Dita Mecha Review – Organic
DITA’s latest IEM is robust, lush and spacious, offering strong versatility with a particular focus on organic tonality and natural texture.
Meze 105 AER Review – More for Less
If you are looking for a headphone that is easy to drive with best-in-class comfort and wide genre versatility, the 105 AER is tough to beat and doesn’t feel compromised in any key area despite its cheaper asking price.
Softears Volume S Review – Best of Both Worlds
The Volume S offers a winning blend of function, form and versatility, appealing to those wanting balance whilst still being forgiving and approachable, earning it a much-deserved spot on my wall of fame.
Kinera Thorking Review – Flat Plus
The Thorking is an earphone that offers a slightly more forgiving take on an old-school neutral tuning realised through gorgeous design and excellent technical ability.
Shokz OpenSwim Pro Review – Perfectly Adapted
Shokz delivers a perfectly adapted headphone for the intended use case if shy of the absolute versatility of the new OpenRun Pro 2.
Forte Ears Macbeth Review – Perfection in Imperfection
The Macbeth’s sound reproduction feels as magical as it does authentic, delivering balance yet with a little extra pizzazz at all times.
Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 Review – Liberation
The OpenRun 2 is an evolutionary change over its predecessor and offers best-in-class sound quality both in quiet and loud environments.
Jomo Audio Nautilus Review – Heavy Hitter
The Nautilus would be on my shortlist if you value an IEM that stands out both in terms of look and feel and technical performance.
Campfire Audio Astrolith Review – Putting the Awe in Awesome
Once again, Campfire Audio demonstrates that you don’t have to be a purist to enjoy the hobby and their IEMs don’t have to be textbook perfect to kick serious butt.
Meze Liric 2 Review – Closed-Back Maximiser
The Liric II suits those wanting a sound that is rich and relaxed yet articulate and genre-flexible all in a premium closed-back form factor that still manages all-day comfort.
Vortex Eddie Square Review – Verisimilitude
The Eddie Square showcases top-level design and craftsmanship and provides a clean, natural and low-fatigue listening experience.
DITA Project M Review – Machine
The Project M is a triumph in streamlining production and design whilst maintaining quality and identity.
Jomo Instinct Emerald Review – Force of Nature
The Instinct is a creation of warmth, power and space that epitomizes the subjective nature of the hobby atop marvellous driver and acoustic design.
AFUL Magic One Review – Chosen
The MagicOne represents terrific value and appeals to those wanting excellent long-term listenability whilst upholding a natural timbre and excellent resolution.
Kinera Orlog Review – Double Threat
Boasting excellent dynamics, a spacious stage and smooth, clean treble, this isn’t just a cable for Kinera’s IEMs but a high-end design of similar esteem to any premium boutique cable.
Fir Electron 12 (E12) Review – Dynamo
Unabashedly coloured, fun and vibrant, the E12 is a paragon of energy, offering a well-realized V-shaped tuning with excellent technical ability.
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