@@itsMe_TheHerpes Aria and I just bought the IE200. I literally just ordered them so haven't listened yet but just by the fact i have to buy a new wire right off the bat makes me say Aria just to save your wallet.
The form factor of the IE Senn series is so attractive to me. I do not like the chunky fit of most ChiFi IEM's and I've tried two now. The large nozzles are especially not welcomed.
Just wanted to say that I find it quite impressive how this video is all done in one sitting and livestreamed. Kudos to Mark for having the best aesthetic presentation within the hobby!
HOLY SHIT. Your comment about the tips not sealing properly just changed my opinion of the IE300s by a absolutely huge amount. They were so off sounding and sibilant to me this whole time. Swapped tips and boom. What the hell. I can't believe that was why this whole time. They felt sealed!
Ok, so ...yeah. In my experience there's a bass richness that is pleasant, not a lot of punch but certainly a full-bodied sound. Lower mids are slightly muddy to my ears, but that impacts mostly spoken language, podcasts, youtube videos etc; music sounds generally good all across that part of the spectrum. There's a slight hint of sibilance in the higher mids, maybe that (in combination with the lack of definition) is what Mark refers to as "swishiness". Treble is tame but is there, not the most incisive but still clear and extended. Technically, the only things that stands out to me are imaging and soundstage, the first because is certainly better that what you find in the budget segment of the market and the second because ...I can hear it! (being generally insensitive to soundstage in headphones and iems it's a nice surprise). Detail is no better than what you find in the sub-100$ segment of the market, but not worse either. Generally a decent IEM, if it were priced similarly to, say, the Hexa we would have much to talk about but at double the price it's not really competitive. And yes, change tips, the foam tips provided will do the job but impact negatively the sense of clarity and detail.
The IE200 are my favorite IEM, not because of sound quality (they sound good enough, and I can't fully pay attetion to the sound while walking / working anyway) but because of the excellent comfort and design. The look clean and professional, and the comfort is simly unmatched. They are just a perfect pair of earphones to use at work and on the go and that's why I bought them.
With your explanation I think JVC FDX1 (FD01 on Drop) is a better option. It has rotatable metal shells, excellent cable, 3 different nozzles, superb clarity, decent soundstage and a cheaper price tag (129$).
Love these with the Dunu S&S tips Gizaudio suggested. I'm sorry to say, it looks like I'm the only guy who has very mixed feelings about the Hexa. They just seem unexciting to me, and lacking in bass. Well, different strokes for different folks. :)
I was playing around with EQ yesterday using Squiglink Auto EQ and frankly, i can easily see why so many people adore the IE200 and 600. I know this isn't like 1:1 comparison but the way these 2 are tuned, no surprise it appeals to so many people. Frankly, i prefer the tuning of these two over everything else Crinacle has graphed and may even pull the trigger on the 200's since there is a local deal for 70$. If they sound even 90% of what just testing the tuning with Auto EQ is, thats a W. It has clearer vocals and bass boost without being obnoxious.
How do you compare IE200 / IE600 to moondrop starfield? Is it an upgrade from starfield, if it yes how much upgrade do i get considering the price difference? Also comparing S12 and B2 which one is better at technicalities?
Thx for the review. I prefer the IE 100 Pro, because they have more bass and feel more powerfull . Cable is also better and you get them for under 100€.
The ie600 sounds better all round than the ie200. More detail, depth, emotional engagement. And beats every other IEM I have (and is built to last). I'm using uncompressed lossless with a variety or sources (inc A&K se180baks lg v60). DACs include Chord Mojo 2 and Onix Alpha.
Hi! Could you please suggest an iem under or around 200 dollars for listening to Beethoven symphonies and classical orchestral music in general. I really like your channel by the way. Thanks!!
@@SuperReview None of you blinkin' well do, the so called biggie reviewers. Not once will any of you take one for team and say how a Dap or 'phone does with Opera and dense Orchestral. Any 20 year old Mp3 player can do modern. So we just have to go to A and K because they can.
I already have IE600 and as hailed by some reviewers was tempted to have a cheaper version of IE600 for travels and daily use. I almost stopped myself while pre-ordering IE200, looks like I made the right decision as these don't seem to live up to the hype. My issue with some reviewers is the unnecessary hype they create without testing them properly, pushing gullible consumers to pre-order/buy. That's why I appreciate Super* Review, it's late as compared to others but always a comprehensive and dependable one. No BS, just straight, objective and honest opinions.
@@duewest9801 great bass, spicy treble, vocals are bit far back, but very enjoyable with all genres. Not for someone who prefers flat signature, however very good at what they have to offer.
I think the previous success of IE600 is why the IE200 got a lot of hype, and for most people 600 is a steep price so most would prefer a cheaper price tag and again why the IE200 got a lot of hype. TBH the best thing to do is wait for reviewer with the same preference, see if he likes it or not and go from their own word.
Nicely Done. Off topic question, any chance your making your way out east for CanJam NYC at the end of Feb ? If not any suggestions for iems - headphones to audition. Looking to upgrade my Hana 2021's (wish it's fit were more like the Hexa's longer thin nozzel ) but I do like the sound signature of the Hana's but have to shove them in deep to get the base. For a short nozzle it's not a good match for me. Thanks
And when compared to the Letshouer s12 PRO? I saw someone saying that the Sennheiser is noticeably better in terms of sound quality and tuning. But when I listened to the demonstration of these two models here on UA-cam, I didn't notice that much of a difference. At least I didn't notice any big differences using good headphones (but that could be the compressed audio and UA-cam). The IE200 just seems to have more controlled treble and a slightly higher sub-bass. But like I said. You can't be 100% sure by listening to demos here on UA-cam. I'm very undecided between the two. All my headphones are from Sennheiser, I like the brand. But I know which one to choose: IE200 or s12 PRO.
Well i got ie900 clone cause wanted to check this shell's fit. And for gaming its my go to earphone atm. Dman the this shell is comfyu to wear and actually considering buying this original ie200 since its in my budget. Would like to have original senny for a change since got ie800 clones also. Going by clones i have happy with what i pauid for what they sound like. Tempting hehe
Just finished boxing these up, and I agree with your take on them. There are definitely strengths here, but the little downsides add up and I don't really feel like compromising at this price. The highs are swishy, the bass is nice and rich but doesn't have enough definition to the hits. In the end I feel like the Hexa does a lot of the same things just better and it's $80; feels more premium too, the IE200 feels like cheap plastic and the terrible cable doesn't help things.
I am getting IE 200 @ $100 right now in my country and Hexa is for 80-90$ ? Is the IE200 a steal deal at 100$? Quality and reliability is a matter of concern. Chinese IEMs like Moondrop are known to have QC issues.
I found mine to be a worthy upgrade over my old arias (pre fixed filter issue model). I am planing to replace that cable tho and am using spinfit tips. That really helped audio quality. And yes the cable is just not good. Comparing it to the cable of the only other IEM I have in the price range (really obscure one, Fender FXA2, great IEM imho hate the fit) the cable just feels cheap…
I'm in exactly the same situation where I got the ie200 to replace broken arias and I'm happy with the switch. I also got them thinking they would be good to listen while in bed and, with how light and comfortable they feel, it was a success :) I do want to replace the cable, though...
Regarding something you said about the AirPods Pro 2 sounding strange with Ghostly Kisses, I listened to several songs (ver nice vocals) streamed from Tidal on my iPhone - first using the Campfire Ara with a Hip DAC and then with the AirPods Pro 2 via AAC. Maybe I heard what you mentioned while using the AirPods. When the singer holds a note at higher frequencies it sounds like a little reinforcement has been added in. Is that what you hear?
Check out Fresh Reviews, he makes good videos on the balance between musical and gaming related iems. He also does them in different budget categories. Specifically aimed towards FPS where staging and imaging is important. I got the Raptgo Hook x HBB based off his recommendation and it strikes an impeccable balance between fun and clear
This iem needs a proper mod to sound really good. I covered this stupid hole on the nozzle with a tape and changed the tips to the Azlas Sednaearfits. I noticed that they also need more power than the Xelento or the u12t so i cut the plastic rings around mmcx connectors to be able to use some third party balanced cable. My AK sp1k now can power them properly from balanced out at around 110-115/150. The u12t need around 88-92/150 and the Xelentos even less. Now the ie200 sound actually better than the Xelentos which costed 1k bucks lol (will not compare them to the u12t tho).
Yeah, this seems a good case against the "everything is FR" argument. Unless you believe the small deviations between this and IE 600 are the culprit, in which case you might believe in magic.
Got it thanks Bluetooth Kz sk10 and Kz vxs.. Kz zs10 pro x and Tangzu waner I am very satisfied with these devices, by the way 😊 I don’t know if it is necessary,I wanted to have a flagship s12 model.. Greetings
@@siddharthtandon7588 only found Sennheiser brand cable from higher end headsets. I ended up returning the ie200 for a few different reasons and sticking with my etymotics.
@@SuperReview I mainly use my iems when I’m on stage playing and monitoring, so having them stay secure around my ear is nice. I’ve been using the Dunu SA6 currently and while it doesn’t have the memory wire cable, I’m willing to give up the slight security for better sound.
@@SuperReview not sure if you have ever been in the same case, but for me memory wire keeps my IEM stay at its place even if the tip size is wrong. Only until yesterday did I recognize that my ear canal is not M size but much bigger (a reason why Spinfit W1 M keeps loosing from my ear), partly because the memory wire did the job well until I decided to change the cable.
I ve heard a demo of the i 200 and imao i really donnt like them.. Sennheiser is a famous brand but in the end the only very good can was is the hd 600...thr others sound dark... Some lack in the basa region... And now for 150 they again failed with this iem... I really think is a non audiophile brand at all.. Of course im not a audiophile so is just a opinion from a amatorial
I think there is a huge difference between what self-proclaimed "audiophiles" are looking for compared to what professionals are looking for. I feel like Sennheiser is trying to cater to music industry professionals over audiophiles.
Now this is a big problem with these known brands They give less and keep cutting coners on budget Boy they do really let people down Let me just stick to my etymotics
@@cxmxc research and development goes into every freaking iem ... If an 80$ Olina se might sound better than this, than what's the debate? There'll possibly be 5 cheaper iems that'll sound better... I might've oversaid things by stating 50$.. But with bare minimum and low quality accesories and cheap cable, it definitely shouldn't have been more than 80$.
@@SuperReview jk!! imo waifu obsession/hate is kinda silly, bc i don't really care all that much about the packaging design (ie i don't mind kz/cca standard boxes)
IE2 200 vs. Tanchjim Hana & Hexa, best gaming IEMs, MMCX vs. 2-pin, and more in the audience Q&A 👉 ua-cam.com/video/wlZir1Eouzs/v-deo.html
Timestamp for hexa comparison?
Agreed! What is the timestamp for hexa? And gaming iem? Thanks :)
Oh no... I found the gaming iem time stamp (34:50). Forget I asked about it! haha
does anyone know if i should go for these or for the moondrop aria ?
@@itsMe_TheHerpes Aria and I just bought the IE200. I literally just ordered them so haven't listened yet but just by the fact i have to buy a new wire right off the bat makes me say Aria just to save your wallet.
The form factor of the IE Senn series is so attractive to me. I do not like the chunky fit of most ChiFi IEM's and I've tried two now. The large nozzles are especially not welcomed.
Just wanted to say that I find it quite impressive how this video is all done in one sitting and livestreamed. Kudos to Mark for having the best aesthetic presentation within the hobby!
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Exactly..a work of art and not a ton of jump cuts
HOLY SHIT. Your comment about the tips not sealing properly just changed my opinion of the IE300s by a absolutely huge amount. They were so off sounding and sibilant to me this whole time. Swapped tips and boom. What the hell. I can't believe that was why this whole time. They felt sealed!
Ok, so ...yeah. In my experience there's a bass richness that is pleasant, not a lot of punch but certainly a full-bodied sound. Lower mids are slightly muddy to my ears, but that impacts mostly spoken language, podcasts, youtube videos etc; music sounds generally good all across that part of the spectrum. There's a slight hint of sibilance in the higher mids, maybe that (in combination with the lack of definition) is what Mark refers to as "swishiness". Treble is tame but is there, not the most incisive but still clear and extended. Technically, the only things that stands out to me are imaging and soundstage, the first because is certainly better that what you find in the budget segment of the market and the second because ...I can hear it! (being generally insensitive to soundstage in headphones and iems it's a nice surprise). Detail is no better than what you find in the sub-100$ segment of the market, but not worse either. Generally a decent IEM, if it were priced similarly to, say, the Hexa we would have much to talk about but at double the price it's not really competitive. And yes, change tips, the foam tips provided will do the job but impact negatively the sense of clarity and detail.
The IE200 are my favorite IEM, not because of sound quality (they sound good enough, and I can't fully pay attetion to the sound while walking / working anyway) but because of the excellent comfort and design. The look clean and professional, and the comfort is simly unmatched. They are just a perfect pair of earphones to use at work and on the go and that's why I bought them.
great review. Ill probable save up a bit more for the Kato
Kato is a beast
With your explanation I think JVC FDX1 (FD01 on Drop) is a better option. It has rotatable metal shells, excellent cable, 3 different nozzles, superb clarity, decent soundstage and a cheaper price tag (129$).
Love these with the Dunu S&S tips Gizaudio suggested. I'm sorry to say, it looks like I'm the only guy who has very mixed feelings about the Hexa. They just seem unexciting to me, and lacking in bass. Well, different strokes for different folks. :)
Just got these recently with the S&S tips too and they sound great
I was playing around with EQ yesterday using Squiglink Auto EQ and frankly, i can easily see why so many people adore the IE200 and 600. I know this isn't like 1:1 comparison but the way these 2 are tuned, no surprise it appeals to so many people. Frankly, i prefer the tuning of these two over everything else Crinacle has graphed and may even pull the trigger on the 200's since there is a local deal for 70$. If they sound even 90% of what just testing the tuning with Auto EQ is, thats a W. It has clearer vocals and bass boost without being obnoxious.
Great review as always Mark!
How do you compare IE200 / IE600 to moondrop starfield? Is it an upgrade from starfield, if it yes how much upgrade do i get considering the price difference? Also comparing S12 and B2 which one is better at technicalities?
how is the isolation? would you recommend for djing?
Wanted to upgrade from my S12, what would you recommend?
Have you tried taping the hole in the nozzle like Timmy of Gizaudio did? This Mod noticeably improves the bass.
I'd love to know this too!
All I care about is the sound and fit. They are for music.
but they're so comfortable i do not regret getting one.
Came here to comment this same thing, comfort is king.
That’s good to hear because I need something comfortable to wear. Comfort comes first
iIE300 is available here in sale around 10k(around 100-110 pounds). should i buy this or any better option around that price point??
I don't really like IE 300. If you want something bassy around that price, check out Aful Explorer.
Hi, great review and i found it useful. compare to IE40 Pro which one is much more suitable for mobile user and listening to music?
I would take IE 200 over IE 40 Pro from memory.
Thx for the review. I prefer the IE 100 Pro, because they have more bass and feel more powerfull . Cable is also better and you get them for under 100€.
The ie600 sounds better all round than the ie200. More detail, depth, emotional engagement. And beats every other IEM I have (and is built to last).
I'm using uncompressed lossless with a variety or sources (inc A&K se180baks lg v60). DACs include Chord Mojo 2 and Onix Alpha.
One question: How they compare to Ikko OH10, for pure music listening sessions/enjoyment?
You own oh10? Cause they’re not comparable. Oh10 all day.
@@LorenzoFrausto Yes, own them and really like them.
What replacement silicone tips do you recommend?
Hi!
Could you please suggest an iem under or around 200 dollars for listening to Beethoven symphonies and classical orchestral music in general. I really like your channel by the way.
Thanks!!
I don't listen to much classical, but I think Legacy 4 or Truthear Hexa should be good.
@@SuperReview None of you blinkin' well do, the so called biggie reviewers. Not once will any of you take one for team and say how a Dap or 'phone does with Opera and dense Orchestral. Any 20 year old Mp3 player can do modern. So we just have to go to A and K because they can.
I already have IE600 and as hailed by some reviewers was tempted to have a cheaper version of IE600 for travels and daily use. I almost stopped myself while pre-ordering IE200, looks like I made the right decision as these don't seem to live up to the hype. My issue with some reviewers is the unnecessary hype they create without testing them properly, pushing gullible consumers to pre-order/buy. That's why I appreciate Super* Review, it's late as compared to others but always a comprehensive and dependable one. No BS, just straight, objective and honest opinions.
Thoughts on the IE600?
@@duewest9801 great bass, spicy treble, vocals are bit far back, but very enjoyable with all genres. Not for someone who prefers flat signature, however very good at what they have to offer.
I think the previous success of IE600 is why the IE200 got a lot of hype, and for most people 600 is a steep price so most would prefer a cheaper price tag and again why the IE200 got a lot of hype. TBH the best thing to do is wait for reviewer with the same preference, see if he likes it or not and go from their own word.
People like different things, it's normal.
@@geereesh77 Sounds like I'd enjoy them. Thanks
Are they any upgrade for OH10. My obsidians died recently and I expect to get the money back. Is worth to consider IE200 as a Vshape IEMs replacement?
Been a while since I heard it, but I think I prefer OH10 to IE 200.
hello my question is is this better then the bose qc20 for gaming ? i play games on pc fps like pubg
Nicely Done.
Off topic question, any chance your making your way out east for CanJam NYC at the end of Feb ?
If not any suggestions for iems - headphones to audition. Looking to upgrade my Hana 2021's (wish it's fit were more like the Hexa's longer thin nozzel ) but I do like the sound signature of the Hana's but have to shove them in deep to get the base. For a short nozzle it's not a good match for me.
Thanks
Won't be at CanJam NY unfortunately. Can try KATO or Zen Pro.
And when compared to the Letshouer s12 PRO? I saw someone saying that the Sennheiser is noticeably better in terms of sound quality and tuning. But when I listened to the demonstration of these two models here on UA-cam, I didn't notice that much of a difference. At least I didn't notice any big differences using good headphones (but that could be the compressed audio and UA-cam). The IE200 just seems to have more controlled treble and a slightly higher sub-bass. But like I said. You can't be 100% sure by listening to demos here on UA-cam.
I'm very undecided between the two. All my headphones are from Sennheiser, I like the brand. But I know which one to choose: IE200 or s12 PRO.
Hey …I am looking for GOOD IEM In a BUDGET with GOOD BASS …or RICH BASS …COULD U PLEASE SUGGEST ME FEW …thanks
How would you describe the sound signature compared to Sennheiser cx plus true wireless?
You mean sennheiser cx 300s to true wireless 3? CX 300s is superior than Smtws3.
Well i got ie900 clone cause wanted to check this shell's fit. And for gaming its my go to earphone atm. Dman the this shell is comfyu to wear and actually considering buying this original ie200 since its in my budget. Would like to have original senny for a change since got ie800 clones also. Going by clones i have happy with what i pauid for what they sound like. Tempting hehe
Planning to buy one IE senhiser 100pro, 200, 300
I like littel bit more bass
So which one good?
300 is the bassiest. I haven't heard the 100.
Good review
That cable reminds me of KZ's early cables
Just finished boxing these up, and I agree with your take on them. There are definitely strengths here, but the little downsides add up and I don't really feel like compromising at this price. The highs are swishy, the bass is nice and rich but doesn't have enough definition to the hits. In the end I feel like the Hexa does a lot of the same things just better and it's $80; feels more premium too, the IE200 feels like cheap plastic and the terrible cable doesn't help things.
What might've been 😪
I am getting IE 200 @ $100 right now in my country and Hexa is for 80-90$ ? Is the IE200 a steal deal at 100$? Quality and reliability is a matter of concern. Chinese IEMs like Moondrop are known to have QC issues.
Yes IE200 is steal for $100 in todays inflation. It's an amazing IEM
I found mine to be a worthy upgrade over my old arias (pre fixed filter issue model). I am planing to replace that cable tho and am using spinfit tips. That really helped audio quality. And yes the cable is just not good. Comparing it to the cable of the only other IEM I have in the price range (really obscure one, Fender FXA2, great IEM imho hate the fit) the cable just feels cheap…
I'm in exactly the same situation where I got the ie200 to replace broken arias and I'm happy with the switch. I also got them thinking they would be good to listen while in bed and, with how light and comfortable they feel, it was a success :) I do want to replace the cable, though...
What cable do you use please?
I'm also planning on getting a replacement cable. Any one you particularly recommend?
Regarding something you said about the AirPods Pro 2 sounding strange with Ghostly Kisses, I listened to several songs (ver nice vocals) streamed from Tidal on my iPhone - first using the Campfire Ara with a Hip DAC and then with the AirPods Pro 2 via AAC. Maybe I heard what you mentioned while using the AirPods. When the singer holds a note at higher frequencies it sounds like a little reinforcement has been added in. Is that what you hear?
Maybe? I don't have them around anymore, so only the memory that they were weirdly distant.
@@SuperReview Maybe is as far as I can go. It might have just been socioeconomic acoustic effects. 🙂
Could you do a best iem for gaming and music for every budget ?
Nah, I don't like gaming in IEMs.
Check out Fresh Reviews, he makes good videos on the balance between musical and gaming related iems. He also does them in different budget categories. Specifically aimed towards FPS where staging and imaging is important. I got the Raptgo Hook x HBB based off his recommendation and it strikes an impeccable balance between fun and clear
Man, so many flaws, yet that 2 year warranty is so tempting...
To think that this is 210usd here in my country is absurd. Might skip these as I already got the Kato and the Olina OG.
are these better than the Halo?
Halo infinite?
@@blackcum2275 def better than that
Halo 1 and 2 are the best
@@Rsalmond83 I agree!
This iem needs a proper mod to sound really good. I covered this stupid hole on the nozzle with a tape and changed the tips to the Azlas Sednaearfits. I noticed that they also need more power than the Xelento or the u12t so i cut the plastic rings around mmcx connectors to be able to use some third party balanced cable. My AK sp1k now can power them properly from balanced out at around 110-115/150. The u12t need around 88-92/150 and the Xelentos even less.
Now the ie200 sound actually better than the Xelentos which costed 1k bucks lol (will not compare them to the u12t tho).
Uff that Y split is the most ghetto thing I have seen in > $100 IEM
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This is a real shame. It's insane they priced them so high
I wonder what FR warriors have to say about the good FR but lacking technical performance....
Yeah, this seems a good case against the "everything is FR" argument. Unless you believe the small deviations between this and IE 600 are the culprit, in which case you might believe in magic.
Hello,
Letshuoer s12 and Sennheiser ie 200 prices are the Same, which one should I choose?
S12.
Dude
.
IE200 will even struggle against the likes of Aria/Titan S/ Olina se...
Let alone S12..
It's just Sennheiser brand value
S12, definitely!!!
Got it thanks
Bluetooth Kz sk10 and Kz vxs..
Kz zs10 pro x and Tangzu waner I am very satisfied with these devices, by the way 😊
I don’t know if it is necessary,I wanted to have a flagship s12 model..
Greetings
By the way, I ordered the Tinhifi C2 Warrior, which you reviewed and gave 5 stars trusting you on the way 😃
🇹🇷Selamlar sarılmak 🤗
Think the only thing I need to solve is a replacement cable. I think this looks like a good alternative to my etymotic er3se.
Did you find any?
@@siddharthtandon7588 only found Sennheiser brand cable from higher end headsets. I ended up returning the ie200 for a few different reasons and sticking with my etymotics.
@@davidm5548 may I ask the reason? I have just ordered it? Also when you had it did you try tip rolling?
I like the memory wire (big minority)
How come?
@@SuperReview I mainly use my iems when I’m on stage playing and monitoring, so having them stay secure around my ear is nice. I’ve been using the Dunu SA6 currently and while it doesn’t have the memory wire cable, I’m willing to give up the slight security for better sound.
@@SuperReview not sure if you have ever been in the same case, but for me memory wire keeps my IEM stay at its place even if the tip size is wrong. Only until yesterday did I recognize that my ear canal is not M size but much bigger (a reason why Spinfit W1 M keeps loosing from my ear), partly because the memory wire did the job well until I decided to change the cable.
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2:16 as a weeb myself I also feels like that sometimes lol
I ve heard a demo of the i 200 and imao i really donnt like them.. Sennheiser is a famous brand but in the end the only very good can was is the hd 600...thr others sound dark... Some lack in the basa region... And now for 150 they again failed with this iem... I really think is a non audiophile brand at all.. Of course im not a audiophile so is just a opinion from a amatorial
I think there is a huge difference between what self-proclaimed "audiophiles" are looking for compared to what professionals are looking for. I feel like Sennheiser is trying to cater to music industry professionals over audiophiles.
11:57 Stopping right here. That channel imbalance is a deal breaker for me.
Now this is a big problem with these known brands
They give less and keep cutting coners on budget
Boy they do really let people down
Let me just stick to my etymotics
IE 600 begs to differ 😅
Damn I was sleeping again.
Sleep is good.
Except for the IE900 and IE600, all other Senn IEMs are shit! Sad but true!
Bit harsh.
your description was too long and boring I nodded off
Sounds like a medical condition.
I think they called it extreme fatigue do to boring content, I am now on better content medicine @@SuperReview
@@fig20 Get well soon.
Sorry
We found Comparison.
This guy needs a spiritual intervention; he's cracking up on the inside...
Tragic.
This should've been an iem costing 50$... Not a penny more.
I think 100 would have been fine. Many cheaper chifi iems end up there anyways for a lot of people with shipping and import tax
You're also paying a premium for the branding
This is not chifi
There’s research and development that goes into it $150 I think is fair
@@cxmxc research and development goes into every freaking iem ...
If an 80$ Olina se might sound better than this, than what's the debate?
There'll possibly be 5 cheaper iems that'll sound better...
I might've oversaid things by stating 50$..
But with bare minimum and low quality accesories and cheap cable, it definitely shouldn't have been more than 80$.
no waifu no buy
4real?
@@SuperReview jk!! imo waifu obsession/hate is kinda silly, bc i don't really care all that much about the packaging design (ie i don't mind kz/cca standard boxes)