T2 PRO Headset Dual Dynamic HiFi in-Ear Earphone with Detachable MMCX Cable Earbuds

Let's not get mired down into dissecting the finest nuance of sound signature and quality of some $60 IEM's. There's a lot to be had from this very economical set of IEM's. The packaging is terrific. The build quality seems to be really quite nice. From the steel body of the monitors themselves to the very supple and attractive wire terminated in a carbon fiber-ish 3.5 mm trs plug. Eye catching construction. With the included blue foam tips the monitors are comfortable enough I napped with them in. There's no inline mix but it's really easy to ignore a call while your listening to music.I used the Gizmo app to stream my Jriver Media Center library to my LG V30 in redbook resolution and listened to some of my favorite tracks. From all genre with heavy play of Jazz, Classic R&B & Soul and the Blues with a few tracks from Dire Straits and The Eagles as these tracks feature heavy use of high hat cymbals and many dacs and headphones get these sounds all wrong. These do not. I really feel the T2 pros punch way above their weight in terms of clarity and detail retrieval. Transition between ranges was smooth enough I can't think of anything standing out as offensive. The midrange, especially vocals was just forward and pleasent. One listen to 1812 Overture and I'm convinced the bass is powerful but not overbearing or flabby but punchy and exciting. The treble has sparkle without sibilance or being screachy. No splashy hissing from the aforementioned cymbals. I'd have to say the T2 pro is on the fun side of flat frequency response. Ruler flat can be boring, these aren't boring. You really can't go wrong for the price and that price considered I can't find anything to complain about. I've only been listening for a couple of days and some burn in is surely yet to happen but I'm anticipating the T2 pro to only get better.

Sounded great. Much better with EQ. Pretty good for the price. Almost made it 2 years; bough August 19th, 2019 and writing this review July 30th. The Left earbud has lost volume but the right one is still fine. This is used mostly at home from my desk and never taken outdoors. Not as good as the Campfire Audio Comet that I have. I other TOTL HPs and IEMs so its not used any more than the others. I would not buy again.

A little to bright for my taste.

Great neutral sound and detail. I use these with a DAC amp and they perform great. Worth the money, hidden gems.

Starting with the pros:The cable is nice for the price. The IEMs look great.Now the cons:The cable connector (mmcx) failed at the start and the right side kept going out.The T2 Pros are far too shrill for my tastes. They make non-sibilant tracks uncomfortable to listen to.Very disappointing

The Audiophiliac loves these!

This is a very "V" shaped sound signature. More emphasis on treble and boosted bass. I listen to a lot of classical music and didn't like them at all. Also the connectors from the wire to the headphones are a bit wonky. The left and right side are color coded. Red for right and blue for left. The problem is that the cables are not color coded to match. So it's very easy for you to attach the wrong cable to the wrong side. You would think that it would be very easy to just unhook them and reverse it but it's not and you can easily snap the connectors as they can be wonky. my suggestion is to have something that it's only on the right side like the bass violins in an orchestra and then just touch the cable to the connector to see if you have the correct side to the correct earbud. Once they're in they are good to go. this is a problem with your entire product line for the tin t2 series.

Read some reviews and was thrilled to get those speakers.The drivers themselves made from solid metal and very heavy opposite to all other headphones I have.The cable has a huge plug which makes using them uncomfortable.But my main issue is the flat sound. It has very good high frequencies and resolution on high but no bass and overall volume effect you expect. Disappointment.