Disclamer The Hisenior Okavango is a loaned unit from Dream Audio Store here in Indonesia. They have no input on what I'm supposed to say about the HiSenior Products and the opinion is completely my own. However, as a token of gratitude, I will link them Here. I also want to thank Mr Gareth from...

Thanks, Mate! Yes, I enjoy the Variations better than the B3. Even though the Variations is not perfect

Introductions This is the Moondrop Blessing 3! It’s been a while since I’ve listened to one of these. I think this was one of the first “Expensive” IEMs, or perhaps even the first one I’ve tried almost a year ago now ? Back then I was really looking forward to reviewing one of these. The other...

Honestly, I don't think I hear anything different between plugging my Zero:Red directly to my phone or listening to them through the BTE-222. Other than the volume getting louder, I think they sound identical. Or perhaps even slightly better ? Great Suggestion bro. I think I'll need more...

Yes, The Moondrop Variations is almost 3 years old. Enough to be considered old in the ever fast moving world of IEMs. With something like the Studio4 that came out last year. How does it feel to life with this aging beast ? Should you still buy one ? Let’s talk about it. This unit is here on...

The Cable looks and feels nice, they are also weighty for what they are. Sadly the cable does oxidize over time, giving it a slight green tint to the cable. The HX2000MX design are definitely unique, reminds me a lot of Japanese Mecha Style from Gundam, LBX, and many other Mecha Anime. The...

When I first picked them up, the first thing I noticed was how thin the cables are, especially the upper half of it. Don’t get me wrong, the cables are really nice, they’re just really thin. I think if you want a thicker cable you should go for the 8 wire one. The buds are weirdly light, after...

This is a new Dongle DAC from Hidizs called the SD2. It’s just released at the time this video went live. This unit is provided by Hidizs as a sample unit. Although, the thoughts and opinions that are in this Review is 100% my own and I’ll try to be unbiased as possible. This unit costs 39...

TimeEar BTE-222 Neutral Sounding Bluetooth Portable DAC/Amp, with Ample Power. Specifications : DAC : AKM AK4377A x 2 Amplifier : ESS9603 Chipset : Qualcomm QCC3034/5125 Bluetooth version : Bluetooth 5.1 Battery capacity : 400mAh Battery life: 12.5 hours (aptX-HD), 14 hours (SBC) Output ...

While the first impression is rather bitter. After using it more than a week (as of 18th of February 2024) it's looking good so far. I use it more as a Desktop DAC/Amp. In bluetooth mode it's good for converting your "audiophile" headphones or IEM to a headset. First Impression Video Here

This subforum is dedicated entirely to discussions, reviews, tips, and tricks related to the TimeEar BTE-222 headphone amplifier. Whether you're a seasoned audiophile or just starting to explore the world of high-fidelity sound, we welcome you to share your experiences and insights. TimeEar...

After owning my pair for a few months, I haven’t seen any more damage or scratches to the resin plastic they use for the casing. So, I think Truthear deserves a thumbs up for that. Do you own a pair ? let me know how yours are holding up in the comments below. The cable continues to be fine for...