TANGZU Wan’er S.G

These IEMs are very nice for $25 bucks. My listening experience is limited to many "budget" headphones such as the Sony MDR-7506, Fidelio X2HR, SHP9500, M50X/M40X, DT770 Pro, and my trusty Apple Earpods. Additionally, for IEMs, I own a Moondrop Chu ($20) and Letshuoer S12 Pro ($135) I will say these headphones sound great with/without EQ. These are very pleasant to listen to, these are very warm and relaxed when they need to be, and very energetic and lively when they need to as well. Listening to tracks like SZA - The Weekend, Micheal Jackson's Thriller, and even the Super Mario Galaxy OST or Pop Smoke's Hawk Em, 2Pac's Me Against the World or Do for Love, every part of the listening experience I had was comfortable and engaging, and this was without EQ. With EQ you can tune this IEM to your preference. And boy is EQ an excellent thing. You can achieve totally different sound signatures and make the earphone punch miles above its price. In particular I really like the harman 2019 sound signature that I got from squiglink. It makes everything much clearer and separation in the instruments, singing and beats is so much better. There are of course limits to this $25 IEM; when I compare it to my $135 Letshuoer S12 Pro, those earbuds are essentially endgame to me as an average consumer; the separation is amazing, every voice and note has this "extension" to it and it feels like I'm in a concert listening to those. These achieve pretty close to that experience with more than 1/4 less the price of those earbuds with EQ. The final question is; should you buy these? Yes. Blind buy even. These are great earbuds, and for the price of a lunch for two, you get a earbud that sounds amazing, is easy to drive, and takes super well to EQ, and punches miles above its price point. I'm very happy with this product and I'll definitely using these for casual gaming, music and wherever.

Linsoul is such an underrated brand! These are my second pair as I have given my blue and gold ones to my partner since they wanted to switch from a bulky gaming headset to IEM’s. The sound quality is superb! I can literally hear with flying colors when I use these headphones for gaming or simply listening to music. Fair warning though, IEM’s shouldn’t be used full volume as they can damage the ears pretty badly. When I play music, the headphones are balanced out pretty well and the bass sounds amazing! There are no muddy sounds with these and I can enjoy them regularly when I’m not gaming. The box is also beautiful. It comes with a braided silver wire, extra ear pieces varying by size to cater to your ear, and a small towel to wipe them down. I highly recommended these IEM’s as starters if you want to make the switch to wired gaming headphones. They are so affordable and the quality is amazing considering how cheap they are compared to other professional IEM’s.

Bass: Pretty elevated though not overpowering. These have a downsloping sound with added emphasis on treble (more on that later). With that said, the bass is definitely the highlight of this set! I would consider these to be a rather balanced tuning throughout the low end. Kind of reminds me of how the Clairvoyance handles bass, though with less finesse. These definitely feel more subbass focused with a mild midbass punch. These are quite nice with rap/rnb tracks. Bass texture is lacking though and feels rather “pillowy” and lacking detail. Overall pretty balanced if a little strong for some genres (vocal heavy tracks). Nicely done considering the price. Mids: The midrange is the part that is lacking. The midrange is tuned really well but is quirky. I would describe it as quite flat with a slight bump in the upper mids. This makes vocals positioned a little closer to the front but sounds a little fuzzy/hazy. Electric guitars also have the effect of sounding closer than a “neutral” tuned set but it’s missing the detail that I’m used to. This is especially persistent with busier rock/metal tracks. While the midrange is lacking, male and vocals are still rather pleasant to listen to. String instruments sound fine too though nothing to write home about. Treble: The second best part of this iem. Treble starts extension starts off normal but falls off toward the upper end. Cymbals and hi-hats have a solid “edge” to them but lose out on some detail. These have a somewhat dark presentation outside of that. There is a lack of air which is to be expected, but not a dealbreaker. This can make them sound a little boring and too safe. These have a relaxed tuning overall that shouldn’t offend anyone. Though I prefer more treble in my iems, I can respect a nice relaxing listen every now and then. Soundstage/Imaging: Staging is fine and imaging is a little worse. Not super wide or narrow and positional accuracy is a little underwhelming especially with busier tracks. Detail/Technical Performance: About average. Great for the price but nothing special other than that. Below the Titan S/Aria but still competitive at its asking price. Comfort/Accessories: Excellent fit. Fits my ears with no issues. However, it starts losing comfort after about an hour. The nozzle seems a bit larger than my ears are accustomed to. Accessories are fine. Enough eartips for most to find a good seal. Cable is acceptable. A little thin and prone to tangles if you’re not careful like me. Nothing really to complain about otherwise. TLDR; A surprisingly great set for the price. At first I was shocked with how well it performed out of the box. But the more I listened to it, the more imperfections I started noticing. This is totally fine though considering the price. Depending on the type of tuning you’re looking for, these may be worth checking out. You can get a good idea of what a solid tuning sounds like based on these which is a great compliment. I’m being quite harsh because I want to love these just a little more. For the price they’re such an easy recommendation but have some flaws that can be overlooked.

I watched a video in which a number (6?) different online reviewers picked their favorite budget IEM, and two of those named the TANGZU Wan’er, so I took the bait. Glad I did. I've bought a number of Chi-Fi IEMs and most are ok but have either bloated bass or a hollow sound. These Wan’ers have a warm sound a bit north of neutral. Bass is certainly noticeable but not muddy. I use tracks like the opening of "I Can't Tell You Why," "Migra," and "Iron Hand" to see if a set passes the test. These do. Mids are not recessed and vocals sound good (Amy Winehouse and Tony Bennett "Body and Soul," "Creep" by Karen Souza and anything by Diana Krall were my test cases). Treble is not shrill or piercing. I use "Oh, Atlanta" by Alison Krauss as kind of a 'Mendoza line' for that end of the spectrum. The Wan’ers are very close to that line. Overall, the sound signature is middle of the road but not uncolored or boring. A really pleasant listen. I will say the set sounded better after a couple hours of listening, so either I got 'brain burn' (acclimated) or the set opened up a tad with use. The sound deepened and got a bit richer with more presence. I did try an inexpensive replacement cable and the sound did not change much, so I think the stock cable is good enough - reinforced two-pin connector and lightweight cable. I didn't notice any microphonics. Looks and comfort are fine. I did get a better seal and sound quality using Spinfit eartips. Overall this is a terrific value - way better in my view than most KZ and CCA IEM's (I like the KZ ZST10 Pro quite a lot but haven't heard all the latest CCA models). Seems very well suited for a range of genres, although I can't speak for EDM, Hip Hop or Rap. Recommended.

Great quality only thing would be that the cable is shorter than I expected but besides that it’s perfect with an extra sound quality

uncomfortable to wear, audio quality is poor. the cables are "hooked" so you have to put the on a certain way which is the stupidest thing. doesnt really matter though because once you put them on the audio quality is so poor and its uncomfortable to wear too. waste of money

After weeks of trying to find a good pair of closed-back noise-isolating headphones, I finally just decided to go with IEMs. Watched a few reviews on YouTube, and this one kept popping up as a great budget option. The sound quality is great, just as good as any of my headsets or my open-back Phillips cans. The sound isolation is great (as it should be, they're earbuds). It comes with a nice braided cord, and a few different size options for earplugs. All silicone, no foam. Tested them in a few matches of Rainbow Six: Siege, and I'm very pleased. With the AC going in my room during the hot summer days, the over-ear headphones weren't cutting it. These block out all sound, and have great sound quality that lets me hear every detail. Keep in mind that if you want quality audio with IEMs like these, you need to get a good seal in your ear. Don't be afraid to switch the plugs to a larger size to check the difference in sound.

I had seen some reviews on this and thought I would take a chance with these. I own over 24 sets of IEM's, it kind of became an addiction. I found these to be a pleasant experience. There is a good amount of bass but not overly done like on most KZ models. it is a clear and punchy bass but not at all muddy. The mids are clear and the bass does not step or bleed into the mids. Some can say these are a little forward in the mids but if so, not by much. Vocals come across strong but not shouty. The treble extension is contained and smooth. Being the bass does not have that bloat sound, the treble can be kept at a respectable level as it does not have to compete with the mids or bass. The one thing I will knock this on is the cable. Like every KZ cable I have ever come across it is thin and easily tangles. If you have other cables you will switch it out, if you do not... think about a replacement cable. But outside of the cable, this can compete with some IEM's have have that are 4-5 times the price. From my opinion these are a much better choice than the Moondrop Chu. The fit is better and it has a replaceable cable.

Pięknie wykonane słuchawki. Bardzo zrównoważone brzmienie = lepiej zagrają z cieplejszymi DAP-ami lub transmiterami BT. ( Analityczne F...O raczej odradzam). Sporo wymiennych końcówek (7 par) w komplecie, ale większość nie daje dobrego uszczelnienia. U mnie sprawdzają się tylko czarno-czerwone, ale to sprawa bardzo indywidualna. W tej cenie są bezkonkurencyjne !!! P.S. Brzmienie bardzo podobne do wersji 2, różnice są minimalne, ver. 2 być może jest nieco lepsza, ale to niuanse.

As far as budget IEM’s go this is by far a good option. Comfort is good for long sessions, cable is very good length, and the sound quality is good for what is paid.

great IeMs for the price

Goede IEM maar niet na mijn smaak.

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