Products between $100 and $300.
The Tin Hifi P1 Max are a safe choice for listeners who would like to experience the planar-magentic sound without the typical lean mids and the brightness of other models at the expense of technicalities.
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Both power supplies keep what they promise, although their technologies are quite different…
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Purely from the standpoint of tonality and and technicalities, the Grell TWS1X are very well-realized.
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The Rose Technics QT-9 MK2S are very well-resolving warm-bright earphones with a refreshingly original design that may be rather intense to some ears.
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Compared to mainstream players like Apple or Galaxy Buds +, the AXS trail in tech but perform on another level sonically…
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The HIDIZS MD4 aims to please everyone with 12 tuning options combined between switches and eartips.
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Not quite audiophile grade, but nice electronic gadgets nevertheless.
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Some technical photography showing the physical features of this earphone prior to my full review.
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The very versatile Questyle M15 dongle is as good as it gets in its category…
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The NiceHCK M5 are technically good but both sonically and optically somewhat unimaginative earphones with 3 different tuning options that fail to stick out of the sea of competitors in any way.
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With all the above in mind, looking at their asked price Gravastar Sirius Pro TWS are a wonderful piece of industrial design…
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Pros — Build and accessory pack– Good stock cable– Smooth, spacious presentation, good microdynamics– Good stage width for the price–
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These would have considerable appeal to fans of vocal-oriented material or to the treble averse…
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