It’s only been a few hours but already they’re fantastic and comfortable, but I love the look and feel of them. My boss looked at them and said “they look incredibly expensive!!” I said nothing!! Anyway time will tell, thanks for your honest review. Subbed
Hey man, what were they like for you ? Especially for genres like Drum & bass etc ?
@@Nev91280 Not great in the end. Pretty soon the left ear pod would keep falling off its connector to the point where it just wouldn’t reconnect. Bass if fine but treble is almost hissing on certain tracks. 4/10
I got delivery of a set of T3s today partly based on the recommendation made in this video.
I am super impressed with the build quality and the standard of the cable is just outstanding. The sound is too bright for some people, you're right, but I seem to have similar tonal preferences to you so all good there. I think the bass is fine, perhaps lacking in sub bass. At this price point it's knocking some of my more expensive earphones to the back of the draw. Thanks.
navanski what more expensive headphones do you have that they beat?
@@gwynbleiddroach2589 Diwrnod da Gwynbleidd.
I have One More Triple drivers, Ultimate Ears Superfi 3 and Trinity Audio Icarus III none of which I think rank well against the T3s even though they were more expensive.
I have some that I consider as good. The iBasso IT01 are as good, slightly different sound so it's a matter of taste.
I have one set which I think beat the T3s and this may surprise you. The Philips Fidelio S2 are better at lower end bass and match in other areas. I got them in pale blue for just £40, don't care about the colour. The draw back is they are really good fit dependant. If you don't get a perfect fit they sound crap.
navanski thanks for responding! I will try the philips and t3 our. I’m intrigued.
@@gwynbleiddroach2589 if you get the Philips you may have to persevere to get a good fit. They come with a good selection of tips but none of them did the job for me. I ended up with a pair from the Icarus III package to get a good seal. Don't say I didn't warn you.
:-)
Just reviewed the T2 and heard the same complaint about the bass and I'm like huh? There was plenty in my opinion. Don't really get it but okay. I'm a former bass head too. Great review man! Would love to try these out sometime.
Ya, personally the t2s had enough for me, but I wouldnt mind a bit more :)
Shrute Bucks Home Studio Basics on the T2, if you push the foam tips all the way back to where it covers or nearly covers the front port, you get about 5dB of clean bass boost.
@@armchairracer007 ya, Ive heard that works well. I have a high end dac amp so i just eq them and they sound fantastic. Im hoping ill have the t3 before my trip in a month tho!
Former bass head HEHEHEHE
i was former basshead too. the T2 Pro's bass is just enough out of the box without the vent seal mod
I'm testing them too! I believe CE is the certification to sell them in Europe and the other to sell them in Australia, which is boring but many brands don't pay for that! I didn't try T2, just T2 Pro, and this is a big step up for me, even though they are still not perfect in treble for my taste. But for 95% of the people this could be a definitive set, without any doubt.
Which tips did you use on T2 Pro?
@@SuperReview I tried the stock foams but they were too big due the big noozle (and my small ears), then I switched to the black silicon ones. I don't have Comply right now to try, but I'll take them because I really want to appreciate that set. Oh, and I'll try these T3 foams too on T2 Pro, maybe I'll get some surprises.
@@SuperReview OMG. I tried Comply tips on T2 Pro, as you suggested. It's an incredible experience in sound changing: surely detail is not as good as before, but they become comfortable to listen to and the treble harshness is nearly completely gone. I didn't know tips could do so much. I'm now glad to have this set and to be able to listen to it! Thank you man, I'll shoot a video and I'll quote you on that trick
first review of yours ive watched, but your editing and style is great. Keep it up!
Thanks Picasso.
Hey man. After watching your review I decided to buy a Tin T3. And after 1 day of testing I felt they sound great but kinda don't fit amazingly well for me and tend to work their way out of my ears as I walk. I started digging further and realized that I'm wearing them the same way as T2's are supposed to be worn, but my blue earpiece was in the right ear and red earpiece was in the left ear which's different from how T2's are supposed to work. And then I realised that T3's are actually supposed to be worn the opposite way from T2's: for T2's the cable goes vertical upwards and for T3's it goes horizontally forward. For both models, red earpiece goes into right ear and left earpiece goes into left ear. After fixing this issue (swapping left and right and changing cable orientation) I noticed that the fit was actually better and more secure for me.
That being said, you're wearing both of them *correctly* in both reviews, so my plan to jump into the comment section and blow your mind with "you were doing it wrong since the beginning" type of comment failed. That's ok. However, I find this thing to be super-non-obvious and since you're a fan of T2's/T3's I can't help but wonder why you did not mention this difference in the vid.
TBH, red = right, blue = left pretty consistently. And FWIW, I think Tin even changed their manufacturing so that newer T2s fit the same as T3s. One thing you can try to improve fit is lift your ear when you insert. Here's a goofy GIF of me doing it: imgur.com/a/AVG7mKB
Hey, sweet thoughtful review. I don't have/want these, but I love your style! Just subscribed, thank you.
Hi there.
Love your reviews.
Keep up the good work 🤘🏼
Im a drummer, and i wanna dive into the IEMs world. I thought about max 50$..and then i sae the Tin T3.. Do they worth the extra cash?
And recommendations? KZ, CCX, TRN etc..?
By the way, i need a good seal (foam tips?) to block some of the drum noise and rather have a pre-made ear hook 👍🏻
Thanks for the help.
Eli
First time watching your reviews and I gotta say, simply amazing. It was very informative and all the information was relevant. The spin was questionable, but I think I'll still give it a 7/10. Think you could do a review on the TFZ Queens? It's a little pricier than your regular reviews but still worth it. Very very few reviews and all reviews are in an oriental language. Would be great to have an english review for it. Sorry for the long text.
Price isn't bad on the Queen. I'll add it to my list, but got some other items I gotta get through first. What do you like about it?
Yes...you said it very right...the treble attacks a bit harsh on T3. My ears hurt after longer listening and also some sort of music will get a complete wrong overall appearance. At T2 and also T4 its much better.
So if someone has the intention to buy TIN i would reccomend T1, T2 or T4. Except people who are really on need for treble because they want to enjoy special music where treble is more important can go with T3. They work for some kind of music very fine but for allround listening i cant reccomend them.
How would these compare to the iBasso IT01? Do you think they have a similar sound profile? I know the iBasso are a bit more expensive but do you think they are worth that extra cash?
Love the reviews by the way. I've been into ChiFi earphones since the VSonic VSD3 came out.
Sorry, I haven't heard the iBasso. Lot of people asked me about it but never got around to it.
Your reviews are too damn good!!
Great reviews. I am thinking of getting some IEMS, I like clarity and listen to a lot of soundtracks. I am going to pair these up with a Samsung a70. Would I need a headphone amp at all? Thanks.
No amp needed. IEMs are usually plenty sensitive.
I'm addicted to your reviews and IEM's man
Dangerous!
Cool review... I was checking contemplating on getting the T2 Pro based on your previous review. But I'll be looking out for this now. I wonder though if you've had a chance to listen to the CCA C10?
I have CCA C10, but haven't opened it up yet.
I got to audition the Tin T3s and some other chifi iems, the T3s sounded congested in the midrange in comparison. Was comparing them to the moondrop spaceship and the spaceship sounded better than the T3 imo
Hey, thank you for the review, I never heard of comply foam tips. Such good info, I dont see Tin Hifi on the size list when I check them out. Which model Comply did you buy for your Tin headphones?
I use T500s. I think T400s should work as well.
Great review! For me, it still sounds like there's no reason to upgrade from the regular T2 - but this makes a great starting point.
What would you want from a T2 upgrade?
Hi Super Review! I've been seeing you recommend Blon BL-03 and Tin Hifi T2 in the comments section, should I go with any of those two or go with T3 instead? My issue with Blon I might have to buy ear-tips and recable it. T3 seem to be great stock alone. Would appreciate an answer! ❤
Tough choice, but I personally prefer T3 sound a bit more than T2. It's got more treble emphasis.
@@SuperReview Tough choice indeed 😅Thanks MRS you're a lifesaver! 🙌
T2 have been such a nice found after all the years of disappointments in my quest for all rounder IEM.
The sound-to-price is what an audiophile would expect in 2019 specially considering the age of tech involve in those (and the fact that we normally over pay just for "branding").
I'm rocking way more expensive in ears (Final-Audio sold new at +300e ) and they stand well enough to not make me regret switching between both of them.
Oof.
Got them today. So happy
Tin Hifi sure spending a lot of money on the YT algorithm. 3rd review suggested in a week
Is that a thing?
Yea, me too. First is the t2 review and now this t3 video ...
Hi there! Thank you for the review but I'd like to ask for your opinion. I listen to variety of music genre from EDM to classical music to acoustic. Will T3 cut for it? I'm not really a basshead. For reference I usually use ATH m-40x headphone. Much appreciated!
I don't think they'll sound much like the Audio Technicas, T3 is more vocals + treble focused. I love it. Great for classical and acoustic especially, but I like it with everything.
@@SuperReview sounds good! Some people told me to go as10 but its coming from a basshead so I think we have different taste. Thanks!
Perfect team up with Shure RMCE-BT2. Love it! The cable alone is going for 60 bucks (Linsoul Soft Silver Plated Cable for Shure SE215 LZ )
I was on a Massdrop binge in the past month or so, picked up the T2, EDC3 and EDC... The T2 sound imho the best, though the EDC series is decidedly more all-day comfortable. I'll keep the EDC and T2 as their sound signatures are different enough, and suit different activities... but the T2 at $35-$50 beats the EDC3 at $99, so I'm selling the EDC3. Really huge bang for the buck here. I am tempted to try the T3, but frankly the T2 are scratching a deep itch already...
I've heard one of the EDCs (can't remember if EDC or EDC3), I was like, "Whoa, that's what flat sounds like." Interesting sound, but not my fave.
@@SuperReview I get the feeling you've sampled the EDC3, because it is extremely flat in it's delivery- I feel there is little fun to be had. The EDC (aka Nuforce HEM Dynamic) is more lively, a little more bass oriented... still doesn't sound as good as the T2s though ;) . I'm keeping the original EDC for comfort, sleeping, snowboarding, and working out. My dedicated (mobile) music sessions are all T2.
Best reviewer on youtube!!!
I have the T2s... love them, especially at that cheap price!
😎
Holy smokes this looks really good! I'll consider this as my next IEM
Did you even have time to watch the full video? 🤔
@@SuperReview scrolled to part of the unboxing where you lay everything flat, and noticeably the shells and cable look amazing 😂
@@aleclim7676 They gorgeous 😍
I need your help, maybe due to the time you do not respond, but it does not cost anything to try.
I had a Bluedio V2, Ufo 8 drivers, Edifier W830BT and both are horrible, very low. I bought an Anker Spirit X and I loved it, total neutrality, but I found that it lacked bass and I used insulation tape in the outputs and really increased the bass, but yesterday I noticed my head aching and I remembered the tapes, I took it and everything was normal.
Before that I discovered that I like neutrality and I saw all his videos of T2, T2 PRO and now T3, but I do not know how to decide, you loved the T2 PRO + foams and said that he plays the vocals later than T3 and that be brighter, but highly praised the T3.
I'm like you, I love to hear the voices of the songs well ahead, then the middle ones where they should be and the bass just as a complement, at the right time because if not my head hurts. In view of this, is the T2 PRO with foams more suitable? Or is it really T3?
T3 is the safer bet. But I still prefer T2. It's just a lot of treble.
Look...I'm going to be straight.....the sound might be more fun and slightly different from the signature tinaudio sound, they might be clearer whatever irrelevant...what really is a deal breaker tho, the spin..it's just not as good as the T2 spin :( what a deal breaker! Save lives, save the spin
Spin is kind of a downgrade TBH, but not worth losing a full star.
@@09discovery09 How well the box spins, we're joking.
@Gibran Raul Urbano Toledo it's just how the box spins. It really dosent affect the iem at all we are just joking
Seeing your review I ordered t3 from aliexpress and I admit they are very good but I do have 1more triple driver gold Earbud which I bought from 1more site so I compared them and found both are much like the same in terms of sound.
1more is a straight down Earbud and they sound very accurate much like t3.
Good imaging very accurate sound impression but lack of soundstage.
T3 sounds much like the same but has soundstage like feeling.
But I think 1more is slightly better than t3 in terms of sound.
I prefer 1more triple driver *gold* as my daily driver.
Thanks for the review it has been a great help.👍👍
Thanks for the comparison 👍
3:23 "Warning: Please don't sniff these head phones with-out cabel plugs inserted properly. Thank you!"
Wow, camera has better resolution than I thought.
@@SuperReview yeah, was quite difficult to read.
Very Nice Review! I already have a KZ AS10 used for music and monitoring. Am planning to add another IEM.
Between the Tin Audio T3 and TFZ Galaxy T2, which one is a better option to go for music playing or monitoring sound?
Any advice would be very much appreciated! Have a wonderful day.
T3 is closer to neutral for monitoring IMO, but honestly I'm not a musician so I'm not sure what's best for it.
@@SuperReview thank you so much for the reply! I see. If only going to use it for music listening (jazz, acoustics, epic, ambient, classical, instrumentals), what would be a better choice between the two given the type of music I listen to?
T3 is my preference. Some people will be disappointed with its bass, but it's perfect for me.
@@SuperReview I see. Thank you so much again! Just ordered the T3!
If I feel the need to listen to some heavy bass music, I'll just grab the AS10 for it.
Is the TFZ Galaxy T2 close to the sound signature of the KZ AS10? Might get them as well in the future if they differ greatly 😅
Have a wonderful day 😊
Interesting review! Awesome job!! I thought the Ikko OH1 is your favorite IEM!
I like Ikko OH1 better than BGVP DMG and Whizzer Kylin for sure. It's a great sound, but T2 Pro + T3 are bae.
So like you, the T2 was (one of) my first two IEMs and I just got the Moondrop SSR based on your review. Having these two, would you say there is a reason to get the T3? I mean is the sound different enough to warrant having it in ones collection? I was originally going to get the T3, but then the SSR really seemed up my alley so I went with that first.
IMO, if I had T2 and SSR, I would probably look at something else other than T3.
@@SuperReview Thanks for the quick response! A concern of mine is comfort. I find that the larger IEMs like the T5 I have and the Starfield (and to some extent even the Blon bl03) are shaped in such a way that they put pressure on the lower part of my earlobe and after wearing them for a longer period of time my ears get sore in those spots. The T2 I don't have this problem, so the SSR seemed a no-brainer. The T3 has the same shape as the T2 which was my initial thought on why I would cheque it out, but as you said, already having the aforementioned IEMs, the sound is probably not that different. So apologies for the very specific question, but might you be able to point me towards something within that (70$~) price range that you would rate as having a similar comfort level/size/shape of the SSR or T2, yet different enough in sound to warrant having?
Final E500
@@donotseemecricket which one is better for gaming Tin T2 or SSR?
@@blixxity I have not tested either for gaming unfortunately, so I cannot really comment here. My initial thoughts would be the T2 mainly because it has a bit more of a tight bass response. When I get around to testing them I can respond again.
Tin hifi T4 Comming 11/11, just 2 days to go!!
😬😬😬😬😬😬
Ordered a set of the 4’s about a week ago!
thanks for the review, how does it compares to the highly praised 1more triple driver ?
Haven't heard the 1more, sorry.
I was very dissapointed with these. I tried many silicon and foam tips with no improvements. I am going to buy 1More Quad Driver which I know will make music magic.
Hi!!!
I'm interested in that iems but...There are any better alternative to TinHifi T3 (under 120€)?
Thanks.
I'm pretty into the Rose Mini2 mkII.
So get the skull candy?
I'd start with Skull Candy, then move up to Bose.
Super* Review 😂😂😂😂
Beats is where it's out for value for money. They have the best sound!
Picked one up and I really loc sit! Are there any Bluetooth cables you suggest to try the T3 with? I'm thinking of the Shure one.
I haven't gotten too into Bluetooth cables. Ikko has a new one I'm interested to check out.
@@SuperReview it would be awesome to see some review on the BT cables! Not a lot of research out there for us consumers. Either way, thanks for all that you do 👍
I really like the sound of the T3. However I cannot get a good fit with any of the tips. What exact comply model do you recommend for this iem? Tks in advance.
Hm, I get a pretty good fit with the stock foam tips -- the smalls, specifically. With T2 and T3, they fit m a bit different than some other IEMs -- I don't go for a deep insertion and just wedge them in enough to stay in place.
Honestly I wouldn't expect Comply tips to change the fit much for you.
@@SuperReview ok, thanks. Maybe I am expecting too much for the fit.
Would you review the new T3 plus? Difference between T3 plus and T2 plus which really enjoy? Thanks
No plans to.
That's an honest review. Great!
Any chance we will see a review of the Fiio FA1? I'm hoping they sound similar to the Tin T2/3 but with better comfort.
Yep, I'm listening to them now 👍 Review soon.
sounds like a perfect upgrade from zsn pro! i love trable hot iem too and clarity focus
Did you get them? Thoughts vs the zsn?
Since you like unboxing earphones, you should try the DZAT DF-10 earphones. They are a few years old now, made of wood & have a very unique sound signature
They look kinda cool, what do they sound like?
Super* Review I’m not much of a reviewer or anything, but they sound good to me, the highs are bright, but not sibilant, the mids are smooth & warm and the bass is punchy & energetic with a deep sub bass, they are very fun to listen to
Do you recommend the TIN ears over KZ? Curious about your opinion!
Moondrop SSR
I had no idea you wear them "upside down" haha. I wondered why they felt uncomfortable so I came to see how people where them haha
After your review i decided to buy t3 love it so much
And i would like to ask what's the upgrade (iem) from your opinion?
Lots of options. What do you want out of an "upgrade"?
@@SuperReview ok how about tin p1 and fiio fa1
Which one is your suggestion?
Thanks in advance
Personally I think the P1 sounds much better.
@@SuperReview many thanks for your time
The thing is i use the iem on the go and i heard the p1 very power demanding
Can i use the p1 with the wakman without the amp?
Thanks
@@vannakfinale Yes, just requires more volume that you're used to -- on my Walkman, I regularly go over 105 with the P1 😬
Tin Audio rolls of the tongue better for me. Most of the time I accidentally typed tin audio rather than tin hifi. Also, idk why they went with tin (Sn), there are many other, more exciting elements to name yourself after. For example: Beryllium Audio or Bromine HiFi.
Man, I love Bromine HiFi...
They started as Tin Audio, so a number of reviews will keep using that name. Probably how it got into your head 🤷♀️
@@SuperReview never heard it being used apart from myself lol :)
Waiting for Massdrop to finally send my pair of T3's. Also recently bought a Hiby R3 DAP that has a 2.5mm balanced out, and wanted to confirm if the Tin Hifi T3's work with that?
T3 does not come with a 2.5mm balanced cable, but you can definitely buy an aftermarket one. Just make sure it's MMCX.
Can you compare it with the 1more triple drivers? In terms of build construction and sound. Im pretty satisfied with 1more but looking for new earbusd that perform better even if they are more expensive
Sorry, I haven't heard the 1more.
I will be very frank with you guys. I ordered these headphones, waited 5 weeks, and when they got here I was SUPER exited! I threw them in my ears ( I tried to put them in my ears) the right one stuck but not very well and left wouldn’t stay at all. I tried every eartip until I tried the slimmer foam tips which were the best fit for my ears, but still not amazing. The cable is great btw no complaints there and the build quality of the iem itself is great as well. But the sound quality is SHIT! There is not even a slight trace of bass. And the highs are trying way too hard to be clear that they sound so sibilant and distracting. At half volume I had no bass, sibilance so harsh I had to turn them down, and the soundstage along with fidelity SUCKS! All in all and I’m not joking ( I Rock beyerdynamic 1990 pros with the beyerdynamic a20 amp ) these sound worse than apple earbuds. WAY WORSE. Save your money and buy a pair of headphones!
This is a good case study for all those people who think everyone has the same taste in audio.
Agree with you, buddy. TinHifi obviously uses aggressive marketing sending millions of freebies to literally every reviewer out there, thus generating a mass of hype around their very average product. These earphones are overpriced garbage that's hidden behind a fancy box and $5 dollar bling cable.
Just got my t3 today its amazing
Yah buddy! What did you listen to before?
@@SuperReview i own a pair of kz zst pro and jbl c100si and probably gonna buy some cca soon
skip to 13:00 your welcome
Rude.
@@SuperReview most of the vid is great but everyone is here to find exactly how they sound. they are the same construction as the t2 we just want to know if they sound any better
Good grief. Thank you!
Bro, you deserve a raise I **needed** this comment
Great review!
Thanks Elad.
I have a question for you how do these or the T2 compared to the DMG or the DMG's twice as much money What has a better overall sound??
I prefer both the T2 and T3 to the DMGs. They're more midrange-bright sounding, versus the DMG's bassy sound.
I'm debating getting Tin T2s or not, I currently use Xiaomi IEM Pro HD and Monoprice 8232 Headphones, which are both warm sounding and I'm wondering whether the Tin T2s are going to be too harsh. I listen to hip hop, R&B and jazz most of the times so I prioritize bass over treble
Tin Hifi's headphones are definitely opposite of warm. What about the T2 appeals to you?
@@SuperReview All the reviews are raving about the sound quality and I could use an upgrade. The Xiaomi earphones are great for the price, but often sound muffled in comparison to my headphones. The reviews on the T2s never say the bass is bad, just less pronounced, and if there is still enough bass, I might not mind the extra treble. Also the build looks awesome and it's one of the few headphones in the enthousiast sector that you can wear wire down
@@DrSpychology Sounds like you'll like it then. The more I listen to other earphones, the more I like the bass on the Tin T2 / T3 series. Right balance for me.
The tips with the colored stems are faux Sony "hybrid" tips.
Already ordered T2 T.T
Hope they won't disappoint me
Nah, they're still really good :)
Please recommend an iem for my LG V30. I have read a lot of TFZ, Tin, BLON, VE. I just need a fun-sounding iem but still with audiophile sound.
Tin T2 Plus is an easy rec.
@@SuperReview thank you
Hey would you say they work for working out? I'm asking because of the metal casing. Thanks
Mm, I dunno, I think the fit of these is not super secure for working out and the foam tips might get nasty with sweat. But just guessing, I haven't worked out in them. Maybe consider Mee Audio M6 Pro 2G. They're sweat proof.
Hello, a bit late, but i have something to ask, is it possible to get the hook undone by gently longtime stretching?
Mm, not likely. Maybe if you heat it up with a hair dryer and pull it straight.
How do the T3s compare to the Yinyoo V2s? Size/fit? Sound?
Size + fit are very similar -- T3 is probably a touch bigger. Sound is somewhat similar. The Yinyoo V2 has more bass, and vocals can sound a bit thin IMO. T3 a bit less bass but more forward, fuller vocals. I prefer T3, both are quite good.
What iem can you recommend for someone who loves bass, soundstage, and instrument separation? Thankssss
TFZ T2 Galaxy is a pretty good match for that.
What kind of MP3 player do you use do you tell us about that,, Thanks for your review
Primarily I use my Sony NW-A45 Walkman.
I just ordered this yesterday from Drop. I might have to stop watching your channel I'm gonna end up pissing my wife off 😂😂😂😂 between these and the Fiio M6 review. Seriously I'm new to the IEM and DAP game the T3s seem like a good start
T2s were my first IEM 🥺
@@SuperReview To be honest I really only considered them based on how they look, but for$60 I needed if they were worth it. Your review help swing the pendulum.
i just want to know how good it is for gaming. and how do i talk in discord with them? or would i have to buy an external mic....
I don't use them for gaming.
I got these and I'll be returning mine. For me, the only things that sound good with these are podcasts and maybe classical music. These just don't give the fullness that other earphones give. The treble is too strong for my taste. But good review I should've listened to what you said about the treble and bass
What kind of music you listening to?
Super* Review I listen to mostly rock and hiphop, but I listen to a lot of different genres.
Between the Co-Donguri BRASS, SHIZUKU & the Tin T2/Pro to T3... how would you rate in order of favorite or sound? Cheers!
T2 Pro + Comply tips > T3 > Co-Donguri Brass > T2 > Shizuku. My opinion of Shizuku is a bit colored, though, because mine have realllllly annoying driver flex.
Thanks, appreciated (-
I'll just grab one of each of the T2 Pro & T3... wait, are they going to bring out a T3 Pro as well later? LoL
I do like that phat 3.5mm plug on the T2P cable... plus, I can always use just one cable for both & have the other as backup, same goes for either of the earphones (=
OTH, may I recommend a pair or two of discontinued earphones from MEE audio [a.k.a. MEElectronics] as they are now available in bulk stock while supplies last [no original retail packaging which normally includes a carrying/storage case].
Since the quantity isn't large enough for you to review & recommend to your viewers, I would just like to hear how you find them based on your experience with a wide variety of different earphones & also your audio preference [treblehead ;-)]
Don't even have to break the bank and they can be more than decent backup earphones whenever you need them.
The P version which is the model with a Mic/mcirophone... the housing will eventually fall apart as it did with my original N9P [not offered here, but available from one seller who still has it listed for over a yr. now at about $15 or at Newegg for $46 the last time I checked].
I've stocked up enough pairs of the non-P versions to last me a lifetime since finding their availability last month =D
A few folks I've recommended them to have bought some to try out.
They are both different in sound & size/fit, with the N8 being the smallest & ideal for those with smaller ears like me, but I still prefer the overall laid back sound of the N9... N8, according to description should have more Bass even though I personally find the N9 not lacking any at all & even sounded better & cleaner than the other.
If you do try them, let me know what you think of them... so, I know at least that my hearing isn't going bad this early in life ;-]
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After reading other reviews elsewhere, I decided to forego the Tin Audio lineup altogether, as it'd be more or less just a side-grade to what I already own in my collection.
On the other hand, I ended up buying 2 pairs/set of the Co-Donguri Brass, both with the Balanced cable... one 2.5mm & 4.4mm each. I would have settled for just the 4.4mm, but my favorite deep blue color was only available with the 2.5mm [so, why not?]... someone else bought the last 3.5mm, so it made my decision even easier going with both Brass set in balanced mode (=D
hey, i have quick question - I have cheap MP3 player from aliexpress REIZU D01 - I listen music only on ebike (highspeeds) - is it worth to pay more for T3 or T2 will be fine?
They're different, IMO not one is better than the other.
Can you help me? I am trying to decide between Beyerdynamic Soul Byrd and Tin Hifi T3. I like fairly neural and precise sound.
I haven't heard the Beyers, sorry.
Would you recommend these for a drummer who's playing on stage or are these just for listening to music
Good question, I'm not a drummer (or any musician) so I'm probably not best to ask.
which would you recommend for daily use on pc? I usually talk with my friends on voice chat and game. I don't really know which is more suited for me due to my versitile music taste. I don't need bass heavy iems but I don't want the bass to be almost nonexisting. I'm really new for audio especially for iems so I need recommendation. So far I've only heard of tin 2,2pro,3 and KZ AS10
[EDIT]: my budjet is around max 75€
These are my top recommendation, so yeah :P Do you need a microphone?
@@SuperReview already have microphone. Csn i get a recommendation since im pretty noob when it comes to iem
@@SuperReview I'm fine with or without microhpone.
I’m a drummer and I play for a church every week. I need some good IEM’s. Would these be ideal for me?
They're very good, but I'm not a musician so not sure what needs you might have.
Got tin t3 a week ago and damn, the details is awesome.
A have listened to Evanescence - bring me to life and I can hear micro details that I couldn't here before like there is a beeping sound that I couldn't here from all the earphones I used before.
For me treble is a bit piercing but I am getting used to
Bass is not boomy no rumble but can tweak thru EQ
Will you compare it to the M6 Pro 2nd?
I'm wondering about getting the dm6. Or get the M6 Pro 2nd for sweat resistant and T3 for the sound.
Caramel....M6 is $50... DM6 is fkn $200😂😂😂
@@hetul784 Yeah but would it worth it for the casual like me? $200 and only listening to trash music less than a hour?
I wouldnt reccomend the M6 Pro 2nd Gen. I returned it for the T2's. Mids are recessed on the m6 Pros, sounds a little muddy. T2's are nice and neutral sounding
@@ramjitneer6208 mids aren't that recessed on the 2nd gen and they sound muddy if you don't get the right eartips but yeah T2 is better, and probably the best I've heard, the only IEM I like after T2 is DM6
When will you review the T4? Cant wait for it!
Hopefully getting it soon, I ordered a pair.
Hey man I love your reviews and I wish you reviewed this Moondrop Crescent iems. Reviews on it are very rare but the ones who reviewed are praising it. I wish you could take a look. I am commenting this because I saw your comment on Crescent review by some iem guy
Yeah, I have a pair of Crescents boxed up right now, will get to it soon 👍
What’s the best way of installing the silicon buds ? Thanks!
Don't need to overthink it, just push them on.
How do they compare to T2? I am not a treble freak. Neutral. I love ATH m40x.
It's in the video, yeah?
@@SuperReview I'll check... Thanks.
I'm confused by the T2 Pro's being your number 1 but, you recommended these as if they're better? I think that all of these Tin's can't get a 5 outta 5 star rating because of their differences. So, either a reevaluation should be done where they get different ratings or, change the ratings to more stars
If I followed that system, I'd always be adding stars and it'd be silly.
My star system roughly follows this logic:
5 Strong rec at this price
4 Solid rec at this price
3 Don't hate it at this price
2 Don't bother at this price
Holy cow I followed a link to skip to the review part at 12 something and just now at 14:25 are we actually talking about sound quality of the T3's.
You made it 👍
He needs to review the DM6. Or at least get a chance to listen to it and blown away by it.
Adhiraj bro kaha se buy kia? Ali or hifinage?
Guess what? I'm reviewing DM6 right now ... (I legit like T3 better.)
@@SuperReview Wow! I guess we all have different tastes in sound reproduction after all. I respect that!
Can you please check out Sony N3. I know you have been reviewing sub $200 iems, but if you get a chance listen to the Sony N3, they are the newest best hybrids from Sony. Also, not many UA-camrs have covered it in North America because it's an Asia exclusive so far.
@@SuperReview full copper cable and 100 hours of burn in for dm6. dm 6 reveals bad recordings and can sound too bright , but feed it properly mastered track , prefferably lossless and it shines. i have t2 and t2pro with t3 coming next week. tin hifi is great budget under 100 bucks. the detail dm6 can reveal is few levels above t2 for sure and the price reflects it. IMHO i believe dm6 is best under 200 iem.
@@trauty666 What's a good track to test this detail retrieval? It's pretty sibilant at this point and a warmer sound than I usually like.