🎧 Meze Rai Solo Wired In-Ear Monitor Headphones - Noise Isolating Earbuds, Premium Metal Ergonomic Earphones Review

Overall a great product. I hear Tidal MQA on Dragonfly Red and they are quite experienced. Good size bag/carrying case, I can mount the bubble level, lighting camera cable and USB-C cable adapter on spare tips. What I think Might improve the comfort of the cable as it has a rigid (with memory) earhook. Since I consider these IEMs to be very suitable for beginners or inexperienced listeners, some memory foam ear tips might be helpful.

Really good monitors only reach their true potential if you have the patience to get through the break-in period. Just plug in at least 72 hours and don't form an opinion too soon. Airy highs, good mids and a well-defined bass, which I don't think has been improved like other reviewers, by the way. High-quality materials and attention to detail, a handy, sufficiently large carrying case for monitors, Dragonfly Cobalt and an adapter cable for iPhone. They sit really comfortably in my ears with…

Excellent IEM for the money. It took about 40 hours to record them. At first it sounded vague. After 40 hours they opened. I believe Meze should do this before packing the product in o. The best performance for many who do not burn. The strength lies in the soundstage and the layering of the instruments. Don't be fooled by diagrams and specs that don't include this information. These aren't your cheap chifi in-ear headphones. They are good but not super perfect. They lack detail and separation…

After a week of listening to Meze RAI Solo iem's I really like them. At first I wasn't sure about the sound I was hearing from them. I listen to CD quality (16bit 1441kHz), sometimes HiRes, mostly recordings. These RAI solos sound fantastic on a well-mastered recording. But as most people know not all records are well made and if you listen to one the RAI Solo will immediately tell you that you are hearing poor sound quality. Which, in my opinion, is any decent pair of headphones, regardless of

I became aware of Meze Audio on the website of Darko Audio (John Darko) when he reviewed 99 Classics, which by the way are mine and are my favorite closed headphones. So, confident in the sound and quality of your products (classic 99), I bought the Rai Solo and after a few hours of listening I can say that they are pretty good, maybe too neutral for my tastes, but quite Good . (I also have Campfire Audio Polaris II and IO). Anyway, I love the Rai Solo, it has a great design and the only thing…

First, these headphones are beautifully finished. They look and feel like $1,000 plus headphones. The included travel case is also very high quality. The sound is not "audiophile quality" as they have a V-shaped acoustic profile with pronounced bass. The bass is not booming or annoying, but emphasized. This can usually be fixed if your phone or DAP has an equalizer feature. Speaking of phones, these headphones are the most efficient I've ever used or owned, and they're easy to control on most…

I bought these a few weeks ago and use them almost every day so I've had good experiences with them. I'll start with the build quality. The build quality is very solid here. The milled metal feels smooth and looks great. The MMCX connectors are well latched and don't dangle. They are lightweight but do not feel heavy when in use. I'm very happy with the build quality here. That's how they fit. They are smaller than the IEM and I find them extremely comfortable. My ears are medium-sized, sit at…