@LETSHUOER Support
Perhaps it’s worth trying to make sound tubes and meshes out of plastic, as Sennheiser did in their popular IE 600 model?Maybe this will help avoid the formation of condensation on the sound tube grille? The advantage of this solution is that most of the body remains made of metal, and plastic sound tubes do not spoil the appearance in any way simply because, as a rule, they are equipped with tips. I am sure that Sennheiser did this for a reason, out of nothing to do or to stand out from the competition. Another surprising thing is why only the Germans thought of this?
Once again I admire the Sennheiser engineers and give them a standing ovation
Chinese companies definitely have a lot to learn from them
I'll take that to the team. I know we can do this if we put in the extra engineering time and cost, but structural integrity / rigidity is going to take a tank for sure.
Well, or it was just a coincidence 
Be that as it may, I hope that the company’s future earphones will use resin or plastic rather than metal. For some reason, no one makes gaming mice out of metal, like in-ear earphones 
I sure will report back, hopefully the moderators will have had a chat with Vlad about thread etiquette, so we can have a nice discussion about the S12, without floods of post's, at that time.
