Hello sir! Do you happen to know how they compare to Shure SE215s? I'm a church musician and have been using 215s for the past 2-3 years and have been looking to try something new. Thank you for taking a look at this!
Hey Bud, On the Drop forums they say the “T400” size Comply foam tips are best w T2 [+ the Pro], but when I clicked through the link listed in your description, it was the Tx-500. I’m just looking to triple check before I order any Comply tips, as I just ordered the T2 Pros for 37+tax from Drop a few days ago. Thanks So Much!¡! Stay Safe!
message for all curious : I own both models t2 and t2 pro. all I can say is get t2 , glue the bass vents and adjust equalizer +3dB for all frequencies above 3 khz Job done now you got the pro model sound signature - crisp highs more detail but with deeper and better bass but still no sibilance.
@Arbiter Forhees t2 has better sound ballance. some upper mid frequencies at kz as10 are distorted to my ears. t2 is my favourite iem in very long time.
Careful with covering up the vent, I heard they are there to equalize pressure and covering it up means theres no where for the pressure to go, static pressure between the driver and the ear drum can apparently lead to damage of the ear. But again im not sure just basing it off what other people have said about the mod
I came to KZ AS10 from a year with ZS6. I had to crank up 11kHz by 6db and turn down 5.6 kHz by 3db to finally start liking them. Now I'm really curious about T2s.
Try the T2 Pro with the narrow bore silicon tips that are included... Sounds really excellent... I own the T2 Pro, T2 and AS10. I understand the pros of all of them, but of the three, I reckon the T2 Pro has the most detail. I keep going back to them..
Love your reviews. I trusted you with the t2 originals and i have just made another purchase of the t2 pros in massdrop under your link. You are awesome.
Very well. I have taken a huge liking with em and they are my daily drivers now. Putting my er4p, phonak audeo pfe, tdk ba200 and um3x to a much needed rest.
@@trocadero1965 I see....Ive already decide last year to go cheaper n try QKZ VK4... it turns out to be my endgame and ill buy it again if its broken(but so far iem itself still havent broke even after 1year+)
Thanks for highlighting the importance of tips and cables. I had the same with some quite expensive buds a few years ago, amazing reviews, sucked for me, almost retuned them, then swaped the tips and >>WOW
I couldn't agree more. Got a pair of fidue a83 from a friend for cheap used, hated the original tips but when I put on some comply ts 400s the sound completely changed and was much more balanced w/ the lows more forward and the imaging the same and isolation extremely clean. I was regretting my buy until then. Try everything :D tips are cheap!
Bought them. Burning them in. Already lovin them. Thanks bud for the great review. My DAP suddenly played the Jurassic Park theme song while i was swapping tips, ended up with spinfits, gave the T2 Pro's a little amp boost and WOW!!....
Love your reviews, great stuff! I was in two minds about the tin audio t2 pro, but I went for them after I saw your review and I absolutely love them, thanks!
using the standard foam tips that came with it, no issues so far. got a few suggestions for NewBees and chinese foam tips on reddit as replacement tips. Is there anything you'd suggest apart from comply? (they're hard to find and pretty expensive where I live)
Hey man, is this iem still worth it in late 2019? So initially i want to buy kz zsx to upgrade from my kz zst since the sound started to be static-ish, but then i saw your review and i really love the design of tin audio t2, and now i don't know what to choose, kz zsx with 6 drivers each, or tin audio t2 with 1 driver each. Is more drivers the better the iem is? Sorry for my english. PS. Love your reviews
I haven't heard the ZSX, but I would guess that they're tuned more for bass than the Tin T2. The Tin T2, however, is still really really good -- my favorite IEM at the price, even in late 2019.
There seems to be several different Comply tips. Which ones do you use? Also are you using these IEMs in a music performance capacity or just listening? I wonder how they hold up for live music.
LOL. If it makes you feel any better, IMO the Pros are not /clearly/ better than the originals. The originals have zero issue with sibilance, and if you prefer silicone tips I would recommend the original T2 over the Pro. The Pros are only great with foams.
10:38, I have the TRN V80s and the treble doesn't really bother me, but my ears are kinda funky when it comes to foam tips so I think I kinda prefer silicone tips. Would T2 Pros with silicone tips have stronger treble than v80s? I guess I mean what has more extreme treble, because I'm not sure I can handle too much treble. Would it be safer to get normal T2's for silicone tips? Some feedback would be greatly appreciated, also I subbed and am looking forward to more iems :D
Mm, based on memory, I think the T2 Pro with silicone tips was pretty similar in harshness to V80. IMO, if you prefer silicone tips you might be better with standard T2. Or wait until next week, T3 is being released 😬
I actually have a hard time recommending the T2 Pros anymore -- a friend of mine got a newer pair and they've updated the construction which, IMO, changed the sound and made them worse. I say T2 (original) or T3.
@@SuperReview haha just came in the mail for me... yea solid white mesh but hey they're still sounding better than anything I've had before. I'm using the adaptive sound setting on my galaxy s10 which seems to help a lot
I swear half the reviewers don't know the best config or how to wear them correctly. Foams are crap, they mute the treble but they also kill the bass. My tip is to use the silicone tips with the small holes. Shove the whole earphone in your ear so it is sitting snug in the cartilage of your ear. You'll know you have it right when it is sitting on a slight angle but feels super comfortable. The metal should be sitting snug in the cartilage and the bumpy bit of your ear securing it, almost going over it. The more metal you get fitting snugly, the better the sound and the security. If you are relying on the eartips and hooks to keep it secure you are doing it wrong. Trust me, You will get god tier sound out of your Tin T2 pro's and You'll say wow, that's where the bass is.
So treble could be an issue for some using traditional silicone ear tips? I use foams for sports, they tend to be more secure, but I don’t like the “feel” of them, there’s always that sensation of pressure.
Yup! If you don't like foam tips, IMO these are too sibilant. I'm not sure how much that perception varies by individual hearing, but for me it's unpleasant.
Can you give the Fiio FH1 a try? Yes, they cost slightly higher than the ones you reviewed at 75$. But They got really good reviews on head fi. They tend to lean a bit on the warm side but from what I heard they have great mid-range.
So.. How does the sound, details and soundstage of the pros compare to the originals other than the elevated treble? They have a considerable difference in price.
hey, will you review co-donguri shizuku someday? and compare it to t2? I had it in the past (but died of washing machine) and now I'm mainly using kz zs6 and msr7 right now.
So many washing machine stories are sad like this. Unfortunately I haven't heard the Co-Donguri. Looks pretty cool, but not cheap on Amazon. FWIW, these T2 Pros + Comply tips are hands down my favorite IEM I've heard so far. I may have undersold them in this video -- I like these better than the $140 BGVP DMG.
@@SuperReview yep I think it's expensive now because it was discontinued, now there's new shizuku with brass shell (improved bass while still being bright some say). You can also find co-donguri at cdjapan. Should be around $35. I'm still waiting for T2 pro to be available in aliexpress or taobao at least.
Do the connectors feel loose or are they prone to disconnecting if you yank on them? That's the problem I have with my shure e215. Although they're a bit old, the connection doesn't feel as tight anymore. Looking to getting these. Would you recommend as I'm retiring my e215
They sound pretty different, IMO the T2 Pro is basically my favorite-sounding earphone. But it might be too bright for some people. You might consider the Tin Hifi T3 instead, which I think is a safer bet. Vs. the KZ ZS7, both Tin Hifi headphones have IMO better clarity, better separation in instruments, lighter, less-boomy bass, and more forward vocal presentation. All of which I like :)
I'm still figuring out how to read them. One challenge is that I'm always comparing graphs from different sources, hoping I can start making my own graphs so they're consistent.
HELP!!! lol I'm an old BOSE OE gal and looking for an IEM which will be my first. I do have a Sennhieser 300 bud and, while those are great for my running around, I need something offering the same clarity and depth of my old BOSE OE in the mids and treble but with a slightly more bass. Can anyone recommend a good budget pair? I am reviewing these Tin Audio T2 or T2Pros as well the TRN V80s (I think these have the same sibilance issues with non foam tips as these pros here but I've never tested any of them. Thanks for any guidance/recommendations.
@@SuperReview Thanks for the rec on the E2000. Something tells me the T2 is what I'm looking for... The only thing holding me back is the clarity in the mid/treble region. I used to think I was a "bass head" but since using the Bose I've somehow been switched onto a more balanced/crisp sound in the mid to highs with a moderate yet present bass quality. I recently demo'd a new beats and was probably the only one not impressed by them as I found it to be too bass centric. Someone commented that the V80s with foam tips have more clarity than the T2s but are also more bassy so I'm genuinely torn over which pair to get...
since it has broken for quite a while I honestly forgot how they sound lol but compare to other shure iems 215 definitely has a thicker punch in the bass tho so maybe it emphasizes bass a bit more. but ive listened to several shures they all have very flat sound signature.
I only needed a new cable 'cause there was something wrong with my stock cable -- if you bought one with a bad cable, you could just get an exchange, don't need to buy a new cable. The stock foam eartips are pretty good with this headphone, I just think it's better with Comply.
@@elliotg5424 If you sign up for Massdrop with that link, you get $10 added to your account that you can apply to your purchase. If you've already signed up, you don't get the credit.
For ME, the T2 Pro + Comply Tips is basically my favorite headphone right now. So it's worth it for me. But not everyone will enjoy the extra treble. Or the fact that they're a bit obnoxious with silicone tips. So up to you.
That's a good question -- I believe I have the Isolation Plus, but not certain about the size. From what I can tell, I think the 500 would work: amzn.to/2xGMJTQ I've sent an email to Comply to get an answer. They list compatibility with a bunch of headphones, but the T2s are not listed. The nozzle is ~6mm across. I've successfully shared tips with all of my IEMs, so I'm not sure getting the exact right size is necessary.
I don't think microphone affects sound quality, though -- I mean it's possible if you had a badly-built cable, because the microphone does sit between the audio source and your ear, but I've never suspected a microphone was an issue for me. That said, I personally prefer cables to not have microphones, but it's just because (a) it's something that can catch on zippers or other things, and (b) I'll never use it :p
I have a KZ ZS5 and I'm looking for an "emergency earphone" that's available in GearBest. They don't have Tin Audio, and I'm really undecided between ZS10 or TRN V80. In this case, what would you choose?
For me, I'd choose the TRN V80 -- they fit my ears better, and I prefer the build quality + cable. The sound between them is of similar quality, IMO. Though I do slightly prefer the sound of the ZS10, they just don't fit in my ears well.
@@SuperReview I wish I had followed your advice before buying my zs10. I guess I have a ear similar to yours. The back of my earlobe starts paining after prolonged usage. Because of that I thought of going for an upgrade and placed order for the as10.
@@SuperReview Thank you for the reply! Have you listened the ZS6? Because it's in the same price range, metal housing, 'semi-open' back design... I'm really confuse in the decision of buying another ChiFi earphone.
The AS10s stay in my ears MUCH better -- but do keep in mind the shape difference is pretty subtle. Depending on what aspect of the shape is causing you problems, they might be the same 😕
Ha, yeah, there really are a ton of options. I haven't heard the ZS6, but I do have a pair of ES4s coming today, will review them later next week. I'll be comparing the ES4 versus the ZSA, since I have both of them and they're priced similarly. (And FWIW, the T2 + T2 Pro are my favorite budget IEMs so far.)
The cable has L and R printed on it, I think it's clear on clear plastic so kinda hard to make out. As for the buds, you can mix and match depending on how you're comfortable with them fitting. Typically, the one with the red end is for the right ear.
Better midrange, better vocals, more air on the T2 Pro. ZS10 Pro has stronger bass, a bit more mainstream tuning. I prefer the T2 Pro (with Comply tips).
I have tin audio t2, iam use spinfit cp100 treble N fitting is good, bass no change IMO, and comply foam s400 fitting n bass good but treble any lose IMO. sorry if my english not good. I like tin audio2 sound. My kz zs10 sold out.
@@bimasurya7636 kyaknya belum ada gan. Tp bentuk housing di review sama aja dg yg t2 lama, cuma di kasih embel2 pro, Apa mungkin suara bisa beda.hanya marketing jualan aja.CMIIW.Kyak kz zst carbon, trus keluar zst candy yg ditambah pro. Tp sama aja tuh suaranya. Karna pernah punya yg carbon, dan nyoba yg candi jg punya kawan. Sama kok suaranya. Pakai dap+ampli. IMO
@@ferryirawan5840 belom nyoba yg carbon sih tapi emang katanya beda suara ngga tau Marketing atau bukan tapi carbo tenore Black sama whitenya aja beda katanya highnya yg whitenya sparkle dan agak sibilance hmmm
Reply would be appreciated...! Q:- Iam not a audiophile or a person well versed with the technical terms or the othe terminology of the IEMs. I only know vocals,bass,clarity and quality of sound.And i even dont have any IEMs. Will i be happy with these.....! As an simple average music lover. Can anyone help me....?
@@SuperReview i look on audio budget these iem have similar with tin audio t2 but more bass, maybe that's gonna be interesting comparation between t2 and this revonext qt2
Mmm, not quite. These things just shouldn't ship with silicone tips IMO. Even still, the highs on these aren't like the somewhat harsh highs on some KZ headphones. The T2 Pro is genuinely good stuff...with foam tips.
@@rizkiakbarfarimanda2299 T2 Pro again, but it's not as clear cut. ZS10 has much more bass if you like big bass. ZS10 sounds pretty good to my ear, unfortunately it doesn't stay in my ear -- always have to re-adjust it, so I barely use it. T2 Pro is my favorite sound.
@@SuperReview so i did research and haven't concluded yet, among these items which one is the best in your opinion, Kz As10, Kz zs10, tin T2 pro, tfz t2? Or do you have other recommendation? I'm looking for details and i have amp
@@SuperReview ive been using the Sony MDRXB50AP for five years. they sound great and the bass is amazing. But the bass over powers everything else. And they dont last ive had to buy like 5 so far. I just want bass as good as the sonys but with a lil better mids. or more clear. ill give the blon a try.
Sorry Japhet. Check out some of the music in my Reference playlist, see if it helps. FWIW, I think Tin did a stealth revision of the T2 Plus and newer models, from my experience, don't sound as good to me :(
I must’ve got a faulty pair they are awful. can’t touch my KZ zsr or Audeze I sine 10 (expected) but from all the hype I thought they would be much better.
Super* Review solid white and it’s just strange build quality seems superb packaging was great. Just confused on the sound mine are treble and not much else sibilance is also strong
They updated the build at some point -- my coworker lost a pair of T2 Pros and bought a replacement. New ones have solid white mesh and are indeed all treble. I've stopped recommending them since.
Im not really considering this as a review since you don’t say how they are provided and don’t mention any other common reference models. Then there’s a link to amazon so I suppose... it’s an advert?
I reviewed it here: th-cam.com/video/NOp5dADFctQ/w-d-xo.html The AS10 is bassier, warmer sound, Tin is more mid-forward and airy. My preference is T2 but I know a lot of people will like the AS10 bass.
something to consider with the as10 is the size of the headphones. They are a good deal larger than the t2 or t2 pros, for me its a major difference in comfort. The as10s are not bad - they are just massive. The sound fidelity is great and the bass is strong but for me personally the t2 (pros) still win every time.
I'm currenty trying some AS10's and I find them incredibly comfortable, the sound isolation I get is unreal. In fact I'm trying to find any other IEM's with the same shape, perfect for my ear! I haven't tried the T2's yet but the AS10's have a really strong mid-bass which isn't pleasant to me. Makes everything boom and while the detail is still high it sounds bizarre. There is also something strange happening in the high mids which applies too much coloration for me. Too bad though since the fit and other frequency ranges are great.
@@SuperReview the m6 pro 2nd gen, that are budget iems . and only if its posible the Pinnacle P2 that are more expensive but are disigned especially for audiophile listening. love your vids greetings from Chile!!
@@SuperReview funny. But seriously, when listening jazz even on low volumes, brass instruments pierced my skull. I tried different tips and eq settings. I was stupid enough to think I needed to get used to it
Unfortunately they've changed the manufacturing of T2 Pros -- a friend lost a pair of T2 Pros and replaced them with a new pair that sounds significantly brighter than the originals. Even Comply tips can't save them.
Yeah you're not the only person that told me the treble on the originals was too much. I didn't find it especially sharp, especially compared to TRN and KZ headphones I've heard, but yeah, it's somewhat bright. You might like the Final E2000 -- good clarity, good bass, but the treble is more rolled off up top, I think it'd suit you.
P.S. I opened a Discord server to talk about headphones and other stuff we like ✌ discord.gg/ZBpXZnp
Hello sir! Do you happen to know how they compare to Shure SE215s? I'm a church musician and have been using 215s for the past 2-3 years and have been looking to try something new. Thank you for taking a look at this!
What where the ear tips on the orginals
Hey Bud, On the Drop forums they say the “T400” size Comply foam tips are best w T2 [+ the Pro], but when I clicked through the link listed in your description, it was the Tx-500. I’m just looking to triple check before I order any Comply tips, as I just ordered the T2 Pros for 37+tax from Drop a few days ago. Thanks So Much!¡! Stay Safe!
message for all curious : I own both models t2 and t2 pro. all I can say is get t2 , glue the bass vents and adjust equalizer +3dB for all frequencies above 3 khz Job done now you got the pro model sound signature - crisp highs more detail but with deeper and better bass but still no sibilance.
@Arbiter Forhees I prefer T2 to AS10, but people have different tastes. AS10 is bassier, bit punchier sound.
@Arbiter Forhees t2 has better sound ballance. some upper mid frequencies at kz as10 are distorted to my ears. t2 is my favourite iem in very long time.
Careful with covering up the vent, I heard they are there to equalize pressure and covering it up means theres no where for the pressure to go, static pressure between the driver and the ear drum can apparently lead to damage of the ear. But again im not sure just basing it off what other people have said about the mod
@@chrispravlik6386 just use tape. Remove if you get a problem
I came to KZ AS10 from a year with ZS6. I had to crank up 11kHz by 6db and turn down 5.6 kHz by 3db to finally start liking them.
Now I'm really curious about T2s.
Try the T2 Pro with the narrow bore silicon tips that are included... Sounds really excellent... I own the T2 Pro, T2 and AS10. I understand the pros of all of them, but of the three, I reckon the T2 Pro has the most detail. I keep going back to them..
Love your reviews. I trusted you with the t2 originals and i have just made another purchase of the t2 pros in massdrop under your link. You are awesome.
How'd the T2 original work out for you?
Very well. I have taken a huge liking with em and they are my daily drivers now. Putting my er4p, phonak audeo pfe, tdk ba200 and um3x to a much needed rest.
@@selenang2006 do ur t2 or t2 pro still works?..which one is better?..and r they good for gaming?
@@blixxity t2 are natural t2 pro are pumped up there n there
@@trocadero1965 I see....Ive already decide last year to go cheaper n try QKZ VK4... it turns out to be my endgame and ill buy it again if its broken(but so far iem itself still havent broke even after 1year+)
Thanks for highlighting the importance of tips and cables. I had the same with some quite expensive buds a few years ago, amazing reviews, sucked for me, almost retuned them, then swaped the tips and >>WOW
Yeah, makes it real tough, and also have to consider that most people probably don't have a bunch of tips lying around.
I couldn't agree more. Got a pair of fidue a83 from a friend for cheap used, hated the original tips but when I put on some comply ts 400s the sound completely changed and was much more balanced w/ the lows more forward and the imaging the same and isolation extremely clean. I was regretting my buy until then. Try everything :D tips are cheap!
I love your reviews. You are one of the most underrated youtuber. You deserve millions of subscribers ✌
A boy can dream.
Bought them. Burning them in. Already lovin them. Thanks bud for the great review. My DAP suddenly played the Jurassic Park theme song while i was swapping tips, ended up with spinfits, gave the T2 Pro's a little amp boost and WOW!!....
Jurassic Park? It's fate.
Love your reviews, great stuff!
I was in two minds about the tin audio t2 pro, but I went for them after I saw your review and I absolutely love them, thanks!
Awesome 👍 Which tips are you using?
using the standard foam tips that came with it, no issues so far. got a few suggestions for NewBees and chinese foam tips on reddit as replacement tips. Is there anything you'd suggest apart from comply? (they're hard to find and pretty expensive where I live)
@@ProjjolBanerji Comply is my favorite 🙃 I just got some New Bee tips, though, and they're nice. But I haven't tried them on T2 Pro yet.
@@SuperReview nice! I'll try them out on the t2 and let you know 🙂
agree, i found it sounding pretty bright
Hey man, is this iem still worth it in late 2019? So initially i want to buy kz zsx to upgrade from my kz zst since the sound started to be static-ish, but then i saw your review and i really love the design of tin audio t2, and now i don't know what to choose, kz zsx with 6 drivers each, or tin audio t2 with 1 driver each. Is more drivers the better the iem is? Sorry for my english.
PS. Love your reviews
I haven't heard the ZSX, but I would guess that they're tuned more for bass than the Tin T2. The Tin T2, however, is still really really good -- my favorite IEM at the price, even in late 2019.
@@SuperReview Thank you for replying! I think i will get a T2 next week.
Great review! Ive been looking to get a pair and this helps!
I love treble, I ordered them with Final Audio E4000 and can't wait to compare them 🤗
Ooh let me know.
I love music with lots of brass, so sizzle is good with me.
With the Comply tips, these things sizzle perfectly for my tastes 👌
I think you should rate them out of 10
There seems to be several different Comply tips. Which ones do you use? Also are you using these IEMs in a music performance capacity or just listening? I wonder how they hold up for live music.
These are the exact ones I use: amzn.to/2t2oRbo
Comply Isolation with Waxguard, size T500. I use smalls.
Five stars like this: xxxxx.
Great review.
Listening to this on my new T2's, and now I have buyer's remorse.
LOL. If it makes you feel any better, IMO the Pros are not /clearly/ better than the originals. The originals have zero issue with sibilance, and if you prefer silicone tips I would recommend the original T2 over the Pro. The Pros are only great with foams.
Yup gonna buy the t2's original
10:38, I have the TRN V80s and the treble doesn't really bother me, but my ears are kinda funky when it comes to foam tips so I think I kinda prefer silicone tips. Would T2 Pros with silicone tips have stronger treble than v80s? I guess I mean what has more extreme treble, because I'm not sure I can handle too much treble. Would it be safer to get normal T2's for silicone tips?
Some feedback would be greatly appreciated, also I subbed and am looking forward to more iems :D
Mm, based on memory, I think the T2 Pro with silicone tips was pretty similar in harshness to V80. IMO, if you prefer silicone tips you might be better with standard T2.
Or wait until next week, T3 is being released 😬
@@SuperReview Oh sweet, thanks for letting me know :D
Hi, would you recommend this T2 pro or should I go straight for the T3's? I'd be happy to hear your opinion, thanks!
I actually have a hard time recommending the T2 Pros anymore -- a friend of mine got a newer pair and they've updated the construction which, IMO, changed the sound and made them worse. I say T2 (original) or T3.
@@SuperReview ohh, alright I might go straight to the T3's if that's the case, thanks a lot!
@@SuperReview any physical differences to tell the newer t2 pros and the older ones apart? sucks that they changed it up for the worse.
@@mravenna5525 I think they switched L/R markers (blue/red), and the screen mesh on the updated one looks almost solid white, just like T3 mesh.
@@SuperReview haha just came in the mail for me... yea solid white mesh but hey they're still sounding better than anything I've had before. I'm using the adaptive sound setting on my galaxy s10 which seems to help a lot
can you try BQEYZ KC2, HE-150/ Hi-Z HP-150s are supposedly pretty good (same designerrs as VE ZEN 2)
Dang that's a lot. I did do these: th-cam.com/video/nUw00V5gmz8/w-d-xo.html
I swear half the reviewers don't know the best config or how to wear them correctly. Foams are crap, they mute the treble but they also kill the bass. My tip is to use the silicone tips with the small holes. Shove the whole earphone in your ear so it is sitting snug in the cartilage of your ear. You'll know you have it right when it is sitting on a slight angle but feels super comfortable. The metal should be sitting snug in the cartilage and the bumpy bit of your ear securing it, almost going over it. The more metal you get fitting snugly, the better the sound and the security. If you are relying on the eartips and hooks to keep it secure you are doing it wrong. Trust me, You will get god tier sound out of your Tin T2 pro's and You'll say wow, that's where the bass is.
Same. Although I used tips with a slight protruding shaft lol it helps keep them snug without having the iem push itself out of your ear
So treble could be an issue for some using traditional silicone ear tips? I use foams for sports, they tend to be more secure, but I don’t like the “feel” of them, there’s always that sensation of pressure.
Yup! If you don't like foam tips, IMO these are too sibilant. I'm not sure how much that perception varies by individual hearing, but for me it's unpleasant.
Can you give the Fiio FH1 a try? Yes, they cost slightly higher than the ones you reviewed at 75$. But They got really good reviews on head fi. They tend to lean a bit on the warm side but from what I heard they have great mid-range.
I tried to find an IEM which have a clear mids and highs and my option goes to Kz AS10 and T2, so which one should i buy? Any suggestion?
Clear mids and highs = T2 or T2 Pro. The AS10 has recessed mids, IMO. I mean they're plenty clear, but not very forward.
rha m750
AS 10 can sound really thin without the right tips, the Inairs (small) worked wonders for me. Give that a shot if you end up purchasing the as10s
Great review, as always. What silicone tips do you use with the T2? They kinda look like KZ starlines.
I think I have some Ali round foam tips on it right now.
@@SuperReview In the review you said stock foamies make the T2 sound dull so you switched to silicone tips. Are the round ones better?
Possibly the tips I have on it are firmer than the stock foams, but honestly I haven't compared head to head and frankly my tastes change :\
@@SuperReview Gotcha. Thanks so much for replying!
So.. How does the sound, details and soundstage of the pros compare to the originals other than the elevated treble? They have a considerable difference in price.
They sound airier, vocals are much more forward, and IMO the soundstage + imaging are improved with the Pro.
hey, will you review co-donguri shizuku someday? and compare it to t2?
I had it in the past (but died of washing machine) and now I'm mainly using kz zs6 and msr7 right now.
So many washing machine stories are sad like this. Unfortunately I haven't heard the Co-Donguri. Looks pretty cool, but not cheap on Amazon.
FWIW, these T2 Pros + Comply tips are hands down my favorite IEM I've heard so far. I may have undersold them in this video -- I like these better than the $140 BGVP DMG.
@@SuperReview yep I think it's expensive now because it was discontinued, now there's new shizuku with brass shell (improved bass while still being bright some say). You can also find co-donguri at cdjapan. Should be around $35.
I'm still waiting for T2 pro to be available in aliexpress or taobao at least.
Love the pensive look during the modelling shots.
Hmm!
Ha ha, I should do those again.
Do the connectors feel loose or are they prone to disconnecting if you yank on them? That's the problem I have with my shure e215. Although they're a bit old, the connection doesn't feel as tight anymore. Looking to getting these. Would you recommend as I'm retiring my e215
The connectors are secure for me -- in fact, they're hard to disconnect. Maybe a new cable would save your Shures?
How is this compare to the Kz zs7? My genres are edm and pop. Btw love your review!
They sound pretty different, IMO the T2 Pro is basically my favorite-sounding earphone. But it might be too bright for some people. You might consider the Tin Hifi T3 instead, which I think is a safer bet. Vs. the KZ ZS7, both Tin Hifi headphones have IMO better clarity, better separation in instruments, lighter, less-boomy bass, and more forward vocal presentation. All of which I like :)
Well apparently I can stand the famous treble on the Zs6 so I think the treble on the t2 pro is not a huge problem? I think so
@@gazd5356 Mmm maybe, I haven't heard ZS6. IMO T3 is the safer bet.
@@SuperReview anyway thank you so much! Gonna join your discord and support you whenever I can!
I'm a heavy music listener should I go with balanced sound signature or v-shaped signature. Suggest me with right pair around 150 dollars
you should go to /r/headphone advice to ask this
Which model of Comply tips are you using with the T2 Pro.
Pretty sure they're these: amzn.to/37rhkqA
Top video,but you Should incorporate and comment the relative graph of response in frequency etc..
I'm still figuring out how to read them. One challenge is that I'm always comparing graphs from different sources, hoping I can start making my own graphs so they're consistent.
Are these better than the original T2's in any way or just different?
Depends on your preference, a lot of people like the original better. Personally, I like the T2 Pro with Comply tips best.
HELP!!! lol I'm an old BOSE OE gal and looking for an IEM which will be my first. I do have a Sennhieser 300 bud and, while those are great for my running around, I need something offering the same clarity and depth of my old BOSE OE in the mids and treble but with a slightly more bass. Can anyone recommend a good budget pair? I am reviewing these Tin Audio T2 or T2Pros as well the TRN V80s (I think these have the same sibilance issues with non foam tips as these pros here but I've never tested any of them. Thanks for any guidance/recommendations.
I'm curious to see what you think of the T2. If you want more bass + less treble, something like the Final E2000 might appeal.
@@SuperReview Thanks for the rec on the E2000. Something tells me the T2 is what I'm looking for... The only thing holding me back is the clarity in the mid/treble region. I used to think I was a "bass head" but since using the Bose I've somehow been switched onto a more balanced/crisp sound in the mid to highs with a moderate yet present bass quality. I recently demo'd a new beats and was probably the only one not impressed by them as I found it to be too bass centric. Someone commented that the V80s with foam tips have more clarity than the T2s but are also more bassy so I'm genuinely torn over which pair to get...
Hi, which model of comply tips do you use on the T2 pros ?
Comply T500 w/ waxguard.
Hmm idk if I should get the pros as my first pair I'm coming from 2yrs of se215 and I have no idea how they stack against 50 iems
Unfortunately neither do I -- I haven't heard Shures yet.
i own a 215 and id say they aren't that good tho,at least for the price.plus they are pretty easy to break and mine just cracked...
What's the sound signature?
since it has broken for quite a while I honestly forgot how they sound lol
but compare to other shure iems 215 definitely has a thicker punch in the bass tho so maybe it emphasizes bass a bit more. but ive listened to several shures they all have very flat sound signature.
What variant of the comply tips do you use for them? :)
Isolation Plus TX500.
@@SuperReview Thanks.
What size comply foam tips did you put on this please?
T-500.
@@SuperReview Thank you :)
got mine two weeks ago and i love them my only issue is the foam tips are absolutely destroyed
How'd you destroy 'em?
@@SuperReview i genuinely don't know maybe i was too force full putting them in my ears??? but uhh they split on the inside and that happend for both
hi , only after getting the Comply tips and the old cable then it'll be okay ?
I only needed a new cable 'cause there was something wrong with my stock cable -- if you bought one with a bad cable, you could just get an exchange, don't need to buy a new cable. The stock foam eartips are pretty good with this headphone, I just think it's better with Comply.
I've been using a hybrid cable with my T2. Makes it warmer...
Does it?
Which cable?
So do you think these are better than basic white apple earbuds?
Uh yeah :)
Can you review the T3’s when they come out please? I love your reviews.
Will do -- listening to a pair right now, hoping to have a review this weekend.
Awesome!!! Keep up the work! Loving it
Damm,bought the t2 last month
Can you get a link with a discount to the current drop for the pros?
Does this work for you? www.massdrop.com/buy/tin-t2-iem?referer=95465S
@@SuperReview it still says $34.99 for the regular or plus $10 for the pro no matter if i go through your link or not
@@elliotg5424 If you sign up for Massdrop with that link, you get $10 added to your account that you can apply to your purchase. If you've already signed up, you don't get the credit.
@@SuperReview okay. Got you. Thank you anyhow!
Looking forward for a Sound magic e11c review.. heard gud things about it
Does tin refer to the type of metal they use to make their buds?
Nope.
The Tin Audio T2s are $30 right now on aliexpress while the T2 Pro are still $60. Should I go for the Pros or should I get the older version?
For ME, the T2 Pro + Comply Tips is basically my favorite headphone right now. So it's worth it for me. But not everyone will enjoy the extra treble. Or the fact that they're a bit obnoxious with silicone tips. So up to you.
Josh dela cruz tin audio t2 ali express link please
@@SuperReview which comply tips do you use with the t2 pro?im planning to buy the combo
GaminG SnoB Isolation Plus, size 500.
try 20ohm impedance adapter and your done(It sounds way better than Orignal T2)
Which COMPLY tips fit the T2 and T2 Pro?
That's a good question -- I believe I have the Isolation Plus, but not certain about the size. From what I can tell, I think the 500 would work: amzn.to/2xGMJTQ
I've sent an email to Comply to get an answer. They list compatibility with a bunch of headphones, but the T2s are not listed. The nozzle is ~6mm across. I've successfully shared tips with all of my IEMs, so I'm not sure getting the exact right size is necessary.
Quick google, some redditors say T400.
FWIW, the Comply site lists 500s for a pair of Ankers I have and the T2 nozzle ends are the same size as those.
Wich ones would you recommend for rap music ?
I don't know how to answer questions like this -- I don't think of earphones as good for one genre or another.
What size Comply tips fit these IEMs?
I bought a set of 500s, they fit great.
Unfortunately it doesn't come with the microphone, just like tfz or trn, does the microphone can degrade the sound quality?
I don't think so, but, for what I've seen, it decreases the lifespan of the cable
Microphone might cause slight interference, however it only affects audio of the mic
I don't think microphone affects sound quality, though -- I mean it's possible if you had a badly-built cable, because the microphone does sit between the audio source and your ear, but I've never suspected a microphone was an issue for me. That said, I personally prefer cables to not have microphones, but it's just because (a) it's something that can catch on zippers or other things, and (b) I'll never use it :p
I have a KZ ZS5 and I'm looking for an "emergency earphone" that's available in GearBest. They don't have Tin Audio, and I'm really undecided between ZS10 or TRN V80. In this case, what would you choose?
For me, I'd choose the TRN V80 -- they fit my ears better, and I prefer the build quality + cable. The sound between them is of similar quality, IMO. Though I do slightly prefer the sound of the ZS10, they just don't fit in my ears well.
@@SuperReview I wish I had followed your advice before buying my zs10. I guess I have a ear similar to yours. The back of my earlobe starts paining after prolonged usage. Because of that I thought of going for an upgrade and placed order for the as10.
@@SuperReview Thank you for the reply! Have you listened the ZS6? Because it's in the same price range, metal housing, 'semi-open' back design... I'm really confuse in the decision of buying another ChiFi earphone.
The AS10s stay in my ears MUCH better -- but do keep in mind the shape difference is pretty subtle. Depending on what aspect of the shape is causing you problems, they might be the same 😕
Ha, yeah, there really are a ton of options. I haven't heard the ZS6, but I do have a pair of ES4s coming today, will review them later next week. I'll be comparing the ES4 versus the ZSA, since I have both of them and they're priced similarly.
(And FWIW, the T2 + T2 Pro are my favorite budget IEMs so far.)
how to know where's left and right?
The cable has L and R printed on it, I think it's clear on clear plastic so kinda hard to make out. As for the buds, you can mix and match depending on how you're comfortable with them fitting. Typically, the one with the red end is for the right ear.
Can you please review TFZ T2 Galaxy? the gold colored one :D
Wow, those do look pretty cool. I dunno, I kinda like the silver + green ones.
can u review the denon c820.... Ty so much
Can you suggest me a better replacement cable for T2 pro ??
Yinyoo makes nice cables.
Super* Review Thank you 👍🏻
How it compares to kz zs10 pro?
Better midrange, better vocals, more air on the T2 Pro. ZS10 Pro has stronger bass, a bit more mainstream tuning. I prefer the T2 Pro (with Comply tips).
I think play with Sony Walkman should be balance the treble. Cos Sony always give less treble sound from their hi-fi.
Which one (t2 vs t2 pro) got punchier bass?
Both basically the same bass.
I need good pair with great bass,please suggest some.i am a bass lover
What price?
@@SuperReview upto 70$
@@GeraltOfRivia69 Mee M6 Pro 2G, KZ AS10, Final E2000. Of those, M6 is my favorite sound, but worst cable.
@@SuperReview some say in the reviews that zs10 have more bass than as10?what do u say to that
I have tin audio t2, iam use spinfit cp100 treble N fitting is good, bass no change IMO, and comply foam s400 fitting n bass good but treble any lose IMO. sorry if my english not good. I like tin audio2 sound. My kz zs10 sold out.
Yeah, on the original T2s I like the Spinfit tips, the foam tips not so much. On the T2 Pro, I don't like the Spinfits, but do like the foams :)
@@SuperReview thanks.
@@ferryirawan5840 yg pro udah ada blom ya gan?
@@bimasurya7636 kyaknya belum ada gan. Tp bentuk housing di review sama aja dg yg t2 lama, cuma di kasih embel2 pro, Apa mungkin suara bisa beda.hanya marketing jualan aja.CMIIW.Kyak kz zst carbon, trus keluar zst candy yg ditambah pro. Tp sama aja tuh suaranya. Karna pernah punya yg carbon, dan nyoba yg candi jg punya kawan. Sama kok suaranya. Pakai dap+ampli. IMO
@@ferryirawan5840 belom nyoba yg carbon sih tapi emang katanya beda suara ngga tau Marketing atau bukan tapi carbo tenore Black sama whitenya aja beda katanya highnya yg whitenya sparkle dan agak sibilance hmmm
Can you please review shure se215?
T2 and trn v80 which have good bass?
Both have good bass. TRN V80 have MORE bass.
these or Mee Pinnacle P1..?
Reply would be appreciated...!
Q:- Iam not a audiophile or a person well versed with the technical terms or the othe terminology of the IEMs. I only know vocals,bass,clarity and quality of sound.And i even dont have any IEMs. Will i be happy with these.....! As an simple average music lover.
Can anyone help me....?
Standard T2 or T3 are easier to recommend.
for some reason I really like a random comment he leaves about the documentation in every video :D
Can you review revonext qt2?
Hm, maybe. What do you like about those ones?
@@SuperReview i look on audio budget these iem have similar with tin audio t2 but more bass, maybe that's gonna be interesting comparation between t2 and this revonext qt2
So they fell for the "exagerated highs is how hi-fi should sound" trap.
Mmm, not quite. These things just shouldn't ship with silicone tips IMO. Even still, the highs on these aren't like the somewhat harsh highs on some KZ headphones. The T2 Pro is genuinely good stuff...with foam tips.
Guess I'm not exactly qualified to make a relevant comment, but when a trumpet comes on in a jazz song it pierces your skull even on a low volume
Regular t2? Or zs10 pro?
For me, T2 all day.
@@SuperReview thank you sir
which carrier case is that????
Not sure exactly, something I got off AliExpress probably.
hay bro im from Indonesia, i so interesting for buying this iem Tin Audio T2 or T2 Pro.
T2 Pro is my favorite 👍
@@SuperReview thanks for replay my comment bro, but i have one more question, the question is who better Tin Audi T2 or KZ Zs10 ?
@@rizkiakbarfarimanda2299 T2 Pro again, but it's not as clear cut. ZS10 has much more bass if you like big bass. ZS10 sounds pretty good to my ear, unfortunately it doesn't stay in my ear -- always have to re-adjust it, so I barely use it. T2 Pro is my favorite sound.
@@SuperReview so i did research and haven't concluded yet, among these items which one is the best in your opinion, Kz As10, Kz zs10, tin T2 pro, tfz t2? Or do you have other recommendation? I'm looking for details and i have amp
i have t2 pro and its great but i like alot of bass so i was dissapointed .
Try Blon BL-03.
@@SuperReview ive been using the Sony MDRXB50AP for five years. they sound great and the bass is amazing. But the bass over powers everything else. And they dont last ive had to buy like 5 so far. I just want bass as good as the sonys but with a lil better mids. or more clear. ill give the blon a try.
Im using it and theres zero sibilance.. It sounds weak.. Im at 100% wth :( im dissapointed ;(
Sorry Japhet. Check out some of the music in my Reference playlist, see if it helps. FWIW, I think Tin did a stealth revision of the T2 Plus and newer models, from my experience, don't sound as good to me :(
@@SuperReview i never went back to Tin audio. Sold my t2 pro after like 1 month. Now using EDX and satisfied
I must’ve got a faulty pair they are awful. can’t touch my KZ zsr or Audeze I sine 10 (expected) but from all the hype I thought they would be much better.
When you look at the mesh on the nozzles, can you see through or is it solid white?
Super* Review solid white and it’s just strange build quality seems superb packaging was great. Just confused on the sound mine are treble and not much else sibilance is also strong
They updated the build at some point -- my coworker lost a pair of T2 Pros and bought a replacement. New ones have solid white mesh and are indeed all treble. I've stopped recommending them since.
Super* Review Yup I’m gonna try to send them back and look at something else thanks for the help.
Im not really considering this as a review since you don’t say how they are provided and don’t mention any other common reference models. Then there’s a link to amazon so I suppose... it’s an advert?
Strange logic, but OK.
KZ AS10??
I reviewed it here: th-cam.com/video/NOp5dADFctQ/w-d-xo.html
The AS10 is bassier, warmer sound, Tin is more mid-forward and airy. My preference is T2 but I know a lot of people will like the AS10 bass.
something to consider with the as10 is the size of the headphones. They are a good deal larger than the t2 or t2 pros, for me its a major difference in comfort. The as10s are not bad - they are just massive. The sound fidelity is great and the bass is strong but for me personally the t2 (pros) still win every time.
I'm currenty trying some AS10's and I find them incredibly comfortable, the sound isolation I get is unreal. In fact I'm trying to find any other IEM's with the same shape, perfect for my ear! I haven't tried the T2's yet but the AS10's have a really strong mid-bass which isn't pleasant to me. Makes everything boom and while the detail is still high it sounds bizarre. There is also something strange happening in the high mids which applies too much coloration for me. Too bad though since the fit and other frequency ranges are great.
Review Mee Audio iems
Which ones?
@@SuperReview the m6 pro 2nd gen, that are budget iems .
and only if its posible the Pinnacle P2 that are more expensive but are disigned especially for audiophile listening.
love your vids greetings from Chile!!
I don't know what the hell is wrong with these, but after two weeks I had to visit a doctor
Where, uhh, did you put them?
@@SuperReview funny. But seriously, when listening jazz even on low volumes, brass instruments pierced my skull. I tried different tips and eq settings. I was stupid enough to think I needed to get used to it
I just ordered these :'(
Why so serious?
Super* Review because they're not as good as the t2s or t3s :b
Unfortunately they've changed the manufacturing of T2 Pros -- a friend lost a pair of T2 Pros and replaced them with a new pair that sounds significantly brighter than the originals. Even Comply tips can't save them.
Super* Review the symbols in some of my favorite songs make it unbearable :b
you kinda look like guccismoothie
We do both have beards.
Great videos any set you can afford to donate ☺️
I'm gonna pass on these, I returned the original because of the treble, it hurts my ears
Yeah you're not the only person that told me the treble on the originals was too much. I didn't find it especially sharp, especially compared to TRN and KZ headphones I've heard, but yeah, it's somewhat bright. You might like the Final E2000 -- good clarity, good bass, but the treble is more rolled off up top, I think it'd suit you.
KZ BA10?
Sorry, haven't heard them.