Headphone Zone has teamed up with ddHiFi to launch two new budget in-ear monitors in India. The Iris is priced at Rs. 2,999, while the Skyfall costs Rs. 3,999. Both models have been built for audiophiles and are available through Headphone Zone’s website.

The two IEMs were developed with Demond Ding, founder of ddHiFi. Headphone Zone says the project started with a simple question. Did India really need another budget IEM, or could the segment get something more interesting at an entry-level price?

Iris and Skyfall are built around a fully solid 3D-printed medical-grade resin shell. This type of construction is usually found on more expensive IEMs, including the Moondrop Blessing 3 and DITA Audio Project M. Headphone Zone is also using hand-painted marbled faceplates sealed under clear resin. Iris comes in marbled green, while Skyfall gets a marbled blue finish. Since the patterns are made by hand, each pair will look slightly different.

The Iris is the simpler of the two. It uses a single 10mm dynamic driver with a beryllium-plated diaphragm. Its tuning focuses on vocals and instruments, instead of the usual bass-heavy sound many budget IEMs chase. Headphone Zone says the Iris is better suited for rock, acoustic, pop, R&B, and jazz. It ships with a 3.5mm silver-plated OFC cable and uses a 0.78mm 2-pin connector. The company also says it pairs naturally with the Headphone Zone X ddHiFi Hi-Res DAC.

Skyfall sits slightly higher in the lineup and costs Rs. 3,999. It uses a hybrid setup with one 10mm nano-titanium dynamic driver and one custom balanced armature. A two-way crossover handles the pairing through electronic RC components and acoustic design. The sound is tuned to be warm, full-bodied, and smoother at the top end, making it better suited for longer listening sessions. Headphone Zone lists cinematic music, soundtracks, hip-hop, and electronic music as its ideal use cases.

Skyfall also gets a 4.4mm balanced high-purity silver-plated OFC cable with an aluminium shell. It is designed to pair with the Headphone Zone X ddHiFi Hi-Res DAC Pro.

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Headphone Zone has announced the launch of a new in-ear monitor (IEM) called the Thunder, a collaboration with Chinese audio brand KZ. The Thunder marks the first time the two brands have developed a fully original product from scratch.

The Headphone Zone x KZ Thunder is priced at ₹1,999 ($22). It is now available for purchase on headphonezone.in. The IEM comes in two versions: one with a 3.5mm connector and another with a USB Type-C plug that includes a built-in DAC.

Headphone Zone x KZ Thunder Specs

Unlike previous collaborations, which modified existing KZ products, the Thunder introduces an entirely new design and internal architecture. This includes a newly developed 10mm dynamic driver and a balanced armature driver, connected using a custom crossover and PCB that is specific to this model.

Headphone Zone confirmed that the IEM uses a V-shaped sound signature, emphasizing deep bass and crisp highs. The design targets listeners who enjoy rock, metal, EDM, and Bollywood music that features complex instrumental layering.

The Thunder’s shells are made from transparent resin, which reveals the gold-highlighted internals. The outer faceplate features a detailed geometric pattern created exclusively for this model. The IEM uses a standard 0.78mm 2-pin cable, making it compatible with upgraded or wireless cables.

Both variants include an inline microphone and single-button control, allowing users to take calls or control media playback. The USB Type-C model includes a DAC chip built into the cable, removing the need for smartphone dongles or extra adapters.

In terms of comfort, Headphone Zone designed the Thunder using ergonomic principles. The shell shape follows the natural curve of the ear, which helps create a tight seal without discomfort during long sessions.

In related news, Headphone Zone has recently partnered with Pula to introduce the Unicrom IEM, featuring a 10mm driver and a stabilized maple wood design. Meanwhile, Tangzu has launched the Xue Tao Gaming IEM in India through Headphone Zone.

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Headphone Zone and Pula have released the Unicrom, a single-driver in-ear monitor targeting users upgrading from entry-level models. The India-exclusive IEM prioritizes tuning and build quality over multi-driver configurations.

Driver and Performance

The Unicrom uses a single 10mm beryllium-plated dynamic driver. The beryllium coating improves stiffness and control, helping reduce distortion and improve clarity. The driver covers a frequency range of 20Hz to 20kHz, with a sensitivity rating of 101dB ± 3dB SPL/mW and an impedance of 32 ohms. Distortion is rated at under 0.5 percent, ensuring clean playback even at higher volumes.

Instead of using multiple drivers, the Unicrom relies on careful tuning. The sound signature is balanced, with punchy bass, clear mids, and smooth treble that stays easy on the ears. This makes it suitable for long listening sessions and daily use across different music genres.

Build and Design

The shells are made from lightweight resin and weigh 6.6 grams per side. Each unit features stabilised maple wood faceplates sealed in resin for durability. Finished in an exclusive Headphone Zone blue, every pair shows a unique natural wood grain pattern.

The 1.25m silver-plated copper cable uses 0.78mm 2-pin connectors and supports swappable terminations. Both 3.5mm single-ended and 4.4mm balanced plugs ship in the package, allowing compatibility with smartphones, DACs, and balanced sources without cable replacement.

Accessories

Accessories include six pairs of silicone eartips and a compact leatherette carry case with magnetic closure, sized to hold the IEMs, cable, spare tips, and a small dongle DAC.

Availability

The Headphone Zone x Pula Unicrom is priced at Rs. 6,999 and is available now for online purchase at headphonezone.in.

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Tangzu has launched its first gaming-focused in-ear monitor, the Xue Tao, in collaboration with Headphone Zone. The new IEM is now available in India and targets gamers looking for high-precision audio, ergonomic design, and strong value for money.

Tangzu Xue Tao Specifications

The Xue Tao features a custom 10mm glass dynamic driver with a PET edge that delivers a sound signature tuned for immersive gameplay. The driver is designed to produce crisp highs, smooth mids, and strong lows while maintaining accurate imaging to help players distinguish directional sounds and spatial cues.

Tangzu developed the Xue Tao using its established acoustic engineering practices and feedback from the gaming community. The tuning reflects the brand’s philosophy of combining clarity with warmth and accuracy with emotional depth.

The IEM’s name and design take inspiration from the Tang Dynasty poet Xue Tao. The housing is made from aerospace-grade carbon fibre and CNC-machined aluminium alloy, accented with purple detailing that reflects Tangzu’s focus on aesthetics and durability. The ergonomic structure supports extended gaming sessions.

For connectivity and communication, the Xue Tao includes a detachable silver-plated OFC cable with 100 cores and a 0.78mm 2-pin interface. The electret capacitor microphone is designed to ensure clear in-game communication.

The IEM is available in both 3.5mm and USB Type-C variants, making it compatible with a wide range of devices, including smartphones, handheld consoles, and PCs.

The package includes the earphone body, custom cable, Tang Sancai ear tips, and a cleaning cloth.

Pricing and Availability

The Tangzu Xue Tao is priced at ₹4,999 ($55) for the 3.5mm version and ₹5,299 ($58) for the Type-C variant. It is available exclusively through Headphone Zone.

In related news, Razer has recently launched its Hammerhead V3 White earphones with a USB-C DAC and 11mm drivers, and Nubia has introduced its Alien-themed CyberBuds gaming earbuds with 50ms low latency and a 48-hour battery life.

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Harmonic Empire, a new brand formed by TANGZU and third-party investors, has introduced its first in-ear monitor called the Xiao Qiao. The brand operates with its own young team that handles strategy, design, and marketing, while TANGZU oversees management.

The Xiao Qiao follows a Three Kingdoms theme with a mecha-inspired look. It comes in Orange and Purple and targets younger listeners who want strong performance with a modern style. Harmonic Empire also plans to launch three products in 2025 and expand to five in 2026, covering IEMs, headphones, TWS earbuds, mini buds, earmuffs, and anime-themed accessories.

The Xiao Qiao uses a 10 mm graphene dynamic driver. Graphene gives the driver high rigidity and low weight, which helps deliver fast response, tight bass, natural mids and crisp highs. The semi-open panel design reduces internal air pressure and allows the driver to move more freely. This creates a wider soundstage, more accurate imaging and better bass control. The tuning avoids phase issues that usually appear in multi-driver setups.

The housing is made from aviation-grade aluminium alloy and is shaped using 5-axis CNC machining. This improves durability, acoustic consistency and overall build quality. Inside the shell, a 3D resin-printed cavity made with nanometer-level precision forms the internal acoustic structure and ensures consistent production.

The IEM uses a 0.78 mm 2-pin connector and includes a custom 5N LC-OFC silver-plated cable from Vortex. The 1.2 m cable is designed to improve signal flow and reduce performance loss. The package includes the Xiao Qiao IEM, the cable, a storage case and six pairs of silicone eartips, including woofer, tweeter and balanced options. The Xiao Qiao is available in both 3.5 mm and 4.4 mm plug versions.

Pricing & availability

The Harmonic Empire Xiao Qiao is available on Headphone Zone for Rs. 6,499 ($73).

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If you’ve ever stepped into the world of audio gear, you’ve probably come across the term IEM, or in-ear monitors.

They’re often praised for delivering better sound than traditional headphones, and that’s true to a point. But it’s just as important to consider what you actually need before jumping in.

IEMs are built for precision and isolation, which is why they’re the go-to choice for musicians and sound engineers. You’ve likely seen performers wearing them on stage, those small earpieces that look almost invisible under the lights.

That said, they’re not just for professionals. Many people use IEMs for everyday listening, too. Still, there are a few things worth thinking about before buying a pair, whether it’s for studio work or your daily playlist. Let’s break it down.

Know Why You’re Buying IEMs

Before you even look at specs or prices, ask yourself a simple question: Why am I buying IEMs?

If you’re a musician or a live performer, you’ll probably want IEMs that offer accurate sound monitoring and a snug fit that blocks external noise during performances. 

However, if you’re just looking for better audio for your daily commute or casual listening, your priorities will be different. You might care more about comfort, bass, or build quality than professional-grade neutrality.

As we mentioned earlier, some people buy IEMs simply because they’ve heard that they sound better than earbuds. That can be true, but it depends on the model and the tuning. A pair of well-tuned budget IEMs can sound great for everyday use, while a high-end pair tuned for studio accuracy might actually feel flat or unexciting for casual listening.

So you must know what kind of listener you to narrow down your options.

Driver Types

The driver is the tiny speaker inside your IEM that converts electrical signals into sound. Different driver types handle sound in different ways, and knowing the basics can help you understand what to expect from a pair.

• Dynamic drivers: These are the most common driver you see on budget IEMs. They’re good at producing strong bass and natural sound, often with a warmer tone.
• Balanced armature (BA) drivers: These are smaller and more precise, commonly used in multi-driver setups for detailed sound reproduction. They can sound cleaner but might lack the low-end punch of dynamic drivers.
• Planar magnetic drivers: Found in higher-end IEMs, these offer a more open and detailed sound but can be power-hungry.
• Hybrid setups: IEMs also use a mix or hybrid of drivers. For example, there could be a dynamic driver for bass and BA drivers for mids and highs. The idea is to get the best of both worlds.

You don’t need to obsess over this too much, but understanding what each type does can help you make sense of what a brand is promising..

Fit and Comfort

One of the biggest mistakes people make is ignoring fit. Even the best-sounding IEMs will feel terrible if they don’t fit your ears properly. And a poor fit can ruin the sound, especially the bass response.

IEMs typically come with multiple ear tips: silicone, foam, or hybrid types. The seal they create determines how well you hear the full frequency range. Foam tips often provide better isolation and comfort, while silicone tips are easier to clean and last longer.

If you can, try different sizes before settling. A slightly larger tip might seal better, while a smaller one might be more comfortable for long sessions. And if you’re serious about sound or comfort, you can even get custom-fit IEMs (CIEMs) made from ear impressions. They cost more, but they’ll be a perfect fit.

Sound Signature

Everyone hears differently, and everyone has their own taste in sound. Some prefer warm, bass-heavy audio. Others like balanced or bright tones with detailed treble.

This is where the term sound signature comes in. In simple terms, you can call it an overall “flavor” of the sound.

• V-shaped: Boosted bass and treble, recessed mids. Ideal for casual listening.
• Balanced: Even across frequencies. Good for critical listening or mixing.
• Warm: Smooth mids and lows. Great for long listening sessions.
• Bright: Emphasizes treble and detail. Can sound sharp if overdone.

So before buying an IEM, it’s best to check reviews or frequency response graphs of the model you are considering. They can give you a rough idea of how a pair of IEM might sound. 

Build Quality and Cable Design

IEMs get used daily, they’re tossed into pockets, bags, and sometimes dropped. As a result, build quality matters.

Metal or resin shells tend to be more durable than cheap plastic ones. Detachable cables are also worth paying attention to; they make it easier to replace a damaged cable without buying a whole new pair. Many IEMs use standard connectors like 2-pin or MMCX, so you can even upgrade the cable later for better comfort or aesthetics.

You might also want to check for features like memory wire (helps keep the cable behind your ear), or modular plugs that let you switch between 3.5mm, 4.4mm, and 2.5mm jacks depending on your device.

Impedance and Source Power

IEMs don’t all behave the same way when plugged into your phone or audio player. Some require more power to sound their best.

Low-impedance IEMs (below 32 ohms) are easy to drive from most smartphones. But higher-impedance models might need a DAC (digital-to-analog converter) or portable amp to reach full potential. Without enough power, they might sound dull or quiet.

If you’re not planning to use extra equipment, stick to IEMs with low impedance and high sensitivity. They’ll pair well with your phone or laptop without any issues.

Also, Don’t Go After Price

It’s easy to assume that expensive IEMs automatically sound better. However, that’s not always the case. 

There’s a point of diminishing returns in audio gear. A $300 IEM might sound only slightly better than a $100 one, especially if your music source is just a phone or streaming app. 

It’s smarter to invest in something balanced rather than chasing specs or brand prestige.

Final Thoughts

Buying IEMs can feel complicated at first. There are too many models, too many opinions, and too many technical terms. But it doesn’t have to be overwhelming.

Start by understanding what kind of listener you are and what kind of sound you want. Focus on comfort and build quality as much as sound specs. And remember the best IEMs aren’t necessarily the most expensive ones, but the ones that make your music sound right to you.

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Headphone Zone has partnered once again with Tangzu to launch the Headphone Zone X Tangzu Wan’er S.G 2 In-Ear Monitors (IEMs) in India. This follows the success of last year’s first-generation Wan’er S.G., which became one of the most popular IEMs in the country.

The Wan’er S.G 2 is designed for India’s growing audiophile community, blending Tangzu’s sound engineering with Headphone Zone’s local expertise. It comes in two variants, one with a 3.5mm connector for pairing with Hi-Res DACs and another with Type-C for smartphones. Both retain the sound signature of the original while introducing design and hardware upgrades.

Visually, the IEMs pay tribute to India’s royal heritage with a deep blue finish accented by gold inlays on the faceplates. A new black cable complements the design and includes an inline microphone with remote for calls. The earphones are lightweight and ergonomically redesigned for all-day comfort, with multiple sets of ear tips included for a secure fit and effective sound isolation.

Inside, the IEMs feature upgraded 10mm dynamic drivers with a PET diaphragm and refined structure for improved control and reduced distortion. They deliver natural audio with better instrument separation and vocal clarity. They are also easy to drive with standard devices but reach their best performance with dedicated Hi-Res DACs.

Raghav Somani, Founder and CEO of Headphone Zone, described the Wan’er S.G 2 as “an homage to India’s culture and heritage” and noted that it improves on the first generation “in every possible way.” Steve Tong, Director of Tangzu, said the special edition was created to honor Indian fans while preserving the sound of the original.

Pricing & availability

The Headphone Zone X Tangzu Wan’er S.G 2 is available exclusively on Headphone Zone’s official website at ₹1,990 for the 3.5mm model and ₹2,190 for the Type-C model.

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Noble Audio has launched its new flagship in-ear monitor, the Kronos, now in full production after first appearing as a limited-edition 10th anniversary model. It is based on the Chronicle design but features an updated shell and cable for long-term use.

The Kronos is made from CNC-machined titanium with titanium damascus faceplates. It is lightweight, ergonomic, and hand-assembled in the USA, with each unit individually matched for consistent performance.

Sound and Components

The Kronos uses Noble’s most advanced hybrid driver setup with the same internal configuration as the Chronicle. It has a 6-way crossover with:

• 1 x 7mm dynamic driver for bass
• 1 x 10mm dynamic driver for sub-bass
• 1 x dual membrane bone conductor driver
• 2 x Knowles mid balanced armature drivers
• 2 x Knowles high frequency balanced armature drivers
• 2 x Sonion ultra high frequency electrostatic drivers

This setup delivers clear sound, strong low-end, and a wide three-dimensional soundstage. With an impedance of less than 35 ohms, it works well with most smartphones, digital audio players and portable headphone amps.

Cable and Accessories

The included custom hybrid cable is made from palladium-plated 4N pure silver and 6N OCC silver. It has a titanium yoke, 0.78mm 2-pin connectors and a 4.4mm AEC balanced termination, offering broad compatibility. The Kronos comes with a premium case and accessories.

The Noble Audio Kronos will be officially launched at the Hong Kong High End Audio & Visual Show 2025. Sales start on 8 August 2025 through nobleaudio.com and selected high-end retailers, priced at £4,100, $4,500 or €4,750.

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Simgot ET142 In-Ear Monitors (IEMs) are designed for audio enthusiasts who seek superior sound quality and comfort. With cutting-edge technology and an elegant design, the ET142 offers an exceptional listening experience. You can get the Simgot ET142 In-Ear Monitors (IEMs) for $299.99 at Geekwills.

Elegant and Durable Design

The Simgot ET142 features a CNC-machined alloy construction that ensures both durability and a sleek, stylish appearance. Its ergonomic design provides a comfortable fit, making it ideal for long listening sessions without fatigue. These IEMs are crafted to be as practical as they are visually appealing.

Planar Magnetic Driver with Grid Array Symmetry

At the heart of the Simgot ET142 lies a planar magnetic driver with a grid array symmetry system. This advanced design uses a dual-sided grid array magnetic system to drive an ultra-thin diaphragm with precision. The result is a well-balanced sound profile with dynamic bass, smooth mids, and detailed highs. The innovative grid array symmetry ensures consistent force application, delivering a truly immersive sound experience.

Customized Multi-Layered PZT Driver

The Simgot ET142 also incorporates a customized multi-layered PZT (Piezoelectric) ceramic driver. This driver utilizes a pure copper vibrating substrate and a composite piezoelectric coating for enhanced high and ultra-high frequency response. Placed in the rear cavity metallic structure, this driver ensures a lively and detailed sound output that enriches every musical note.

High-Purity Cable for Optimal Performance

Accompanying the ET142 is the premium LC7 cable, which blends high-purity oxygen-free copper with silver-plated wires. The 732-core Litz structure enhances resolution and dynamic range, providing a clear and uninterrupted audio experience. The interchangeable 3.5mm single-ended and 4.4mm balanced plugs ensure compatibility with various devices, offering ultimate versatility for users.

High-Power Magnetic Technology

Equipped with a sophisticated RC four-way crossover, the ET142 delivers clean and precise sound reproduction. Professional tuning ensures an accurate, natural tone with outstanding details, making these IEMs suitable for critical listening and professional use.

Key Specs:

• Sensitivity: 118dB/mW
• Impedance: 14Ω
• Frequency Response Range: 8Hz-40kHz
• Effective Frequency Range: 20Hz-20kHz
• Driver Configuration: 1 Planar + 1 PZT Hybrid Driver
• Cable Length: 125cm
• Cable: LC7 high-purity oxygen-free copper and silver-plated wires in a 732-core Litz structure
• Termination Plug: Interchangeable 3.5mm single-ended and 4.4mm balanced
• Connectors: 2-pin 0.78mm

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Embark on an exceptional and unmatched audio adventure with Hidizs’ newest creation, the Hidizs MP145 Ultra-large Planar Magnetic Driver HiFi IEMs. Representing a true masterpiece in audio engineering, this IEM guarantees a listening experience that pushes the limits and takes your music enjoyment to unprecedented levels. For audiophiles and music enthusiasts alike, the MP145 is an indispensable device that promises to redefine your relationship with music.

Hidizs MP145 HiFi IEMs

Unleashing the Power of Planar Magnetic Driver:

At the heart of the MP145 lies its crowning glory – the 14.5mm Ultra-large Planar Magnetic Driver. Hidizs has spared no expense in creating a driver that pushes the boundaries of sonic precision. This groundbreaking technology boasts an ultra-large surface area, enabling it to move air with unparalleled accuracy, resulting in a level of sonic fidelity that will leave audiophiles in awe. Brace yourself for an immersive audio experience like no other.

Inspired by Nature’s Grace:

Hidizs is not only devoted to delivering exceptional sound but also to captivating design aesthetics. The MP145 draws inspiration from graceful marine creatures – the Whale Tail & Rorqual Pleat Design. Not only does this design exude elegance, but it also serves a functional purpose. It optimizes the airflow, enhancing the IEMs’ acoustic performance and creating a natural, expansive soundstage that surrounds you.

Customize Your Sonic Adventure:

Hidizs understands that each listener’s preferences are unique. Enter the Hidizs Pneumatic Sound Tuning Filter, a groundbreaking innovation that allows you to tailor the sound signature according to your musical tastes. Whether you crave deep, powerful bass or prefer a balanced response across the spectrum, the MP145 can be easily tuned to match your desired sonic profile.

A Symphony of Precision Tuning:

The MP145 embodies a marriage of expert tuning and industry-leading sound engineering. Embracing the Target H-2019 Curve, combined with Hidizs Style Professional Tuning, ensures that every instrument, vocal, and note is faithfully reproduced with stunning accuracy. Prepare to rediscover your music library as you uncover intricate details and nuances you never knew existed.

Engineering Excellence:

Hidizs prides itself on pushing the boundaries of technology to craft audio products that are a class apart. The MP145 features a Fully Symmetrical Magnetic Circuit, meticulously engineered to optimize the magnetic field distribution. The result? Reduced distortion and intermodulation, allowing you to bask in a transparent, unadulterated sonic performance.

Unseen, Yet Vital:

Continuing their commitment to sonic excellence, Hidizs incorporates Hidden Bionic Breathing Holes within the MP145. These concealed apertures regulate air pressure, resulting in smoother airflow and reduced resonance, for an immersive and authentic audio experience free from artifacts.

Craftsmanship at its Finest:

To complement the MP145’s exceptional audio prowess, Hidizs includes a premium 6N Silver Plated Single-Crystal Copper Wire. This high-quality cable minimizes signal loss, ensuring that the audio signal travels unadulterated from your source to the IEMs, delivering breathtaking clarity and resolution.

Comfort Redefined:

Designed with comfort in mind, the MP145 embraces Ergonomics Liquid Silicone Ear Tips, ensuring a secure and comfortable fit for extended listening sessions. Now, you can lose yourself in your favorite tracks without the discomfort of typical ear fatigue.

Coming Soon on Kickstarter:

Hidizs is thrilled to announce that the MP145 is all set to make its debut on Kickstarter. The exact price and launch date are yet to be determined, so keep an eye on their website here and be sure to subscribe for the latest updates. 

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Hidizs, a brand known for making premium audio products at an affordable price, is back with another groundbreaking release just two months after the unveiling of their flagship HiFi In-Ear Monitors, the MS5 Dark Angel. The brand has launched its second flagship model, the Hidizs MS3 HiFi In-Ear Monitors.

The MS3 features a lightweight aviation aluminum alloy housing, precision-cut and carved to perfection. The ergonomic design conforms seamlessly to the contours of the human ear, ensuring a comfortable and secure fit. The panel of the MS3 showcases a captivating flame-like shape achieved through three-dimensional fine carving technology and anodizing treatment. Not only does it exude a sense of dynamism, but it also boasts a unique visual identity that sets it apart.

Under the hood, the Hidizs MS3 is powered by a 10.2mm diameter dynamic driver boasting dual magnetic circuits and dual cavities, an innovation developed exclusively by Hidizs. The diaphragm, constructed from a bio-nanofiber composite material, delivers exceptional acoustic performance. This advanced driver design, with its dual magnetic circuits and cavities, enhances the magnetic flux, resulting in improved transient response and higher electro-acoustic energy conversion efficiency. As a result, the MS3 delivers powerful, yet flexible low frequencies, while offering crystal-clear midrange and vocal reproduction. The dual magnetic circuits and cavities work in perfect harmony, creating an immersive and delightful sonic experience.

To complement the dynamic driver, the MS3 incorporates an enduring Knowles SWFK-31736 composite balanced armature driver. Consisting of two independent balanced armature drivers, this composite configuration handles the high and extremely high frequencies with precision. The Knowles SWFK-31736 imparts high resolution, clarity, and excellent ductility enabling the MS3 to reproduce the finest details and emotions with breathtaking accuracy.

Hidizs has also meticulously redesigned the crossover point within the earphone and implemented tantalum capacitors for enhanced accuracy. These capacitors offer higher frequency response and lower Equivalent Series Resistance (ESR), resulting in cleaner, more precise sound reproduction. 

The MS3’s frequency response curve has been fine-tuned by the expert acoustic engineers at HAL (Hidizs Acoustic Laboratory), utilizing G.R.A.S artificial ear and human torso model data calibration. This careful calibration ensures that the MS3 adheres to the H-2019 standard target curve, delivering excellent frequency response characteristics. With an effective frequency response range reaching the Hi-Res standard of 20Hz-40kHz, the MS3 offers excellent resolution, extended treble, and an expansive soundstage. 

The MS3 comes complete with a range of accessories to enhance your listening pleasure. With nine varieties of skin-friendly silicone eartips, you can find the perfect fit for your ears. The MS3 supports Hidizs’ innovative Pneumatic Sound Tuning Filter technology, providing three classic pneumatic sound tuning filters. Additionally, it is compatible with third-party standard sound tuning filters, allowing you to fine-tune your audio to your preferences. The 0.78mm 2-pin plugs enable easy cable interchangeability, and the MS3 supports third-party upgrade cables for those seeking to take their audio experience to new heights. It is a truly customizable HiFi In-Ear Monitor, tailored to meet your individual needs.

Price and Availability

Don’t miss out on the worldwide launch of Hidizs MS3 HiFi In-Ear Monitors on July 4, 2023! For a limited time until July 17th, you can grab these earphones at an incredible price of only $113.00, saving a whopping $56.00. 

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Moondrop, a well-known electro-acoustic brand from China known for its high-quality in-ear monitors, has launched a new and improved version of its mid-fi segment, called the Moondrop Blessing 3. This model is the third generation of the popular “Blessing” series and boasts a premium build with six advanced hybrid drivers on each side.

The highlight feature of the earbuds is the newly developed 3D-printed acoustic cavity structure, along with the innovative HODDDUS technology (Horizontally Opposed Dual Dynamic Drivers Unit System) that creates a physical band-pass filter, which allows for acoustic customization.

Moondrop has carried over the physical and electronic crossover technology from its previous generation and has made further improvements to enhance sound performance for the Blessing 3 IEM. With these improvements, the mid-high response and lower-end rumble have been effectively enhanced, ensuring an impressive and satisfying sound experience for audiophiles. The low-impedance, high-sensitivity design of the earbuds ensures that users can enjoy a high-resolution audio performance from any source. 

The Moondrop Blessing 3 IEM features ear shells made of a high-quality, skin-friendly resin material that is lightweight and ergonomically designed to ensure a comfortable listening experience for long period. The earpiece has a stunning appearance, with stainless steel metallic face covers that add a touch of premium style. 

Moondrop has collaborated with top brands in the industry for 3D printing that ensures the earbuds are of the highest quality. The IEM is designed with precise crossovers, proper driver implementation, and accurate craftsmanship, resulting in a consistent full-frequency band response. Overall, the Moondrop Blessing 3 is an eye-catching, beautifully designed earbud that delivers outstanding sound quality in a stylish earpiece.

The Moondrop Blessing 3 comes with a high-quality stock cable and features an interchangeable cable design with universal 0.78mm 2-pin connectors. With a single-ended 3.5mm termination plug, the earbuds can be connected to any source for universal compatibility. Despite the improved design, architecture, and added features, the Moondrop Blessing 3 is available at the same price as the previous models, making it an excellent choice at $319.99. For more information, check out the product details.

Key Features:

• Six-driver hybrid configuration on each side.
• Dual 10mm dynamic driver units along with four high-performance balanced armature driver units on each side.
• Specially developed 3D-printed acoustic cavity structure
• HODDDUS (Horizontally Opposed Dual Dynamic Drivers Unit System) for horizontal placement of dual dynamic driver units
• Specially designed to maintain the magnetic structure and the airflow of both drivers, to produce a powerful lower-end response
• Improved energy conversion efficiency and reduced nonlinear distortion
• Clean lower-end performance

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Last year, See Audio unveiled the Yume in-ear monitors, and now, the company has collaborated with the famed IEM reviewer Crinacle to bring us the new and improved See Audio X Crinacle Yume Midnight. And they are available for pre-order right now!

See Audio X Crinacle Yume Midnight will be available exclusively at HiFiGo priced at 199.99$ and shipments will begin from 15th January. Additionally, pre-ordering the Yume Midnight will also get you a Rinko Acrylic stand!

See Audio claims that the new Yume Midnight is the “technical” Yume, with a new tuning profile by Crinacle, new looks with Carbon Fiber faceplates, new upgraded set of accessories, including the stock cable and the ear tips. The Yume: Midnight improves the lower end and the high-frequency regions, faster transients, wider staging, and more resolution. In short, the new Yume comes with improved clarity and details.

Yume Midnight Features and Specs

• Tuning Adjustments by Crinacle
• Redesigned Carbon Fiber faceplates
• Powerful triple driver hybrid configuration
• Dynamic Driver with Liquid Silicone Diaphragm
• Two Custom-Tuned BA drivers
• Low-Frequency Filter Conversion(L.F.C) technology
• High-quality 5N OCC Silver-Plated Copper Cable
• Impedance: 32Ω
• Sensitivity: 106dB±1dB
• Frequency Response: 20Hz-20kHz
• THD+N: ≤2%
• Isolation: 26dB
• Connector Type: 2-pin 0.78mm

HiFiGo is the official online partner for See Audio, hence the Yume: Midnight is exclusively available for pre-order on their website till January 15th at a price of $199.99. So what are you waiting for?? Order the See Audio X Crinacle Yume Midnight today!! A special bonus for pre-order includes a special Rinko Acrylic Stand in the package.

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See Audio, the new entrant in the Audio business has been the talk of the town since its dawn. The stupendously designed and tremendously sounding IEMs: Yume, Neo, and Kaguya from See Audio succeeded in grabbing the eyeballs (as well as ears of the masses). Setting a new milestone, the company has launched the brand-new See Audio Bravery.

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What’s exciting is that the See Audio Bravery is up for pre-order starting today if you’ve been waiting for the moment. See Audio Bravery is exceptional on its own and the partnership See Audio had with the audio community to finalize the tuning curve, the design, and look of the pair with a series of votings on their official social media account did seem fruitful. As per the official documentation, the Bravery features a multi-BA driver configuration consisting of four high-performance Balanced Armature drivers(3 Knowles+1 Sonion BA units).

See Audio Bravery Features

• Specially designed four balanced armature driver configuration.
• Premium range of Knowles and Sonion BA drivers.
• Clean, accurate, and smooth sound reproduction.
• Electronic frequency crossover for smooth distortion-free performance.
• Specially customized 6N OCC Hakugei cable.
• Premium Azla Xelastec Sednafit ear tips.
• Impedance: 18ohm.
• Frequency response range: 20Hz-20kHz.
• Sensitivity: 110dB/mW.
• THD+N: <1%.
• 2-pin 0.78mm connectors.

See Audio specially designed a new logo for Bravery in a stacked lotus decorative pattern. See Audio has given attention to every single thing in the package in order to present a rich and premium experience with the pair. Bravery comes packed with premium Azla Xelastec Sedna ear tips and a custom-designed high-purity earphone cable by Hakugei(a premium IEM upgrade cable brand).

HiFiGo is the official online partner for See Audio, the pre-order for Bravery starts today at an introductory price of $249 which will be increased to SRP $279 upon official release on 23rd August. So what are you waiting for?? Order the See Audio Bravery today!! A special bonus for pre-order includes a special Rinko Stand included in the package.

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If you’re looking for some hand-designed IEM, then you should look after Kinera Skuld In-ear Monitors with a beautifully designed outer shell. The company introduced handcrafted IEM with some thrilling features. The whole lineup has different IEM sets including the Baldr, Freya, Norn, etc with similar good-looking designs. Kinera follows the Norse Mythology characters while naming their IEMs.

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The latest Kinera Skuld houses five BA drivers per side including 3x Knowles BA Drivers and two Kinera’s customized BA Units to offer premium and rich acoustics. The ergonomic cavity design enhances the comfort while the 0.78mm 2-pin Silver-Plated Copper balanced 4.4mm cable removes any disturbance. It offers smooth and natural sound tuning.

Kinera Skuld offers 23 ohms impedance with sensitivity  120+/-2dB. Its rated power usage is around 2mW and frequency response ranges between 5Hz-50kHz.

Design Inspiration

Apart from the notable hardware specification, the Kinera Skuld’s roots point to Norse Mythology. However, the Skuld resembles Norn – youngest among the three sisters of fate also resembles the Goddess of the future. However, the designer has effectively depicted the futuristic color theme and design on the IEM cavities.

The exceptional hand-painted cavities enrich the IEMs overall design. The primary black is well minted along with blue and green colors having the polarising effect. The shining silver optical particles offer a lustrous look on the cavities. It is the most beautiful Kinera IEM in the whole lineup.

Ergonomic Shape

Kinera Skuld follows an ergonomic shape for a natural and comfortable grip that fits in every ear. Better noise cancellations are further enhanced by their natural shape. The lightweight Kinera Skuld is a perfect choice to intensity the music experience.

Cooper balanced Cable Silver-Plated Cable.

The IEMs ship with high-quality silver-plated copper cable coupled with a 4.4mm plug. There are around 24 strands per wire, 8 manual braided cores and 192 strands per cable along with outstanding PVC insulation to reduce chance of wear and tear. It high-quality cable aids in better sound, deeper bass, and better mid and high-frequency response.

Premium Accessories

Kinera Skuld bundles a premium set of accessories consisting of 4.4mm-3.5mm and 4.4mm-2.5mm adapters. It also houses Type-E ear tips including silicone and foam ear tips.

Pricing

Kinera Skuld is retailing for the price of $550 from the HiFiGo store.

Related: Hifigo launched Kinera Baldr Multi-Driver IEM for $1399.99

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Hifigo is an audio device maker offering premium AMP, DACs, Headphones, Audio players and much more. After launching the HiFiGo BLON BL-O5 IEM a few months ago, the company has finally unveiled Kinera Baldr multi-drive IEM (In-Ear Monitors). The elegant drivers are built with original oakwood ear shells encased seven driver hybrid setup – 4x EST drivers, 1x dynamic driver and 2x armature drivers.

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The new IEM from Hifgo is based on Norse Mythology, and the name is based on Baldr which is God of light, joy and purity. Hifigo Kinera Baldr Multi-Driver houses a premium-gold plated cable with Universal 0.78 Two-Pin connectors. Hifigo has bundled the new IEM with premium accessories.

Features of Hifigo Kinera Baldr IEM Features

Premium Sound

Hifigo Kinera Baldr in-ear monitor is coupled with the multi-drive hybrid setup to offer rich and premium sound to the users. It houses a 4x electrostatic driver, 1x Kinera self-developed 7mm micro-dynamic driver and 2x armature units. The user will get a crisp and rich detailing sound giving an HD sound experience. The trebles, bass and vocals are all impactful and offer natural sound experience.

Moreover, the presence of 4x Sonion EST drivers aids in detailing the sound for sound engineers. The utmost precision and professional audio are some major advantages of Hifigo Kinera Baldr.

Three-Way Sound 

Kinera Baldr offers a three-way frequency division technology for precise connection between multiple driver units. It bares frequency leakage and brings you distortion-free and rich sound experience.

Hardware

The Hifigo Kinera Baldr offers a gold-plated single crystal copper cable with 0.78mm two-pin connectors. It has 196 cores with four strands with soft, comfy and transparent material.

Design and Build

The latest IEMs offers premium oakwood material possessed as the toughest quality material. It is crafted with 16 special processes featuring a strong and stable build. Each Baldr unit has unique natural oakwood grain appearance and features stealthy and strong build.

Accessories

Kinera Baldr offers various accessories including multiple adapters, 3.5mm and 2.5mm termination plugs, and others. However, the package itself packs 6piars of different sized silicone ear tips.

Beautifully designed case with premium quality leather keeps the IEM safe and comfortable.

Technical Specifications

• Interface: 0.78 2-pin.
• Rated power: 3 mW.
• Impedance: 22 Ω.
• Distortion: ＜5%（1k Hz，100 db SPL).
• Wear type: Around the ear.
• Driver Combination：4 EST+1 DD+2 BA.
• Sensitivity:109±2db.
• Frequency response range: 5Hz- 50kHz.
• Cable length: 1.2 m.

Pricing

HifiGo Kinera Baldr is available for the price of $1399. You can buy it by heading to the HifiGo website.

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