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Oi! And welcome to my another review article. I previously done a product review for Tronsmart and it is their wireless bluetooth speaker which is my first time to do such a review on a particular item. And now what I have here is the bigger brother of Tronsmart T7 mini, The Tronsmart T7. Like the T7 mini, it has a cylindrical, barrel-shaped device but it is more elongated with a very tactile volume control knob at the side topped in a LED light ring. The reason for the longer design is due to the fact that it has more transducers  that were placed in an opposite manner to provide a more 360° degree spatiality  surround experience. It also has  a subwoofer transducer in the opposite side of the column. It can be placed in either horizontal or in a vertical position on which you are more comfortable with. The build of Tronsmart T7 is very durable and it was clearly designed to be used on outdoor activities like parties or camping. It's casing is made of high

Oi! welcome to my another IEM blog and once again I'll do a review for the Knowledge Zenith or KZ product. This product is somehow different in tuning especially on their all-BA product range as I have tested some of their old models before like BA10 (that Ironman-inspired look IEM in 2018) AS06 and the first AS16 which all of them were of V-shaped tuning. As I mentioned that I've tested the first AS16 in 2019 and I remember I have some qualms about that unit as it was sound so unrefined in my ears due to recessed mids, sibilant and with very mediocre technicalities and if my memory serves right, it is one of the KZ's product which price was around US$100/£83. And now, KZ decided to release an improved version of AS16  and it is now cheaper and affordable to budding audio enthusiasts. What I have here on my hand is KZ's latest product, KZ AS16 PRO. Like its first previous version, it consists of an octa-driver set up, All of them are balanced arm

Welcome mates to my another IEM review article and I'll do a product assessment from KBEar, The KBEar Ink. I did some previous product reviews for KBEar before and I actually like how KBEar prepares a reasonable packaging on their products as they are one of the most generous audio companies when it comes to a number of inclusions. And KBEar Ink is no different as it is loaded with accessories. KBEar Ink is a single dynamic driver set-up. Its transducer inside is an 8.8mm dynamic driver with Diamond-like carbon diaphragm (DLC) that we all know that delivers a faster fate of vibration to reduce the possible loss of sound transmission and at the same time for less distortion. Some of my favourite single DD IEMs are of DLC diaphragm dynamic drivers so I am aware of how it performs. The shell housing of  KBEar Ink is made of two parts, an aluminium alloy mould on its cavity base and an epoxy resin on its faceplate with very intricate hone

"If ain't broken, don't fix it" , that proverb is somehow connected to the product that I will do a review on right now. I'm talking about the See Audio Bravery Limited Edition and its supposedly stark contrast with its regular version. I've done a review on previous See Audio Bravery before and it is still one of the defining moments to me as an IEM reviewer on how an all-BA set has an almost DD-like bass quality with good tonality and noteworthy technical aspect.  I'm actually a fan of See Audio products since I've tested the See Audio Yume and it is still one of my favourite IEMs in my current location for vocal-centric listening sessions. See Audio Bravery, the regular one has different approach as it was tuned differently with better inclusions inside of its packaging box. If you want to check my reviews on other See Audio products, just click them below. See Audio Yume See Audio Bravery See Audio Yume Midnight See Audio Br