Nice review. I agree with you on how you describe the sound, more slam than punch, warm, meaty, but with enough upper mids an trebble to shine through. You can "feel" it has a special DD driver because somehow it still retains control in the bass beside all that warm on the mid bass and lower mids. If someone likes a more colder/neutralish and airy iem it may not be for everyone, but for me I feel the same every time I use my Dunus, the whole package is outstanding (great craftmanship, accesories, comfort and sound). Suscribed!
Thank you for watching and subscribing! Your take on the sound is spot on. The driver is indeed unique, and all the components included are of exceptional quality.
Great review. Dunu looks great for EDM/Electronic/Indie/Rock... What would be your pick of IEM for similar money or a bit more (up to $300USD) for those music genre?
Great video. Thanks How would you compare Falcon Ultra to Performer 5? I want a decent all rounder iem with good fit and build. Also something versatile enough for gaming and especially watching movies. Which set would you personally recommend? I appreciate your opinion Thanks again
The DUNU Falcon Ultra is undeniably the more versatile option. It features two tuning nozzles for different sounds, comes with a greater variety of included accessories, has a modular cable with both 3.5mm and 4.4mm options, and has an all-metal build, ensuring durability and a premium feel. Its fit is also excellent. In terms of sound, the Falcon Ultra excels in bass performance, offering a much better bass experience compared to the Performer 5. This could be a significant factor if you prioritize bass quality. While the Performer 5 is great in every other aspect, its bass is comparatively light, in my opinion. For activities like watching movies or gaming, where bass can greatly enhance the experience, I would recommend the Falcon Ultra due to its impactful bass that adds a lot to the overall enjoyment. I hope this helps!
i think newer stuff comparison attract more audience. i just wish your channel get bigger and you keep bringing us awesome entertaining videos like this one .
Thank you so much for your kind words! In my opinion, the Origin still reigns supreme when it comes to detail, clarity, and neutrality, especially considering its price range. It really nails that accurate sound representation. On the flip side, the Falcon Ultra brings a more playful sound signature to the table, particularly with its strong bass that adds a lot of fun, especially for electronic music. Both IEMs have their own strengths, appealing to different tastes in sound. If I had to pick just one, I'd go with the Origin without a second thought.
Thank you! I believe it's important to try out a variety of IEMs since everyone has different sound preferences. This diversity helps me appreciate certain IEMs even more. Thanks for the support.
Hey there! The DUNU Falcon Ultra, especially with the Blue nozzle, brings improved bass (both in quantity and quality) and a warmer sound with clearer vocals. It also offers more detail, better dynamics, resolution, and imaging than the IE200. On the other hand, the Falcon Ultra with the Gold nozzle sounds similar to the IE200 but with even more detail.
@@skymonk332 I haven't tried it on the go, but I'd say with the DUNU S&S ear tips, it has really good passive sound isolation. Its small size and width make it fit snugly in your ear. Plus, it's comfortable to wear!
@amanieux If I were to suggest a few based on my own experiences and preferences, here's what I'd recommend: 7Hz Timeless: This one's a true all-rounder that I really love. The more I listen to other IEMs in this price range, the more I appreciate its quality. Moondrop Kato/FiiO FH5/DUNU Falcon Ultra: These are great for those who enjoy strong bass and detailed sound. Tanchjim Origin: If you prefer a more neutral sound with excellent detail, this is a solid choice. Binary Chopin, AFUL Performer 5, and Truth ear Nova: These are all fantastic, well-balanced IEMs with great tuning. Letshuoer Z12/Etymotic ER2XR/Moondrop Aria 2/Tanchjim 4U: These are more budget-friendly options that still offer excellent sound quality. There are plenty of other great IEMs out there too, so I hope this gives you a good starting point!
Thanks for your feedback! I'm a bit confused about your comment regarding "2 videos and 50 minutes in you start comparisons" and "Then 5 min of comparing to a single iem" Could you please elaborate on that? The video does have chapters in the description for easier navigation. Are you suggesting that you'd prefer shorter videos around 5 minutes? I'll keep that in mind for future content.
@Atechreviews you made 2 videos with this iem. I watched both but you only spent 5 minutes vomparing the sound to one other iem. So i was just commenting that in future you should sprnd more discusdong differences between iem rather than spending too much time unboxing and giving other not so important information with regards to making a decision on purchasing. Maybe make shorter more govussed video's.
@@ibzman1393 Thank you for your feedback. I appreciate you taking the time to explain. I understand your point about spending more time discussing the differences between the IEMs in future videos. I'll keep that in mind and aim to make shorter, more focused videos that concentrate on comparing the sound characteristics of the IEMs. Thanks again. 👍
Nice review. I agree with you on how you describe the sound, more slam than punch, warm, meaty, but with enough upper mids an trebble to shine through. You can "feel" it has a special DD driver because somehow it still retains control in the bass beside all that warm on the mid bass and lower mids. If someone likes a more colder/neutralish and airy iem it may not be for everyone, but for me I feel the same every time I use my Dunus, the whole package is outstanding (great craftmanship, accesories, comfort and sound). Suscribed!
Thank you for watching and subscribing! Your take on the sound is spot on. The driver is indeed unique, and all the components included are of exceptional quality.
Great review. Getting the falcon ultras. First iem buy. Just for techno music. They look stylish and bass must buy. Thank u for the review.
Enjoy!
Great review. Dunu looks great for EDM/Electronic/Indie/Rock...
What would be your pick of IEM for similar money or a bit more (up to $300USD) for those music genre?
DaVinci for EDM/Electronic and Juzear Butterfly 61T for Indie/Rock/Metal.
Great video.
Thanks
How would you compare Falcon Ultra to Performer 5?
I want a decent all rounder iem with good fit and build. Also something versatile enough for gaming and especially watching movies. Which set would you personally recommend?
I appreciate your opinion
Thanks again
The DUNU Falcon Ultra is undeniably the more versatile option. It features two tuning nozzles for different sounds, comes with a greater variety of included accessories, has a modular cable with both 3.5mm and 4.4mm options, and has an all-metal build, ensuring durability and a premium feel. Its fit is also excellent.
In terms of sound, the Falcon Ultra excels in bass performance, offering a much better bass experience compared to the Performer 5. This could be a significant factor if you prioritize bass quality. While the Performer 5 is great in every other aspect, its bass is comparatively light, in my opinion.
For activities like watching movies or gaming, where bass can greatly enhance the experience, I would recommend the Falcon Ultra due to its impactful bass that adds a lot to the overall enjoyment. I hope this helps!
awesome videos really, i am just wondering how is it compared to Tanchjim origin ?
i think newer stuff comparison attract more audience. i just wish your channel get bigger and you keep bringing us awesome entertaining videos like this one .
Thank you so much for your kind words! In my opinion, the Origin still reigns supreme when it comes to detail, clarity, and neutrality, especially considering its price range. It really nails that accurate sound representation. On the flip side, the Falcon Ultra brings a more playful sound signature to the table, particularly with its strong bass that adds a lot of fun, especially for electronic music. Both IEMs have their own strengths, appealing to different tastes in sound. If I had to pick just one, I'd go with the Origin without a second thought.
Thank you! I believe it's important to try out a variety of IEMs since everyone has different sound preferences. This diversity helps me appreciate certain IEMs even more. Thanks for the support.
Hello! Could you compare the Ultra with the Sennheiser IE200 that I have? Sound difference?
Hey there! The DUNU Falcon Ultra, especially with the Blue nozzle, brings improved bass (both in quantity and quality) and a warmer sound with clearer vocals. It also offers more detail, better dynamics, resolution, and imaging than the IE200.
On the other hand, the Falcon Ultra with the Gold nozzle sounds similar to the IE200 but with even more detail.
@@Atechreviews Thank you! How about Ultra with sound insulation? Is it ok in transport?
@@skymonk332 I haven't tried it on the go, but I'd say with the DUNU S&S ear tips, it has really good passive sound isolation. Its small size and width make it fit snugly in your ear. Plus, it's comfortable to wear!
@@Atechreviews Ok 👍
What is your iem recommendation under $250 ? Thanks
@amanieux If I were to suggest a few based on my own experiences and preferences, here's what I'd recommend:
7Hz Timeless: This one's a true all-rounder that I really love. The more I listen to other IEMs in this price range, the more I appreciate its quality.
Moondrop Kato/FiiO FH5/DUNU Falcon Ultra: These are great for those who enjoy strong bass and detailed sound.
Tanchjim Origin: If you prefer a more neutral sound with excellent detail, this is a solid choice.
Binary Chopin, AFUL Performer 5, and Truth ear Nova: These are all fantastic, well-balanced IEMs with great tuning.
Letshuoer Z12/Etymotic ER2XR/Moondrop Aria 2/Tanchjim 4U: These are more budget-friendly options that still offer excellent sound quality.
There are plenty of other great IEMs out there too, so I hope this gives you a good starting point!
2 videos and 50 minutes in you start comparisons. Come on man. Get it together. Then 5 min of comparing to a single iem. Lost the plot
Thanks for your feedback! I'm a bit confused about your comment regarding "2 videos and 50 minutes in you start comparisons" and "Then 5 min of comparing to a single iem"
Could you please elaborate on that? The video does have chapters in the description for easier navigation. Are you suggesting that you'd prefer shorter videos around 5 minutes? I'll keep that in mind for future content.
@Atechreviews you made 2 videos with this iem. I watched both but you only spent 5 minutes vomparing the sound to one other iem. So i was just commenting that in future you should sprnd more discusdong differences between iem rather than spending too much time unboxing and giving other not so important information with regards to making a decision on purchasing. Maybe make shorter more govussed video's.
@@ibzman1393 Thank you for your feedback. I appreciate you taking the time to explain. I understand your point about spending more time discussing the differences between the IEMs in future videos. I'll keep that in mind and aim to make shorter, more focused videos that concentrate on comparing the sound characteristics of the IEMs. Thanks again. 👍