Moondrop Shiro Yuki White Snow HiFi Dynamic Earbuds: Immersive Line Type Earphones Review

I like a variety of music, including classical. These headphones really bring classical music to life. All instruments have a place to breathe and shine. Electronic music not so much. The subwoofer is incredibly quiet with them, and in some cases I didn't hear it at all. Regardless, I still use these headphones for more than just classical music, and I think they work well for the most part. Overall I am very happy with these headphones and they would make a great addition to any headphone…

For $13 I don't think it really gets any better than this. They are a great reference pair compared to other buds or rims. First, the tune won't be complete without foam sleeves. Without foam rubber, they do not stick to the ears, and there is practically no bass. Putting them in your ear will clean up the mids, but you'll never have headphones in your ear. This is one of the biggest downsides I've found, and I think it's only because it's not the most ergonomic design of anything in this…

On first hearing they definitely have a timbre, a bit of a tin can effect. They benefit greatly from being hacked - leave them running on your computer throughout the day with a repeating track. The sound is very detailed and juicy, making them impressive for headphones. They never lose their slightly metallic timbre, which is a bit annoying as the last thing you need for transparency is a resonance you can grind and won't go away. Regardless, her other qualities seem to make up for it. Super…

Given that this is a "beggar-level" $10 audio device, you need to keep the context of performance and price in mind. It costs less than a hearty meal. If you're expecting a $10 benefit from God, I don't know what to tell you, maybe I should break the news that the Easter Bunny doesn't exist. This is a pair of shower head style headphones with non-interchangeable 3.5mm cable. Their general sound signature is warm. Build: Surprisingly good. Considering they cost $10, they're pretty well made. The

I bought ShiroYuki after getting Nameless. I wanted something cheaper so I wouldn't mind ruining the nameless one. Packaging: Shiro Yuki is delivered in a small tin can. Includes bundled headphones, cleaning cloth and two sets of replacement foams. Smaller packaging compared to the Nameless which came in a box and such, but for the price it's reasonable. Sound: I'm not sure how to refer to sound. When I first got it, it sounded smooth enough, but the handwriting seemed a little too closed, with