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LINSOUL TIN Audio T2 HiFi 2DD Double Dynamic Drive in-Ear Earphone with Powerful Bass, DJ Metal Headphones, 3.5mm MMCX Connector Review

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Details

BrandLinsoul
Ear PlacementIn Ear
ColorGray
Connectivity TechnologyWired
Form FactorIn Ear

Description of LINSOUL TIN Audio T2 HiFi 2DD Double Dynamic Drive in-Ear Earphone with Powerful Bass, DJ Metal Headphones, 3.5mm MMCX Connector

Please note the new package and the old one will be dispatched randomly. High Sound Quality. T2 has a good balance of high and low frequency. The tone won’t been too bright or too dark. It’s smooth. High frequency extension is good, delicate and supple. Low dive deep, full of elasticity and intensity without any slow feeling. Detachable MMCX Cable. Earphone adopts detachable design. The main body comes with 5N 8-core silver plated wire, because the soft and supple material is used, the handling is good, there is no worry that the cable will be curled afterwards. It ensures durability even at ultra light weight and withstands long-term use. Exquisite Design. The shell is made of metal reflecting a sense of luxury in appearance. The canal design can shut out noise perfectly. Never worry about noise only to enjoy deep and rich sound. Three different size of ear plugs are included. It can fit in your ear perfectly. Comfortable Wearing Experience. We all love our music to the point that we use our personal audiophile earphones on extended duration, with the Tin HiFi T2, the metal housing won’t induce any allergic reactions on your ears as they are completely hypoallergenic and we also made sure that the balanced sound with upper frequency emphasis isn’t fatiguing to use for long giving you freedom to enjoy your music anytime and anywhere. What You Will Get? 1 Year Warranty for the earbuds and 24 hours easy-to-reach customer service from Linsoul Audio.

Reviews

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Revainrating 1 out of 5

Either I have a broken pair or people don't understand the sound quality

I saw a review on youtube claiming these are the best headphones for the money that they sound like a $200 pair. Now I'm wondering if this guy was paid to sell these junk headphones. I have a pair of Wal-Mart Skullcandy headphones with a built in mic that sound better than this crap. Wow did I get a married couple or are people deaf? ok, maybe not enough power. Tried it on my Galaxy S8, no noise, sound quality sucks as well. They sound like crappy emergency headphones I bought at the drug store

Pros
  • Absolutely amazing!
Cons
  • Zero

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Good sound, bad design

I listen to a lot of music, but I have to admit that I'm not attuned to the subtle differences in bitrate and sound quality that some audiophiles are. I've been using the Symphonized NRG 3.0 headphones for years and they've always done their job, but I wanted to treat myself to better headphones and they've proven popular in my price range. sound good and feel high quality. However, I'm going back to Symphonized because they're so awkward. First, they're designed to wrap around your ear, but…

Pros
  • Elegant design
Cons
  • There are more interesting options.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

bad cable; no customer service

Update 20th September 2019: I bought a more expensive replacement cable (which I assume is the same cable or at least looks the same as the one used in new T3s). And I've actually had a pretty good experience with these headphones for the last 9 months or so with this more expensive cable. Only recently one of the buds themselves began to be cut off. I switched to the other side to make sure it was the bud itself and not the cord. Oh good. So overall, and with the more expensive cable, I ran…

Pros
  • Few competitors
Cons
  • Modern

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Fun to try not to buy

I'm a pro audio guy who has tried about 30 IEM/Chifi headphones in the past few months. These impressed me from the start. It was at the very beginning of my quest, and back then I was only trying chifi stuff. It felt like they weren't even turned on, the bass was good and deep without being overly loud, the mids were light but pleasant, and the highs were pretty strong. However, I found out later that I had the buds on the wrong side, although they fit quite well. Side switching reduced bass…

Pros
  • Easy install
Cons
  • Minor things

Revainrating 5 out of 5

They pack a lot of bass if you wear them right.

short version: make sure you choose the best fit and seal to get the most out of them. we. Before that I used a pair of Ostry kc09s with a 2nd gen Fiio X5 with a Fiio A3 amp connected to it and everything was fine in my world. I decided to take a chance after Zeos recommended them and I knew I couldn't go wrong at the price. At first I didn't like her. I felt they were too light in the bass and I found the highs to be painful for me. Only their tonal signature lacked weight. Of course, Ostry…

Pros
  • price
Cons
  • fades

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Decent sound/Interesting perceptual experiment

I bought these headphones based on a review I saw on Z Reviews/Youtube. My go-to pair of headphones has been the Sure SE215 for many years. I found them comfortable, accurate enough, although probably not "audiophile" in quality, and reasonably priced for what they offer. (I use the standard silicone pads, not the foam pads, although I did purchase additional yellow Sure foam pads; I just don't use them very often.) My first impression of the T2 was that they were heavy and not as comfortable…

Pros
  • Delivery was very quick
Cons
  • Crumpled