Des Audio

Pros Excellent ear tips and carrying pouch Solid, lightweight build with minimalist aesthetics  Fun, full bodied bass  Warm, natural midrange Thick, laid back vocals Smooth, inoffensive treble  Good timbre for a hybrid Dense, thick note weight and density  Cons Subpar cable quality with loose ear hooks Not the fastest and cleanest bass Slightly lacking in midrange clarity  Treble can be overly safe, lacking a bit of sparkle Lack of treble extension Subpar technicalities Disclaimer Huge thanks to Tangzu for providing the opportunity for me to review the Tangzu Fudu via a tour. I really do appreciate it. However, all thoughts and opinions are my own, and are not influenced in any way.  Price(MSRP) $89.99 Source(s) Jcally JM6 Pro Truthear Shio Ear tips Dunu S&S Packaging Comes with a good amount of accessories IEM. Attached to 1 pair of generic silicone ear tips (M sized) Soft pouch.  Leather-ish texture. 2 different sets of premium ear tips! 3 p...

Pros Very affordable  Comes with a decent set of ear tips Lightweight, comfortable fit Fun tonality Fun bass with decent qualities Very engaging and forward female vocals Treble is bright and sparkly Decently smooth treble with only mild peaks  Tuning switches (TXS) Cons No included pouch or case Cheap, plasticky build Somewhat recessed midrange Female vocals can be harsh and veil  Thin note weight and density at lower midrange Subpar technicalities Tuning switches doesn't change the sound much (TXS) Disclaimer Huge thanks to CVJ for providing the opportunity for me to review the CVJ KE-S and CVJ TXS. I really do appreciate it. However, all thoughts and opinions are my own, and are not influenced in any way.  Both of the IEMs sound quite similar. Therefore, I decided to write about both in the same article, as I think it is a little redundant to release 2 very similar articles. Price(MSRP) CVJ KE-S: $10 CVJ TXS: $12 Source(s) Jcally JM6 Pro Truthear Shio Ear tips Dun...

Pros Good build quality Comes with great set of tips - Acoustune AET07 Powerful, well controlled bass  Well extended and rumbly sub bass Clean midrange Relaxed vocals with ample of clarity  Bright and sparkly treble  Decent treble extension and air Good technicalities for the price Cons No carrying pouch Cable is not detachable, quality is also subpar Driver flex and pressure build up Bass quantity may be a bit too much to some Overall note weight and density can be a little thin Treble is fatiguing if you're sensitive to treble Source(s) Jcally JM6 Pro Truthear Shio Ear tips Dunu S&S

Pros Affordable Decent build quality Comes with ANC and Transparency mode ANC mode is very pleasant Multiple tuning options (from Moondrop LINK) Amazing tonality (on all tuning options) Well controlled bass  Clean, natural midrange Engaging, forward female vocals  Treble is smooth and inoffensive yet not too dark Decent treble extension and air Decent technicalities Cons Moondrop LINK is very barebone Big, bulky shell, fit may be not for all (Subjective) ANC and Transparency mode is a little underwhelming  Hard to insert and retrieve the earbuds into the case at first No cover on top of the case  Unclear indications from voice prompts for ANC/Transparency modes  Doesn't show battery of case in Moondrop LINK  Doesn't support Hi-Res Bluetooth codecs like LDAC (Nitpick) Average battery life (Nitpick) Average call quality (Nitpick) Disclaimer Huge thanks to SHENZHENAUDIO for providing the opportunity for me to review the Moondrop Space Travel. I really do appre...