I use the oh10 with a qudelix 5k I love them . I’m not an audiophile but I love my bass and these are great. I love the look of them and can use them for hours the fit is amazing.
Neither am i man but at least we both can admit that we love our music, i personally haven't heard of the qudelix but i'm glad to hear you're enjoying them! Thanks for sharing your experience!
@@rnarexperience it’s a Bluetooth receiver I can also output 96khz 24bit audio in DAC mode. You should have a look at it, it basically turns any wired headphone into a Bluetooth and small and has lots of EQ settings I couldn’t do without it.
Thanks for watching! Oh yeah great compliment to each other though the timeless bass is no slouch as well. I agree with you with different tips comes different sound and I'll put out a video about it soon. Thanks for sharing
Great cable, had to get it a few straight away, love the black accents on the two pin compared to metallic on some other ones similair to this, thanks for the link!
Are these good for small ears too? Cause moondrop may is my shell size limit but more cause the faceplate sticks out. Love female vocals. Have the kato and yume II already. Listen mostly to metal.
Glad you liked it! OH10 has more bass quantity and sounds much more mid forward while Raptgo Hook X sounds like it has recessed mids which lends itself to having a wider soundstage presentation than the OH10, both are relatively treble friendly IEM (not harsh at all) but the imaging is ever so slightly better on the Raptgo. I personally still prefer Raptgo's overall sound presentation but I'm heavily biased towards that IEM.
Unfortunately no so I can't really comment on whether that IEM is good or is comparable to the OH10. I do have other bassy IEM's in my collection which i'll do reviews and comparisons with as well
@@rnarexperience ok but which one is better between Ikko OH10 and Letshuoer S12 especially in terms of value for money? In my country, the S12 is slightly cheaper than the OH10
@@wanaboed Hi, it highly depends on your preference. Those 2 IEM's have very different sound profiles. If you prefer a more bass heavy presentation, consider checking out the OH10s, if you prefer more treble presentation and you're not too sensitive about it, then the S12 might be worth considering. Neither of those 2 IEM's are "better" than the other overall, it simply comes down to what you prefer in your sound and one of these IEM's may suit your preference better. Hope this helps and all the best
I have the TFZ Live 3 and it is my 4th best IEM. Not bad considering I have well over a Dozen Chfi IEM's including the blons, Monarch, Clairvoyance and many others. The TFZ live 3 is just outstanding for an R&B library.
To be honest I have no heard that IEM, but there's plenty of reviews on that IEM and it seems like a great introduction to the audiophile hobby. Hope you enjoy your new IEM!
I wouldn't agree that the only reason to get these would be the bass. The OH10 has one of the most natural sounding cymbals in the market. The copper structure produces such a true to life sound with drums that rock/jazz tracks come alive. Amazing set for those genres.
So when you watch a angry Karin video, she wil be screaming in your face, right there in your face 😂. Also, my first expensive headset though. No regret. I always used to buy those cheap thing that require a mediaplayer equalizer in order to make them sound good or git bluetooth problems. So i thought, screw it time to invest in quality. I saw cute anime and cute fox picture and pretty shiny headset and hit the buy button. Still love them. I never go back ro cheap or wireless.
Yeah, I bought the OH10 Obsidian 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 to anybody unless they like burning money on defective products that were given high review marks by talking heads.
I don't think you can find any other IEM's within the same price category as the OH10s that rumbles that deep. Also for my experience, the Variations does rumble quite deep but I feel it's only ever so slightly deeper than OH10 if not the same but the mid bass is punchier on the OH10 so they both have difference bass profiles, and they both do well in their own respective price bracket
@@AlexB-dl5ou Hi Alex, that would match with what I said regarding the OH10 having more mid bass but the sub bass is on par if not only very slightly deeper on the Variations for my experience but it's so marginal I'd put them both at the same level in terms of sub-bass rumble
@@jaimansworld Tru tru, can't argue with that Glad that you are enjoying different iems doe I recently ordered OH10 for 100$ from official shop, hope I will enjoy them as much as I can
I use the oh10 with a qudelix 5k I love them . I’m not an audiophile but I love my bass and these are great. I love the look of them and can use them for hours the fit is amazing.
Neither am i man but at least we both can admit that we love our music, i personally haven't heard of the qudelix but i'm glad to hear you're enjoying them! Thanks for sharing your experience!
@@rnarexperience it’s a Bluetooth receiver I can also output 96khz 24bit audio in DAC mode. You should have a look at it, it basically turns any wired headphone into a Bluetooth and small and has lots of EQ settings I couldn’t do without it.
Thanks for this review
I just bought this to pair with my 7hz timeless.
The tip size and type changes the sound significantly.
Thanks for watching! Oh yeah great compliment to each other though the timeless bass is no slouch as well. I agree with you with different tips comes different sound and I'll put out a video about it soon. Thanks for sharing
Great cable, had to get it a few straight away, love the black accents on the two pin compared to metallic on some other ones similair to this, thanks for the link!
Glad to hear you liked it however do test it as my first unit had a faulty pin on the right. Otherwise, enjoy!
Great and concise review brother
I'm a new subscriber, and I love your videos, keep doing it great 👍
Thank you very much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Are these good for small ears too? Cause moondrop may is my shell size limit but more cause the faceplate sticks out. Love female vocals. Have the kato and yume II already. Listen mostly to metal.
I had fun listening to your review!
Thanks! glad to hear you enjoyed the video
Got these over a year ago. They are STUNNING, but the top end is a little painful sometimes. Anyways, great video, hope your channel keep growing!
Oh yes they are, one of a kind, I realise Ikko designs really beautiful headphones... most of them anyway. Thank you for your kind comment!
My OH10’s are the heavy bass hitters in my IEM’s stable!
Great review 👍
Thank you! I believe they're going to be staples in many people's collection
@@rnarexperience I’m looking forward to the new OH5 ..as a rival to my Variation’s.
Top 5 IEM’s in my stable.
KATO
OH10’s
Midnights
S12
Variations.
@@carminedesanto6746 I've seen the OH5, they do look beautiful. Nice IEM's you have in your collection. Glad to hear you're enjoying the journey!
Awesome review! How is this earphones compared to Raptgo Hook X?
Glad you liked it! OH10 has more bass quantity and sounds much more mid forward while Raptgo Hook X sounds like it has recessed mids which lends itself to having a wider soundstage presentation than the OH10, both are relatively treble friendly IEM (not harsh at all) but the imaging is ever so slightly better on the Raptgo. I personally still prefer Raptgo's overall sound presentation but I'm heavily biased towards that IEM.
Just got Fiio fd5. Wow. You should try it
One day hopefully, I currently have the FHE to compare with this instead
Have you had any experience with older basshead IEM called TFZ No. 3? I see many good reviews on that IEM
Unfortunately no so I can't really comment on whether that IEM is good or is comparable to the OH10. I do have other bassy IEM's in my collection which i'll do reviews and comparisons with as well
@@rnarexperience ok but which one is better between Ikko OH10 and Letshuoer S12 especially in terms of value for money? In my country, the S12 is slightly cheaper than the OH10
@@wanaboed Hi, it highly depends on your preference. Those 2 IEM's have very different sound profiles. If you prefer a more bass heavy presentation, consider checking out the OH10s, if you prefer more treble presentation and you're not too sensitive about it, then the S12 might be worth considering. Neither of those 2 IEM's are "better" than the other overall, it simply comes down to what you prefer in your sound and one of these IEM's may suit your preference better. Hope this helps and all the best
I have the TFZ Live 3 and it is my 4th best IEM. Not bad considering I have well over a Dozen Chfi IEM's including the blons, Monarch, Clairvoyance and many others. The TFZ live 3 is just outstanding for an R&B library.
I got the ikko OH1 for 50 dollars, what do you think? Have you tried them? I am just awaiting for it to arrive
To be honest I have no heard that IEM, but there's plenty of reviews on that IEM and it seems like a great introduction to the audiophile hobby. Hope you enjoy your new IEM!
these measure kinda hot between 1-5k which might be the explanation for the shouty fatiguey
Probably, but the gaea has about the same forwardness in those regions as well so I'm curious if it'll have the same effect, one day hopefully...
I wouldn't agree that the only reason to get these would be the bass. The OH10 has one of the most natural sounding cymbals in the market. The copper structure produces such a true to life sound with drums that rock/jazz tracks come alive. Amazing set for those genres.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, I'll pay attention to those type of tracks in my next listening session
Nice iem case you got there
Sadly brought by a company that closed down already - review of their iem's will come one day
That's sad to hear. Looking forward for that review.
2:00 lookz like it was made custom for u
So when you watch a angry Karin video, she wil be screaming in your face, right there in your face 😂.
Also, my first expensive headset though. No regret.
I always used to buy those cheap thing that require a mediaplayer equalizer in order to make them sound good or git bluetooth problems.
So i thought, screw it time to invest in quality.
I saw cute anime and cute fox picture and pretty shiny headset and hit the buy button.
Still love them.
I never go back ro cheap or wireless.
Oh yeah you're going to feel the wrath of Karen in your blood. Other than that, it's a really solid basshead IEM
Yeah, I bought the OH10 Obsidian 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 to anybody unless they like burning money on defective products that were given high review marks by talking heads.
Common man... I have both ikko oh10 and variations..oh10 bass is deep, but it by NO means competes with a deeper, well-extended bass of variations.
I don't think you can find any other IEM's within the same price category as the OH10s that rumbles that deep. Also for my experience, the Variations does rumble quite deep but I feel it's only ever so slightly deeper than OH10 if not the same but the mid bass is punchier on the OH10 so they both have difference bass profiles, and they both do well in their own respective price bracket
Graphs show that it does, maybe your ears don't seal well with the ikko
@@AlexB-dl5ou Sorry do you mean the OH10
s are deeper than the Variations?
@@rnarexperience graphs show a similar sub bass response and more mid bass on the ikko
@@AlexB-dl5ou Hi Alex, that would match with what I said regarding the OH10 having more mid bass but the sub bass is on par if not only very slightly deeper on the Variations for my experience but it's so marginal I'd put them both at the same level in terms of sub-bass rumble
Just sold them. They are garbage for 2023 standards.
Which one is better for this price range?
@@adriendenoye tanchjim tanya dsp, kz ling long, moondrop variations.
@@jaimansworld awww hell nah💀💀💀
@@RizzY_RUS being honest. But everyone has different preferences
@@jaimansworld Tru tru, can't argue with that
Glad that you are enjoying different iems doe
I recently ordered OH10 for 100$ from official shop, hope I will enjoy them as much as I can