The left speaker is out of order, and since the warranty period from the store has expired, I wrote to the manufacturer's support service. In general, I expected to be able to order a left ear from them. But the manufacturer politely vouched to repair it, and asked to send the IEM. And so, just like that, they returned the working IEM, although they had no warranty obligations. I am very pleasantly surprised by this service.
Hopefully they still do this.. the left side IEM just died on me. I reached out to them, hopefully they respond. They no longer have these available on Amazon.
Great review. This and some of your other reviews led me to order the OH10, the Timeless and the Moondrop Kato. It did not take too long to put two IEMs back in the boxes and return them. (all the impressions below are just my opinions - subjectivity is king here). 1) The Timeless was a bad fit for me, but even when I 'ensured' the fit to ensure a good seal, I disliked the tonality. There was bass but it lacked realism, the mids were detailed but had no soul, the high end was OK but grainy. 2) The Kato was better, beautifully built and a decent sound - but came over as thinner and less emotionally involving than the OH10 Obsidian. 3) The OH10 Obsidian was a surprise. I was expecting bass-heavy, warm and maybe 'cloying' from some reviewers descriptions. But no. They have a bottom end that can gum-up, but mostly they are simply lovely. They have plenty of detail and resolution but, unlike the other two here, they don't shove it in your face. I love these IEMs. They fit well (heavy but I don't feel them) and sonically they remind me of my old Sennheisser HD600s - a staggering achievement I think for a $200 in-ear device. I'm still re-listening to all my favorite Jazz and Accoustic tracks - that's a what a music reproduction devoice should achieve. It may not be rapture, but its close enough. Btw, I'm playing them through a little FIIO BTR5 and its clean, bright and powerful. The OH10s sound even nicer through my Schiit Asgard 3, so they really scale. I'm still grinning!!
@@francisravi7651 I'd guess that it would be a big upgrade since blon bl03 are under $30. Z reviews said OH10 have a pretty wide soundstage, not sure how wide blon bl03 are tho. I was going to buy fiio FH5 but now leaning towards OH10.
Getting these as an upgrade for my Moondrop Aria 2021, which are excellent for sub USD100; heard a lot good reviews on these for sub USD200 and have a feeling gonna stick with them for sometime. Thanks for the review.
Got them and really love the way they sound even though they are kinda V-shaped. No regrets at all, totally an upgrade for my Aria. These will be with me till I am ready to upgrade to next level, something like Xenns Up.
@@VicharB When I got mine I tought the same...too V-shaped. Then I tested some others tips (foam tips and hard silicon tips). It really smooth the sound a lot without loosing quality.
How is the soundstage of this compared to the aria? Does the sound end up fatiguing over hours of listening. I’m looking to get an upgrade as well from TinHifi T3+. Is this really a huge step up compared to the aria or T3+ when it comes to sound quality? My other choices are TRI Starsea or TRI I3 pro but leaning towards the ikko OH10 due to the reviews Ive seen so far. Guys please enlighten me
I have compared the OH10 to several IEMs costing way more (ThieAudio Oracle, Moondrop Blessing 2 & Kato, Fiio FH5), and these guys have bested them, IMO. The OH10 just has so much energy and power. not laid back at all. The sub-bass, as you covered, does not muddy up anything above it. I have gotten use to the weight, and does not limit time I can listen to them. The cable is NOT that good. I am using cable the volume and phone/DAP controls because I sleep with these as well.
i got my kato due to the hype recently but quickly find myself into the bass game, the fun game. after little more digging, oh10 is the one on my target list. now one week in with the oh10, i can safely say it replaces my kato fully. i do not have all the other IEM you mentioned, so only compare to kato. The bass of oh10 is just breath-taking powerful, and fun. what surprised me is the kato does have punchy bass, but it just doesnt have the rumble nor the air movement. Kato has good bass, it is fast, well defined, nothing wrong with it, i might think Kato would suit most ppl due to the overall tonality. but man oh10 is just a keeper forever.
I have the OH1’s and like them very much. I was looking for a “step up” and did not know if the OH10 qualify as a step up or a side step/lateral. My last inquiry is that I was looking at the Moondrop KxxS which are priced, I believe, the same. Now that is the comparison that counts in my opinion.
I think OH10 for $50 over OH1 is probably worth it, depending on your tastes. But you're starting with OH1 already so it's $190 for the "upgrade," and hard to say -- personally, I'd be more interested in other sound signatures.
I'm really curious to see how the OH10 along with other popular iems of the past would compete in 2024. I would like to know how far iems have progressed.
I'm still torn between the Ikkos and the CPs, if you don't mind, how are the clarity, detail retrieval, sounstage, airyness, mids and highs compared between these two? I like the form factor of the CP's much more and I enjoy almost all genres of music.
@@SuperReview think that would he really good. Appreciate it's a very subjective hobby but I think a lot of people would be very interested in those videos 👍
I have the IKKO OH7 its very tiny but the sound feels bigger, wider and boomier than my Hifiman Sundara. The only downside is the its material which is brass and get too cold at times and mos of all after a few weeks the metal release this green rust like thing under the rubber buds.
What people don't know,this is a such a insanely good IEM at a really low price, that if it had cost 3 times the price, no one would have complained about it,so just so freaking god and bye it now if you can,this a super classic of IEM of all the time but remember i live in Norway and they cost about 245 Dollar :)
Yeah, I bought the OH10s a few months ago and I'm happy with how they perform but I honestly can't recommend them to anybody because they tend to rattle from the inside while walking. While walking and moving my head left to right these buds raddle like bells on Santa's sled, very interesting to say the least. I would not recommend them unless you like wasting money on defective products that were given high review marks by talking heads.
When I visit your website, the OH1 has 4 stars now, I'm wondering why you removed a star since your first review? Do you recommend OH1 or Hana or something similar? I want to upgrade my blon 03.
I have been using this IEM for a couple months at this point. From my experience, they do have some pretty significant problems. For example, their cable connection has no snap action and even though it feels relatively firm if you just pull it, but over time it sometimes just becomes more and more loose and then just eventually disconnects. I almost lost an earpiece twice because of that. Cable is incredibly thin for such heavy earpieces and it almost feels designed to be as tangly as possible beacause it acts as a bola weapon. Eartips feel like they should be more secure than they are as they do work their way out of my ears eventually, especially when I'm running. Also you can't immediately see it, but that glossiness comes from a plastic film covering eartip body and that film just peels off over time.
The plastic layer is a protective layer for the packaging, don't think it's intended to be left on (I took mine off immediately). Don't disagree about the thin cable + weight of the IEMs, I ended up putting them on a heavier duty cable and I think it improves the handling. Still wouldn't go running with them 😅
@@SuperReview nah, i'm not talking about that plastic cover similar to what phone screens have. i'm taking about a very thin layer of plastic around the entire unit that's fused with its surface and you cant see it until it starts peeling off. for me it started peeling off first around the ear nozzle on the inside where it touched skin. you also definitely have a different ear shape and it sits more organically in your ear than in mine.
@Manny Cracker Since then, the right ear piece practically stopped working entirely. The first cable has become brittle after half a year of use and snapped. By the way, I kept that cable for whatever reason and now it has become so brittle that it basically snaps wherever I bend it. So I bought another cable and that one has started failing too. The connection of the cable to the earpieces has become loose over time and since it has no snap action, ear pieces started routinely detaching themselves.
@@francisravi7651 in my opinion the OH1 looks better with the matte blue colour but some people prefer the gunmetal oh10 appearance. To each of its own
They sound like totally the opposite, the Ikko oh10 is wideee, warm, less bright, richer, impactful and bassy, while the P1 are much more confined, more detailed, brighter, more revealing, need much more power, and have better imaging
There is a company audiosense selling single knowles ba driver iems for under 35 usd. Was curious if you'd want to review those. They are pretty confident they can rival tin t2s and other good brands like shures. Its called the audiosense t180.
Ikko OH01 is very very good and OH10 is different and depending oh preferences my be more preferred (usually it is), according to me it is splendid. I agree with the presentations and statements for OH 01 and 10 but... to compare the mh755 with OH10 is like to compare Malaysa with Japan (no offense). Please, compare the OH10 with the Blessing 2 Dusk, especially in the mids, highs and stage - this will be interesting to hear. I am doing that comparison for me now.
Hey, what conclusion have you made from that comparison? I own OH10 and am thinking about parting with them to go for something more netrallty monitor-ish tuned, more technically proficient in the same price range, maybe $100 extra. B2 Disk is not in my sights, but It would be very interesting to know how do they compare
@@juanblanco7898 B2 Dusk is marvelous. If you have to buy only one of them go for the Dusk - better control and fluency and very refined, top clarity. OH10 is still big fun for me and very good and it is a tough call due to the lower price tag. According to me, so far, B2 Dusk is well competed on the clarity only by Drop + JVC HA-FDX1 but the highs of the JVC might be trouble for someone (bass is less but good, but highs are far more forward) but you may get it at $200 from Drop and you have 3 tuning filters (read the Crinacle review on then, and he tuned the Dusk!).
Thank you, I already own the OH10. Dusk as well as the default Blessing 2 (wanted these badly) were out of my budget at the time, and I've got Ikko for ~150$ thanks to the Black Friday discount. Actually, I was aiming for the Tansio Mirai 3 Pro but it ended up just above my budget even with a discount and I just had no patience left - they were to become my first IEMs. Still somewhat regretful over not stretching out for the TSMR 3 Pro's. I'm aware that Crin was responsible for the Dusk's tuning and I seem to like his IEF target, especially its modification (practical implementation) in the tuning of the Fearless x Crinacle Dawn. Damn, those must be amazing. I've had a little taste of it with the help of some pretty sophisticated EQ-ing and my OH10s. Dusk's tuning while having differently done upper mids still looks very good, apart from the hights. They have a pretty dramatic notch somewhere around the 10 kHz area and by looking at the FR graph I find it somewhat confusing. Of course, it's all about the balance, but that notch is straight up huge. I'd like to hear how it actually sounds very much, though.
@@nikolaygramchev oh, and also, do you live in Russia, by any chance? If so, is it possible to purchase something from Drop from Russia? I was VERY interested in the JVC FDX1 for a long time, but eventually I've given up on them completely due to them being very hard to get here where I live
No, I do not live in Russia, even not very close. I am Bulgarian, in Bulgaria. It is not easy with Drop also. 1/ they ship only with USP, no chance for DHL or FedEx; 2/ there are products that they do not want to ship at all; for example, I wanted to buy the Focal Elex and they reject my order due to 'no available shipment' for that product, I even wrote to them but they replied with cold 'sorry, no chance'.
That's my problem with the KZ ZS10 pro. I like the design best compared to the ZSN and ZSN Pro but it's a finger print magnet. I wish they copy the implementation on this OH10.
I have the Jade Audio EA3, Moondrop SSR and Tin T2. I had the BLON BL-03 and the Etymotic ER2XR. Returned both. The ER2XR were uncomfortable and had virtually no soundstage. Flat. I was feeling the BL-03, but didn't believe they were much better than the other three IEMs I have. I just ordered the Ikko OH-10 and due to receive them on Friday. The only negative thing I've heard about them is they're heavy. Outside of that, they seem to have everything. They look NICE, as well. I will not be removing the plastic off of them. Don't like to deal with fingerprints.
@@SuperReview I got them, today. I'd say the sound is full, meaning It has EVERY element of sound that I'd want in an earphone, as you mentioned. Also, the weight of these do not bother me, either. They sit in my ears, quite nicely. I tried the included eartips. Sounded good. I had a spare pair of RHA Dual Density. I might try my Dakoni Bulletz, as well. Is there a difference between the included eartips of the OH10 other than color? It's funny, before getting these, I was thinking of getting the OH1 or the Simgot EN700.
@@francisravi7651 Lol GREAT! I have a few IEMs, but I make sure I get around to using them. This past year, I bought the iBasso IT01. Those are REALLY good. In December, I bought the Tin T3 Plus. A month ago, I bought the Fiio A3. Very small, but packs a punch in enhancing the sound of your sound devices.
I just found your channel and I want to thank you for posting these reviews. I'm looking for a set of IEM's that are similar to my Beyer DT770's as I love a very detailed treble signature - sounds like these aren't it. Any recommendations? Thanks again.
Super bummed out. Had the OH10s for about 2 years and the left side IEM stopped working. Doesn't output any sound regardless of cable used. Used it regularly everyday for work/gaming/music and no clue how to fix it. Any suggestions? Thanks. I suspect something's wrong with the input jack on the left side but I didn't disconnect/reconnect or change cables much.
So I'm upgrading from a Philips Fidelio X1 headset that I just recently broke. I hate that their soundstage was wide but imaging was trash. Would something like an oh10 even be an upgrade to those headphones?
Do these sound similar to the KZ ZS10 Pro? I just used crinacle's Graph Comparison Tool and put the frequency responses on top of each other and they are eerily similar except the ZS10 Pro dips more in the lower treble range. The curves are nearly identical elsewhere.
I didn't compare head to head, but based on memory there's some similarity in general tonality -- strong bass, lean lower mids, upper midrange lift. But to my ear, OH10 is a bit darker sound -- I see the graph comparison and yeah the treble looks identical, but in practice I think the OH10 treble is more relaxed, far from being sibilant while I found the ZS10 Pro a bit sharp and sibilant.
Tecno4U A graph won’t tell you the tonality of the drivers which is more important than the amount of the frequencies in relation to others. Remember.....graphs = quantity. Tonality = QUALITY. The expensive stuff has good frequency response and tonality. With the budget gear you usually have to sacrifice the tonality.
I have the philips fidelio x2, and I want to switch to iems, do you prefer these? And how is the soundstage and imaging? How are these for movies and music like pop and edm? Sorry if I ask a lot of questions but I'm really interested in these, thanks so much!
I'm using Ikko oh10, it's a great great value for money. I upgraded to oh10 from Kanas pro. It seems like 5X upgrade in all aspects. Ikko oh10 natural sounding iem with very low distortions.
@@SuperReview although kanas pro is clean and detailed. The sound stage is too narrow and bass texture is not as good as oh10. These two are an important thing for me. Despite these mids are more forward and clear, and highs sparkles. ( I think you may like the highs on the kanas pro)
I love music and I really just want to get the most out of it. Do I need a $200 pair of earbuds for that? The advantages I'm seeing with IEMs is the quality, comfort, replaceable/removable cable (significantly longer lifespan?), Durability and Seal. I have no problem spending $200 but should I get these? Audio quality and comfort is my main concern, the removable cable seems like a MASSIVE benefit though
Hey what's up I got the no.3 because I saw your video last year, I was looking at these for a more bass heavy iem is there much of a difference in terms of bass And sub bass?
I have a lot of songs that have sub bass besides that movies and games also have those moments where you feel the rumble. I suppose a better question would be Do these handle bass better? How is the attack and the fall off compared to the no 3 would it be better to get the spring 2? I hear they get really bright. I really just want that low end rumble and I dont wanna get overears. I'm using the es100 mk2 to power them.
Walter White Of all you have is Skullcandy try something in the budget category. KZ ZSN PRO will destroy the Ink’d and it’s less than $20. You could skip ahead and grab a set of TRN V90 which are among the best of the current budget iems and cost $44. CCA C12 is also great for $30. KZ ZSX is also amazing but it’s more expensive at $40. Toss out those Skullcandies.
How do compare these to the blon bl03s? Which is more bassy? Ive been looking to upgrade from my bl03 with similar feel and tuning. Tried the mele, tfz n03, aria and kz zs10 pro, all of them did not beat the bl03 for me.
@@SuperReview Like reviewing and recommending an expensive restaurant and then saying right at the end that the take away place round the corner does the same food or better at 95% cheaper
The MH755 has too much variations and also too many fakes. Mine is also from Ebay 5-6$ and it’s the most non-fatiguing earphone that I have. I agree with you on the bass
Hetul Katyal Yes the weeb shit has to go. I’m sending my KXXS back as it just seems very strange to put that crap on the packaging. The inner sleeve with the simple logo in white on black is where they should have went with. Moondrop and Ikko need to reassess their marketing and cut the BS. They look to be made in the same factory judging by the faceplates so they could be like a KZ / CCA.
I got mine on Friday from Linsoul. I really enjoy them. Powered with a JDS Labs Atom at my desk and a XD-05 with a Bluetooth adapter when I'm out. Using my phone or Dap work okay but it definitive will benefit if drivin by something with a bit more ass behind it.
I own the Sony Z5 which I bought a few months ago... any of these worth getting or are they mostly a side-grade instead of an upgrade? Also have the Mee P1 & Senn. IE800 in my collection... ✌
Any alternatives to the OH10? I'm dealing with their support but they're offering me a 40% discount to buy them again but I'm concerned the same thing will happen again (left IEM dying) after two years.. Thanks
@@SuperReview Thanks. I'll check em out. Do you think they're better than the OH10 and have better QC? Or are IEMs in this price range bound to have issues after 2 years. I'd hope they last at least 5 years
I can't really speak to quality / durability, my set is fine after a year but I am pretty careful with things and I am using different IEMs all the time, so I don't give them the full experience of ownership most of the time.
@@SuperReview Does the Chopin’s soundstage/bass compare to the OH10? The bass on the OH10’s were outstanding. Never pushed them too much just regular listening/gaming/work use. Thanks again for your replies
No.3 has significantly bigger sub-bass emphasis, and probably more sense of headstage. But IMO OH10 tonality sounds much more natural, and I think OH10 bass balance is better. Vocals sound better on OH10, IMO.
@@SuperReview re-cabling is not too hard but parting with $200 for something I can't try first is pretty hard, on the other hand everyone is saying good things about the OH10 but comparison to $6 pair has me shook haha
@@theSEGAtwistisover9k (lot of water has flowed since then but whatevs) that's a testament to how good the sony is, not how bad the ikko is. yes it's a cheap build and soundstage is kinda 2d but the tonal performance for that price is bonkers. nowadays even harder to scope a genuine one tho
Absolutely. The p1 has fast lacking bass due to rapid decay from planar drivers. With some EQ and properly sealing tips the p1 can produce adequate bass but if you don't wanna deal with all that good with ikko
@@francisravi7651 the oh10 and the autumn sound very similar, just the autumn has a wider soundstage but can't go wrong with any of them both are great for that price range
Hey, have you tried the VE Monks? I've been using the Faael Snow Lotus recently for techno and electro, and they're like a punchier upgraded version of the Monks. Anyway, I just realised how much I missed hearing bass in my iems so I'm going to get the OH1 (cause they're blue lol...but the OH10 does have a nice box haha).
A more dense material for the housing will mean more resonance and less degradation in regards to the audio. Definitely a bonus! 👍 It's why wood shell IEMs sound warm and silky because the wood just eats the tinny upper-peaks.
@@SuperReview Thanks bro for the reply, really like your review, and the way you care for the people that come across your page, you got new sub bro :p
@@SuperReview well thanks It would be really great if you could like introduce a rank system and a preference like this is the best neutral iem this best bassy iem etc....
@@SuperReview OH10 bass is clearly better for me, esp on Airbag by Radiohead. I might like the DMG a little better overall, because the midrange; it isn't as crunchy-shouty-sizzlyish. I esp remember that problem on "In my place" by Coldplay (don't think of 40-Year-Old Virgin). Later... a midrange issue with the OH10 isn't always noticeable, and now I prefer it to the DMG.
In terms of bass OH10 are slightly better then FA7, but FA7 is better at everything else and its a bit smoother sounding overall. I found highs on OH10s a little odd, they have a harsh quality to them.
TFZ stronger sub-bass and I think presents bigger head stage, but OH10 has more natural tonality to me and a bit more air in the upper treble. I preference is OH10, but there's no denying the No.3 is "fun."
@@SuperReview I'm using it the past 4 weeks and it's really good you gotta try it, hope you can get it somewhere cheaper it is really a bit much for an earphone
@@SuperReview yeah. Thought so. Im curious the comparison especially on low dept. I have fa7 but havent heard this ikko oh10. I've heard so much bass on this. Thank you
In June 1 review of Meizu (12:03) you described the bass as "super super punchy" but here you use the term "poofy" WTC? Your adjectives do not work very well in audio analysis.
Do you ever feel that your narrative subtly changes over time in regards to your IEM recommendations? With so much constant pressure to give 1-2 sentence snapshot reviews to TH-cam commenters, like your subscribers down below, you must inevitably simplify the rankings or gloss over minor details over time. With that in mind, how much do you feel your narrative is altered by that, if at all? In other words, are your recommendations on IEMs subconsciously influenced by the need to give extremely brief thoughts to your comment section?
Mm, I don't think the brevity of comments is the most significant influence on recommendations. Biggest challenge is that questions generally draw a box within which the the questioner wants an answer, and often the box is either (a) not clearly described, or (b) outside of how I understand and recommend audio products. For example, someone says "I want an upgrade from X," I have no idea what they like about X and what they wish was improved, and where they're willing to make tradeoffs, etc. Or someone says, "Which DAP has the best soundstage?" and I'm like, soundstage is not a thing I attribute to DAPs. In my reviews, I can describe a thing as I understand it without these does-not-compute, glitch-inducing hangups, and try to put it into language that hopefully means something to people watching.
probs too late but i had the displeasure of owning a t20i, subbass channel imbalance out the box, self-destructive fat rubbery cables, ok driver technically, but tuned real bad imo, extremely harsh 4k peak jumping out even more because of rolled off high-treble, just a headache both physically and sonically
The left speaker is out of order, and since the warranty period from the store has expired, I wrote to the manufacturer's support service. In general, I expected to be able to order a left ear from them. But the manufacturer politely vouched to repair it, and asked to send the IEM. And so, just like that, they returned the working IEM, although they had no warranty obligations. I am very pleasantly surprised by this service.
Hopefully they still do this.. the left side IEM just died on me. I reached out to them, hopefully they respond. They no longer have these available on Amazon.
Great review. This and some of your other reviews led me to order the OH10, the Timeless and the Moondrop Kato. It did not take too long to put two IEMs back in the boxes and return them. (all the impressions below are just my opinions - subjectivity is king here).
1) The Timeless was a bad fit for me, but even when I 'ensured' the fit to ensure a good seal, I disliked the tonality. There was bass but it lacked realism, the mids were detailed but had no soul, the high end was OK but grainy.
2) The Kato was better, beautifully built and a decent sound - but came over as thinner and less emotionally involving than the OH10 Obsidian.
3) The OH10 Obsidian was a surprise. I was expecting bass-heavy, warm and maybe 'cloying' from some reviewers descriptions. But no. They have a bottom end that can gum-up, but mostly they are simply lovely. They have plenty of detail and resolution but, unlike the other two here, they don't shove it in your face.
I love these IEMs. They fit well (heavy but I don't feel them) and sonically they remind me of my old Sennheisser HD600s - a staggering achievement I think for a $200 in-ear device.
I'm still re-listening to all my favorite Jazz and Accoustic tracks - that's a what a music reproduction devoice should achieve. It may not be rapture, but its close enough.
Btw, I'm playing them through a little FIIO BTR5 and its clean, bright and powerful. The OH10s sound even nicer through my Schiit Asgard 3, so they really scale. I'm still grinning!!
Im coming from the Blon 03 and I'm considering the OH10. Is it an upgrade? Especially soundstage wise?
(My source is just a phone and a dongle)
@@francisravi7651 No Idea. I don't have the Blon03. Sorry.
@@francisravi7651 I'd guess that it would be a big upgrade since blon bl03 are under $30.
Z reviews said OH10 have a pretty wide soundstage, not sure how wide blon bl03 are tho.
I was going to buy fiio FH5 but now leaning towards OH10.
@@Empty12345 when you get them please share to me your experience... I still have 2 months to decide so i can wait :)))
Hello, i've been looking to get either the kato or oh10, can you elaborate what you meant by emotionally involving?
I loved opening this box. It was very, very fun. They give you a leather pouch now.
It's even better now?!
Getting these as an upgrade for my Moondrop Aria 2021, which are excellent for sub USD100; heard a lot good reviews on these for sub USD200 and have a feeling gonna stick with them for sometime. Thanks for the review.
Got them and really love the way they sound even though they are kinda V-shaped. No regrets at all, totally an upgrade for my Aria. These will be with me till I am ready to upgrade to next level, something like Xenns Up.
@@VicharB When I got mine I tought the same...too V-shaped. Then I tested some others tips (foam tips and hard silicon tips). It really smooth the sound a lot without loosing quality.
How is the soundstage of this compared to the aria? Does the sound end up fatiguing over hours of listening. I’m looking to get an upgrade as well from TinHifi T3+. Is this really a huge step up compared to the aria or T3+ when it comes to sound quality? My other choices are TRI Starsea or TRI I3 pro but leaning towards the ikko OH10 due to the reviews Ive seen so far. Guys please enlighten me
I have compared the OH10 to several IEMs costing way more (ThieAudio Oracle, Moondrop Blessing 2 & Kato, Fiio FH5), and these guys have bested them, IMO. The OH10 just has so much energy and power. not laid back at all. The sub-bass, as you covered, does not muddy up anything above it. I have gotten use to the weight, and does not limit time I can listen to them. The cable is NOT that good. I am using cable the volume and phone/DAP controls because I sleep with these as well.
i got my kato due to the hype recently but quickly find myself into the bass game, the fun game.
after little more digging, oh10 is the one on my target list.
now one week in with the oh10, i can safely say it replaces my kato fully.
i do not have all the other IEM you mentioned, so only compare to kato. The bass of oh10 is just breath-taking powerful, and fun.
what surprised me is the kato does have punchy bass, but it just doesnt have the rumble nor the air movement. Kato has good bass, it is fast, well defined, nothing wrong with it, i might think Kato would suit most ppl due to the overall tonality.
but man oh10 is just a keeper forever.
Bought the Ikko OH1’s and I love them 😂
Did you get the newer cable?
Super* Review actually, I didn’t really mind the cable, so I kept it!
@@SuperReview i got the new cable, it doesn't untwist by the ear hooks
Just bought this. Really excited. Thank you for the review. :)
How are these for gaming?
Thank you so much for that sony mh755 comparison. I actually own that, so it gives me a proper comparison point.
I have the OH1’s and like them very much. I was looking for a “step up” and did not know if the OH10 qualify as a step up or a side step/lateral. My last inquiry is that I was looking at the Moondrop KxxS which are priced, I believe, the same. Now that is the comparison that counts in my opinion.
I think OH10 for $50 over OH1 is probably worth it, depending on your tastes. But you're starting with OH1 already so it's $190 for the "upgrade," and hard to say -- personally, I'd be more interested in other sound signatures.
Your box-spin game has plateaued, but man, your sultry sexy-time winks are next level!
6:27 Best on TH-cam IMO 👌🏼
Some of these boxes are impossible to spin 🙈
Only a poor artisan blames his tools... That said, that box is a 0/10 spin
I'm really curious to see how the OH10 along with other popular iems of the past would compete in 2024. I would like to know how far iems have progressed.
Wait, it has anime character in the packaging?! I'm sold!
They know their market.
I'm still torn between the Ikkos and the CPs, if you don't mind, how are the clarity, detail retrieval, sounstage, airyness, mids and highs compared between these two? I like the form factor of the CP's much more and I enjoy almost all genres of music.
You should do your top ten sub $250 iems. I think a lot of people would be interested in your opinion 👌👌
I might do favorite picks at certain prices. e.g. My fave at $30, fave at $50, fave at $100, etc.
@@SuperReview think that would he really good. Appreciate it's a very subjective hobby but I think a lot of people would be very interested in those videos 👍
@@SuperReview not that it makes much difference but, I'd be really interested in a favorites at 150/200
I have the IKKO OH7 its very tiny but the sound feels bigger, wider and boomier than my Hifiman Sundara.
The only downside is the its material which is brass and get too cold at times and mos of all after a few weeks the metal release this green rust like thing under the rubber buds.
What people don't know,this is a such a insanely good IEM at a really low price, that if it had cost 3 times the price, no one would have complained about it,so just so freaking god and bye it now if you can,this a super classic of IEM of all the time but remember i live in Norway and they cost about 245 Dollar :)
Yeah, I bought the OH10s a few months ago and I'm happy with how they perform but I honestly can't recommend them to anybody because they tend to rattle from the inside while walking. While walking and moving my head left to right these buds raddle like bells on Santa's sled, very interesting to say the least. I would not recommend them unless you like wasting money on defective products that were given high review marks by talking heads.
When I visit your website, the OH1 has 4 stars now, I'm wondering why you removed a star since your first review? Do you recommend OH1 or Hana or something similar? I want to upgrade my blon 03.
I have been using this IEM for a couple months at this point. From my experience, they do have some pretty significant problems. For example, their cable connection has no snap action and even though it feels relatively firm if you just pull it, but over time it sometimes just becomes more and more loose and then just eventually disconnects. I almost lost an earpiece twice because of that. Cable is incredibly thin for such heavy earpieces and it almost feels designed to be as tangly as possible beacause it acts as a bola weapon. Eartips feel like they should be more secure than they are as they do work their way out of my ears eventually, especially when I'm running. Also you can't immediately see it, but that glossiness comes from a plastic film covering eartip body and that film just peels off over time.
The plastic layer is a protective layer for the packaging, don't think it's intended to be left on (I took mine off immediately). Don't disagree about the thin cable + weight of the IEMs, I ended up putting them on a heavier duty cable and I think it improves the handling. Still wouldn't go running with them 😅
@@SuperReview nah, i'm not talking about that plastic cover similar to what phone screens have. i'm taking about a very thin layer of plastic around the entire unit that's fused with its surface and you cant see it until it starts peeling off. for me it started peeling off first around the ear nozzle on the inside where it touched skin.
you also definitely have a different ear shape and it sits more organically in your ear than in mine.
@@Alexander_Sannikov Interesting, covered by warranty?
@Manny Cracker Since then, the right ear piece practically stopped working entirely. The first cable has become brittle after half a year of use and snapped. By the way, I kept that cable for whatever reason and now it has become so brittle that it basically snaps wherever I bend it. So I bought another cable and that one has started failing too.
The connection of the cable to the earpieces has become loose over time and since it has no snap action, ear pieces started routinely detaching themselves.
Love your videoss man!!! Can you suggest an iem for casual listening thats under 150 dollars? Thankss man, keep up the great reviewsss!!!
My favorite under $150 right now is Rose Mini2.
These are a real looker! Great review man! Will you review the moondrop kxxs? 🙏
People keep asking me about it, so probably. But I didn't hear Kanas Pro and feel like I need that context.
Coming from the Blon 03.. is the OH10 an upgrade? Especially soundstage wise?
Yes, very much. If you're on the budget get the OH1
@@kyoroshidest1865 i really hope so!
Btw the OH1 is more expensive here by $80
@@francisravi7651 in my opinion the OH1 looks better with the matte blue colour but some people prefer the gunmetal oh10 appearance. To each of its own
@@kyoroshidest1865 i prefer the OH10. Plus that weight, 2x the OH1. I love itt
Could you help me guy?
I cant decide between ikko oh10 and moondrop kxxs.
I haven't tried KXXS, sorry.
I wonder how these sound versus the Mee Audio P1's actually , anyone? :-)
They sound like totally the opposite, the Ikko oh10 is wideee, warm, less bright, richer, impactful and bassy, while the P1 are much more confined, more detailed, brighter, more revealing, need much more power, and have better imaging
There is a company audiosense selling single knowles ba driver iems for under 35 usd. Was curious if you'd want to review those. They are pretty confident they can rival tin t2s and other good brands like shures. Its called the audiosense t180.
Intriguing, I'll check it out, thanks for the rec.
Ikko OH01 is very very good and OH10 is different and depending oh preferences my be more preferred (usually it is), according to me it is splendid. I agree with the presentations and statements for OH 01 and 10 but... to compare the mh755 with OH10 is like to compare Malaysa with Japan (no offense). Please, compare the OH10 with the Blessing 2 Dusk, especially in the mids, highs and stage - this will be interesting to hear. I am doing that comparison for me now.
Hey, what conclusion have you made from that comparison? I own OH10 and am thinking about parting with them to go for something more netrallty monitor-ish tuned, more technically proficient in the same price range, maybe $100 extra. B2 Disk is not in my sights, but It would be very interesting to know how do they compare
@@juanblanco7898 B2 Dusk is marvelous. If you have to buy only one of them go for the Dusk - better control and fluency and very refined, top clarity. OH10 is still big fun for me and very good and it is a tough call due to the lower price tag. According to me, so far, B2 Dusk is well competed on the clarity only by Drop + JVC HA-FDX1 but the highs of the JVC might be trouble for someone (bass is less but good, but highs are far more forward) but you may get it at $200 from Drop and you have 3 tuning filters (read the Crinacle review on then, and he tuned the Dusk!).
Thank you, I already own the OH10. Dusk as well as the default Blessing 2 (wanted these badly) were out of my budget at the time, and I've got Ikko for ~150$ thanks to the Black Friday discount. Actually, I was aiming for the Tansio Mirai 3 Pro but it ended up just above my budget even with a discount and I just had no patience left - they were to become my first IEMs. Still somewhat regretful over not stretching out for the TSMR 3 Pro's.
I'm aware that Crin was responsible for the Dusk's tuning and I seem to like his IEF target, especially its modification (practical implementation) in the tuning of the Fearless x Crinacle Dawn. Damn, those must be amazing. I've had a little taste of it with the help of some pretty sophisticated EQ-ing and my OH10s. Dusk's tuning while having differently done upper mids still looks very good, apart from the hights. They have a pretty dramatic notch somewhere around the 10 kHz area and by looking at the FR graph I find it somewhat confusing. Of course, it's all about the balance, but that notch is straight up huge. I'd like to hear how it actually sounds very much, though.
@@nikolaygramchev oh, and also, do you live in Russia, by any chance? If so, is it possible to purchase something from Drop from Russia? I was VERY interested in the JVC FDX1 for a long time, but eventually I've given up on them completely due to them being very hard to get here where I live
No, I do not live in Russia, even not very close. I am Bulgarian, in Bulgaria. It is not easy with Drop also. 1/ they ship only with USP, no chance for DHL or FedEx; 2/ there are products that they do not want to ship at all; for example, I wanted to buy the Focal Elex and they reject my order due to 'no available shipment' for that product, I even wrote to them but they replied with cold 'sorry, no chance'.
Really confused by the 6 dollar bud comparison. Seems like the moon drop or kz zs10 pro would be better comparisons
The $6 bud is popular in audio nerd circles.
@@SuperReview Ok. How does it compare to the Shure SE535? I am a bit tired of them and looking to sell. The sound signature is so boring with them.
Not sure, only Shure I have is the 210.
the sony is nuts good
I am struggling to choose between OH10 and S12pro, can anyone suggest? I mainly listen to hip-hop, RNB, folk-pop, and indie-pop
I come in very late, but the copper earbuds density is a little over 3 times that of the aluminium ones.
Sounds about right.
That's my problem with the KZ ZS10 pro. I like the design best compared to the ZSN and ZSN Pro but it's a finger print magnet. I wish they copy the implementation on this OH10.
Well OH10 is coated in titanium, probably costs more than the entirety of the ZS10 Pro to make.
Love to see the Vali Modi Stack in the corner
Worth it just for the glowing tube and a long-travel volume knob.
Nice review as well.
hai super review, in your opinion which IEM is super good to play apex legends, IKKO In Ear Monitor OH10 or KZ ZS10 Pro?
Tanchjim Hana
I have the Jade Audio EA3, Moondrop SSR and Tin T2. I had the BLON BL-03 and the Etymotic ER2XR. Returned both. The ER2XR were uncomfortable and had virtually no soundstage. Flat. I was feeling the BL-03, but didn't believe they were much better than the other three IEMs I have. I just ordered the Ikko OH-10 and due to receive them on Friday. The only negative thing I've heard about them is they're heavy. Outside of that, they seem to have everything. They look NICE, as well. I will not be removing the plastic off of them. Don't like to deal with fingerprints.
Curious to hear how you like them when you get 'em.
@@SuperReview I got them, today. I'd say the sound is full, meaning It has EVERY element of sound that I'd want in an earphone, as you mentioned. Also, the weight of these do not bother me, either. They sit in my ears, quite nicely. I tried the included eartips. Sounded good. I had a spare pair of RHA Dual Density. I might try my Dakoni Bulletz, as well. Is there a difference between the included eartips of the OH10 other than color? It's funny, before getting these, I was thinking of getting the OH1 or the Simgot EN700.
@@1Dub79 how are they holding up? It's been more than a year
@@francisravi7651 Lol GREAT! I have a few IEMs, but I make sure I get around to using them. This past year, I bought the iBasso IT01. Those are REALLY good. In December, I bought the Tin T3 Plus. A month ago, I bought the Fiio A3. Very small, but packs a punch in enhancing the sound of your sound devices.
@@1Dub79 can you rank them from best to least favourite and why? 🤔
Hi would you get these or Kinera Idun Golden 2.0 in terms of sound quality? :)
I just found your channel and I want to thank you for posting these reviews. I'm looking for a set of IEM's that are similar to my Beyer DT770's as I love a very detailed treble signature - sounds like these aren't it. Any recommendations? Thanks again.
I haven't heard DT770, but these are my favorite IEMs that I would describe as "bright": squig.link/list/?score=5,4&signature=Bright_Neutral,Bright_V
@@SuperReview excellent, thank you.
Super bummed out. Had the OH10s for about 2 years and the left side IEM stopped working. Doesn't output any sound regardless of cable used. Used it regularly everyday for work/gaming/music and no clue how to fix it. Any suggestions? Thanks. I suspect something's wrong with the input jack on the left side but I didn't disconnect/reconnect or change cables much.
Try swapping sides on the cable -- you can validate if both ear pieces make sound, and if so it's either the cable or the source.
@@SuperReview Unfortunately it seems like the left IEM is still not working after trying your suggestion. Thank you. Hopefully their support responds.
So I'm upgrading from a Philips Fidelio X1 headset that I just recently broke. I hate that their soundstage was wide but imaging was trash. Would something like an oh10 even be an upgrade to those headphones?
I honestly still don’t understand why they’re not mass producing those mh755 earphones and selling them for $10-20
Heck, $60.
Do these sound similar to the KZ ZS10 Pro? I just used crinacle's Graph Comparison Tool and put the frequency responses on top of each other and they are eerily similar except the ZS10 Pro dips more in the lower treble range. The curves are nearly identical elsewhere.
I didn't compare head to head, but based on memory there's some similarity in general tonality -- strong bass, lean lower mids, upper midrange lift. But to my ear, OH10 is a bit darker sound -- I see the graph comparison and yeah the treble looks identical, but in practice I think the OH10 treble is more relaxed, far from being sibilant while I found the ZS10 Pro a bit sharp and sibilant.
@@SuperReview only that difference?? Kz zs10 pro cost 59$,ikko oh10 cost 230$
Tecno4U A graph won’t tell you the tonality of the drivers which is more important than the amount of the frequencies in relation to others. Remember.....graphs = quantity. Tonality = QUALITY. The expensive stuff has good frequency response and tonality. With the budget gear you usually have to sacrifice the tonality.
Fine. Whatever. You got me. I just ordered them.
I have the philips fidelio x2, and I want to switch to iems, do you prefer these? And how is the soundstage and imaging? How are these for movies and music like pop and edm? Sorry if I ask a lot of questions but I'm really interested in these, thanks so much!
Will be pretty different going from open headphones to IEMs. I like both for different reasons.
Would the ikko oh10 still be a good fun starting iem or are there any other good fun iems to consider 2023 ?
Still gud.
I'm using Ikko oh10, it's a great great value for money. I upgraded to oh10 from Kanas pro. It seems like 5X upgrade in all aspects.
Ikko oh10 natural sounding iem with very low distortions.
Oh dang. Yeah I haven't heard Kanas Pro, I imagine it's quite nice.
@@SuperReview although kanas pro is clean and detailed. The sound stage is too narrow and bass texture is not as good as oh10. These two are an important thing for me. Despite these mids are more forward and clear, and highs sparkles. ( I think you may like the highs on the kanas pro)
@@vickymelomane8017 you test tfz no3
Is the 0h10 sound quality better then razer hammerhead v2 ?
I love music and I really just want to get the most out of it. Do I need a $200 pair of earbuds for that? The advantages I'm seeing with IEMs is the quality, comfort, replaceable/removable cable (significantly longer lifespan?), Durability and Seal. I have no problem spending $200 but should I get these? Audio quality and comfort is my main concern, the removable cable seems like a MASSIVE benefit though
Rose mini2 MkII is a good balance of comfort and sound quality for not too much (~$100).
Hey what's up I got the no.3 because I saw your video last year, I was looking at these for a more bass heavy iem is there much of a difference in terms of bass And sub bass?
Sub-bass is the part of the bass that rumbles your ear drums, mid-bass is the part that punches them. A lot of songs don't have real sub-bass in them.
I have a lot of songs that have sub bass besides that movies and games also have those moments where you feel the rumble. I suppose a better question would be Do these handle bass better? How is the attack and the fall off compared to the no 3 would it be better to get the spring 2? I hear they get really bright. I really just want that low end rumble and I dont wanna get overears. I'm using the es100 mk2 to power them.
FH3 for best sub-bass in this range I think.
Great review! What watch are you wearing?
Pebble 2!
hey man, what would you recommend in 200usd, U shaped iem, detail retrieval and clarity.
JVC FDX1 is pretty dope. Tin P1 is also.
Thanks man, but I heard the p1 lacks in the lowend. I kinda want some bass, like the ikko here.
Have you heard the TFZ No.3? If so which would you pick? I’m looking for something with more bass.
Hopefully will hear those this weekend.
The plastic ones have more mid bass, unhappily. While not dissimilar, the OH10 is a big step up over the No.3 for me.
@@joefilter2923 Damn the No. 3 are coming today.
@@shawnsapp1000 Other people are saying better things, but mine are already on their way back to Amazon. The Ti ones just have to be better at $299.
@@joefilter2923 you have both?
Could you say me what are main differences between them?
Thanks guy
For listing music in my house, films... Ikko oh10 or an on ear as fidelio x2hr??
Hey bro is this a huge jump from a Skullcandy inkd2 to this ?......keep up the great work man you just got a new subscriber
Never heard those Skullcandys, but probably yes.
Walter White Of all you have is Skullcandy try something in the budget category. KZ ZSN PRO will destroy the Ink’d and it’s less than $20. You could skip ahead and grab a set of TRN V90 which are among the best of the current budget iems and cost $44. CCA C12 is also great for $30. KZ ZSX is also amazing but it’s more expensive at $40. Toss out those Skullcandies.
@@Assimilator702 thanks for The advice
Am using Moondrop Kato...is still Ikko oh10 worth buying??!
Good question. Hope Super*Review answer.
How do compare these to the blon bl03s? Which is more bassy? Ive been looking to upgrade from my bl03 with similar feel and tuning. Tried the mele, tfz n03, aria and kz zs10 pro, all of them did not beat the bl03 for me.
Less on paper. squig.link/?share=Super_22_Target,Blon_BL03,Ikko_OH10
14 minutes in and get told they sound the same as a $7 earphone lol
You should hear those $7 earphones.
@@SuperReview I have, they're very good. My point is to someone not in to this hobby, you sold the OH10 well and then compared them with $7 earphones.
@@SuperReview Like reviewing and recommending an expensive restaurant and then saying right at the end that the take away place round the corner does the same food or better at 95% cheaper
@@Harry-jz1dn If sound quality is all you want, it's hard to beat $15 Koss KSC75. Still a lot of reasons to look at other gear.
The MH755 has too much variations and also too many fakes. Mine is also from Ebay 5-6$ and it’s the most non-fatiguing earphone that I have. I agree with you on the bass
Yeah, it's a hard one to recommend because of fakes and... that short short cord.
How hard can it be for a company to replicate the mh755 at a low price? 7hz replicated the chu pretty closely so not impossible
Nagisa level weeb package 😤! Pretty pumped about the Better subbass but I honestly like the look of the blue anodized one ALOT more.
Moondrop and Ikko know their market.
@@SuperReview fr!😤
Hetul Katyal Yes the weeb shit has to go. I’m sending my KXXS back as it just seems very strange to put that crap on the packaging. The inner sleeve with the simple logo in white on black is where they should have went with. Moondrop and Ikko need to reassess their marketing and cut the BS. They look to be made in the same factory judging by the faceplates so they could be like a KZ / CCA.
Which one is better for you in terms of sound quality. This or the TFZ no.3 titanium? Thanks 😊
I haven't heard the TFZ yet, soon.
are they really stable earbuds from 1-10?
Waiting for tin p1 review :))
Workin' on it 👌
I got mine on Friday from Linsoul. I really enjoy them. Powered with a JDS Labs Atom at my desk and a XD-05 with a Bluetooth adapter when I'm out. Using my phone or Dap work okay but it definitive will benefit if drivin by something with a bit more ass behind it.
@@jeremygunkel Are they as near endgame as some are touting , any comparatives you might make , gonna run them through a HA -2 most of the time
@@ericanderson7059 They are really good....but endgame....not really. To me they are on par with something like the kanas pro.
I own the Sony Z5 which I bought a few months ago... any of these worth getting or are they mostly a side-grade instead of an upgrade?
Also have the Mee P1 & Senn. IE800 in my collection... ✌
Sir, Is this suitable for the basshead?
Earphones that you have reviewed, have bass bigger than OH10?
TFZ No.3, OH10, FH3
@@SuperReview
Thank for your answer 🙏
Any alternatives to the OH10? I'm dealing with their support but they're offering me a 40% discount to buy them again but I'm concerned the same thing will happen again (left IEM dying) after two years.. Thanks
Binary Chopin
@@SuperReview Thanks. I'll check em out. Do you think they're better than the OH10 and have better QC? Or are IEMs in this price range bound to have issues after 2 years. I'd hope they last at least 5 years
I can't really speak to quality / durability, my set is fine after a year but I am pretty careful with things and I am using different IEMs all the time, so I don't give them the full experience of ownership most of the time.
@@SuperReview Does the Chopin’s soundstage/bass compare to the OH10?
The bass on the OH10’s were outstanding. Never pushed them too much just regular listening/gaming/work use.
Thanks again for your replies
They look like Sabbat E12, but these are wired
Hi!
What are the main differences between tfz no3 and that ikko oh10?
Thanks
No.3 has significantly bigger sub-bass emphasis, and probably more sense of headstage. But IMO OH10 tonality sounds much more natural, and I think OH10 bass balance is better. Vocals sound better on OH10, IMO.
@@SuperReview thanks.
Which has more soundstage?
Man I just got my no3 a month ago from drop. Don’t make make buy another iem 😫
man that thing looks Quality! you had me until compares to a $6 pair maybe i'll just get the sony..
Sonys sound good, but build is cheap and the cable is basically a deal-breaker unless you want to get it re-cabled.
@@SuperReview re-cabling is not too hard but parting with $200 for something I can't try first is pretty hard, on the other hand everyone is saying good things about the OH10 but comparison to $6 pair has me shook haha
@@theSEGAtwistisover9k (lot of water has flowed since then but whatevs) that's a testament to how good the sony is, not how bad the ikko is. yes it's a cheap build and soundstage is kinda 2d but the tonal performance for that price is bonkers. nowadays even harder to scope a genuine one tho
I enjoy bass, and vocal clarity. Does this mean I should choose this if deciding between the p1 and OH10?
Absolutely. The p1 has fast lacking bass due to rapid decay from planar drivers. With some EQ and properly sealing tips the p1 can produce adequate bass but if you don't wanna deal with all that good with ikko
hi..can you help me to choose between ikko oh10 or cypherlabs c6iem v2..the second hand price of c6iem v2 is almost the same..
Sorry, haven't heard of the Cypherlabs.
I love the oh10 it's my favourite iem. But the cable it's a premium blon 03 cable not very good at all for the money
I'm coming from the Blon 03. Is this an upgrade? Especially soundstage wise?
@@francisravi7651 if you want soundstage I would recommend the bqeyez autumn it's the best soundstage I've heard for the money
@@garystokes5716 how about the soundstage of OH10? Is it far less than it is on the Autumn?
@@francisravi7651 the oh10 and the autumn sound very similar, just the autumn has a wider soundstage but can't go wrong with any of them both are great for that price range
Hey, have you tried the VE Monks? I've been using the Faael Snow Lotus recently for techno and electro, and they're like a punchier upgraded version of the Monks.
Anyway, I just realised how much I missed hearing bass in my iems so I'm going to get the OH1 (cause they're blue lol...but the OH10 does have a nice box haha).
Yeah, I've got a couple of pairs of Monks. They're pretty fun for the money, but have you tried Yincrow X6? Kinda blow away the Monks, if I'm honest.
@@SuperReview I have not, but I definitely will now 😂
If you have to choose between fiio fh5 anf ikko oh10 which one you prefer????
OH10 personally, though FH5 is quite nice, too.
@@SuperReview many thanks!!!!!!
A more dense material for the housing will mean more resonance and less degradation in regards to the audio. Definitely a bonus! 👍
It's why wood shell IEMs sound warm and silky because the wood just eats the tinny upper-peaks.
Man You're really knowledge! You should join our Discord!
Is it that simple? Can't reverb be an issue?
@@SuperReview I think it's about the reverb
Like, the frequencies are effected by the reverb of the material, we know wood to not be a very reverberant material
I'm not saying what you say isn't true, but imo wood is a terrible material for IEMs. Moisture will cause the shell to deform ..
Debating between these and the KXXS... Thoughts people?
I have the oh10s they are very fun and exciting to listen to they sound aggressive I haven’t heard the KXXS
@@Datníğğa123 Tfz no3??
Kxxs have a brighter sound. Kxxs have clear vocals. Highs on kxxs are more clear
Can you review the OH5? Has very little coverage so far…
Sorry no plans to currently.
@@SuperReview Appreciate the reply.
Are you planning to review the Bose 700?
Yes, just started listening to them.
@@SuperReview Is the auto EQ really an annoyance, or can you turn it off? Does Bose really collect data on you per their user agreement?
@@joefilter2923 Auto EQ? Didn't even know that's a thing.
But... where is the TFZ No.3?
I'm only one person.
Is this a good upgrade from the Samsung Galaxy s10 akg earbuds?
Pretty big upgrade, yes.
Which one would you prefer, this one or the sennheiser ie 40pro ?
Ikkos. Smoother sound, stronger layering in the sound, nicer build.
@@SuperReview Thanks bro for the reply, really like your review, and the way you care for the people that come across your page, you got new sub bro :p
Y u no review Alpha & Delta KS3?
Bgvp dmg and fiio fh5 or fa7 vs oh10 ? Regarding bass only
FH5 has to be my favorite of the lot
I haven't heard the Fiios, but I like OH10a lot better than DMG.
@@SuperReview well thanks
It would be really great if you could like introduce a rank system and a preference like this is the best neutral iem this best bassy iem etc....
@@SuperReview OH10 bass is clearly better for me, esp on Airbag by Radiohead. I might like the DMG a little better overall, because the midrange; it isn't as crunchy-shouty-sizzlyish. I esp remember that problem on "In my place" by Coldplay (don't think of 40-Year-Old Virgin). Later... a midrange issue with the OH10 isn't always noticeable, and now I prefer it to the DMG.
In terms of bass OH10 are slightly better then FA7, but FA7 is better at everything else and its a bit smoother sounding overall. I found highs on OH10s a little odd, they have a harsh quality to them.
Main difference between ikko oh10 and tfz no3??
I want a "fun" IEM.
TFZ stronger sub-bass and I think presents bigger head stage, but OH10 has more natural tonality to me and a bit more air in the upper treble. I preference is OH10, but there's no denying the No.3 is "fun."
@@SuperReview so in soundstage and bass wins tfz no3
I have t3 and I want an alternative IEM fun for music
Will you try the fiio fh7 by any chance? 😁
Not sure, it's pretty expensive.
@@SuperReview I'm using it the past 4 weeks and it's really good you gotta try it, hope you can get it somewhere cheaper it is really a bit much for an earphone
How are these compared to Ibasso IT01?
Not sure, I haven't tried those.
Anyone knows how these compare to the Massdrop Plus Universal IEMS (which I have)?
Been a while since I listened to the MD Plus, I remember it sounding warmer / darker and "dryer," if that's a thing.
Yup they are warm and dark sounding. Thank you 👍🏻
Hello, nice review. wanna ask how bout the comparison between this vs fa7 ? Thank you.
I haven't heard FA7, but it costs more than 2x.
@@SuperReview yeah. Thought so. Im curious the comparison especially on low dept. I have fa7 but havent heard this ikko oh10. I've heard so much bass on this. Thank you
Please give me the name and model of the watch on your wrist
Thank you 😊
It's a Pebble 2 ✌️
@@SuperReview Thank you so much 🙏🏼
Are those included pieces in the box real leather?
Asking because I don't buy anything with leather.
Seemed like it.
Get over it mate
Please do a Review of the Fiio M5 its a new kind of dap
I'd like to, do you know where it's being sold?
better then kz zs10 pro?
In June 1 review of Meizu (12:03) you described the bass as "super super punchy" but here you use the term "poofy" WTC? Your adjectives do not work very well in audio analysis.
It's all relative, mang.
Which one is better this or ibasso it01?
I haven't heard the iBasso.
Do you ever feel that your narrative subtly changes over time in regards to your IEM recommendations? With so much constant pressure to give 1-2 sentence snapshot reviews to TH-cam commenters, like your subscribers down below, you must inevitably simplify the rankings or gloss over minor details over time. With that in mind, how much do you feel your narrative is altered by that, if at all?
In other words, are your recommendations on IEMs subconsciously influenced by the need to give extremely brief thoughts to your comment section?
Mm, I don't think the brevity of comments is the most significant influence on recommendations. Biggest challenge is that questions generally draw a box within which the the questioner wants an answer, and often the box is either (a) not clearly described, or (b) outside of how I understand and recommend audio products. For example, someone says "I want an upgrade from X," I have no idea what they like about X and what they wish was improved, and where they're willing to make tradeoffs, etc. Or someone says, "Which DAP has the best soundstage?" and I'm like, soundstage is not a thing I attribute to DAPs.
In my reviews, I can describe a thing as I understand it without these does-not-compute, glitch-inducing hangups, and try to put it into language that hopefully means something to people watching.
@@SuperReview Well said. And yes, your approach to reviewing products is incredibly informative and entertaining. Keep it up!
Compare this to pai audio dm2a.i find it to be way more detailed & Balanced for a cheaper price @ $139
Is that new?
@@SuperReview yes it's new
@@DenisDamulira23 i had my eye on those for a while now
How are these compare to the Fiio FH3?
More V, smoother.
@@SuperReview You always answer Mark, thanks!
very nice looking
its a good upgrade from TinHifi t3?
Really depends on what you're looking for, homie. Very different sounds, wouldn't say one is better than the other.
Roberto Enther Tin T3 is up front and in your face more. These are a laid back sound sig like the Moondrop Kanas/Pro/KXXS
1more quad driver vs ikko oh10 why better and ditels
I haven't heard anything from 1More, and also haven't heard anything great about them TBH.
Can you compare this to Kanas Pro?
These are a darker color than the Kanas Pro.
That's about the extent of comparison I can do, sorry. I haven't heard Kanas.
I wonder how they would compare with fiio fa7
Not sure, I haven't heard the FA7. But TBH I didn't hear many good things about it.
How do these compare to the RHA T20is?
Sorry, not sure.
probs too late but i had the displeasure of owning a t20i, subbass channel imbalance out the box, self-destructive fat rubbery cables, ok driver technically, but tuned real bad imo, extremely harsh 4k peak jumping out even more because of rolled off high-treble, just a headache both physically and sonically
Are these good for pc gaming?
Dunno.