Just like the Wan'er jade green, this is a new colour way for the original Wan'er S.G. There are slight differences in the cable, but about 90-95% is similar to the jade green( comparison at the 03:20 ). Also I did a budget IEM microphone test of 8 IEMs including both the versions of Wan'ers. Let me know if you need to clear any doubts about this product♥.
Sorry for the late reply. Both are excellent choice. But the mic of Wan'er performs a bit weaker than the KZ. They have different sound signatures. Castor Harman is the most versatile among these 2
Hows the comfort lvl of hz × wan'er Like if i were to sleep on one side will it hurt my ear (pillow test) Which ear tip is best Which has better built quality chu 2 or Wan'er
Chu 2 easily got the better builr quality and it is so compact. Wan'er is medium to large sized and they stick out of the ear more and not that good for sleeping. Chu 2 is the better choice here.
what u will suggest will the best for gaming under 50$ .currently i m using qkz hbb and z300 iem and hyperx revolver s .ALL are good in their own terms.But i need somet which will give me the best of all . My requirements: 1) open and wide soundstage with good imaging 2) should have good tight bass 3) Vocals should be forward 4) treble should not be harsh I don’t know whether i can get all of this in one iem
That's not a easy one. Mmm, for $35, EPZ Q1 Pro is my choice for you. It is not an upgrade on low end, but for everything else, it is a great upgrade from $20 IEMs. If you can find a good deal, get the Kefine Delci.
Yep, I'm an EDM enthusiast and i do enjoy EDM for the fullest with the Wan'er. It is so much fun and energetic. It got enough sub bass when needed and also the mid bass hits harder than anything. You can improve the low end with EQ as the quality of the low end is really good on them. Mid range is fantastic on the Wan'er, but can be harsh at the upper end if you are sensitive. My pick for EDM is the Wan'er. Get the S G version, studio edition lacks the low end.
For gaming wise, there is no contender for the QKZxHBB. Still the best technicalities wise. The sound signature will depend. Each IEM got a different taste. Finding the right one for your preference is what's important.
TRN was the best among these. The differences aren't that big but things like volume, tone and noise can be noticeable between them. RU-vid compression is also affects here which I can't control. For the price, they all does a great job.
I have Android 13 running on my phone so I came to know that it automatically resamples the audio quality down So does an external DAC overwrite that software processing and give me high res audio or will it be just a waste of money because I have subscribed to Apple Music Lossless but it is not making a difference. Try to reply please Thanks!
Hey, my knowledge here isn't that broad. So, I asked from my friend and this is his answer. Android will always resample the audio no matter which dac you connect unless you bypass the software mixer, some dedicated audio players aka DAPs do this for all apps. With a normal phone you would have to use an app like usb audio playerpro to pass bitperfect audio to your external DAC. Apps like apple music will resample on regular Android phones even with an external DAC. As for whether it's worth it there is more to a dacs quality than just sample rate. So an external DAC can still yield better results even with android resampling the audio
@@weirdear95 Ok First of all thank you so much for the reply And let's say I buy the USB Audio PlayerPro and bypass this software issue Will then I need a DAC to listen to lossless Apple Music or do I still need to buy an external DAC?
On an Android you cannot listen to apple music bitperfect (Few exceptions like fiio R7 exist). If you buy usbaudioplayer pro it will allow streaming from tidal/qobuz in bitperfect and playback of local files in bitperfect. No matter what DAC you use (External dongle/internal DAC) apple will still stream the lossless file to the phone. You can think of the resampler in android like a window which the audio needs to pass through. Android is tinting that window where as if you were to play bitperfect the window would be completely transparent.
With apple music you can't get bit perfect audio on Android. You can use poweramp or uapp to bypass it if you listen to offline music. Uapp also supports tidal or qobuz. You need a dac if you want to listen to music better than 16 bit 44.1khz.
I was using CCA CRA since 2 years now, looking for an upgrade I'm confused between Tangzu Wan'er SG Jade green and Blue. What would you suggest? Also could you explain the nozzle end of jade green, I can see rough finish to it.
There shouldn't be a difference in sound signature, since only the shells are different. As for the nozzle, I believe the grooves on the jade helps to prevent eartips from moving too much. I own the Waner S.G. Jade and they're very good! Balanced sound signature and very clear vocals, just enough bass to not make it sound too bloated so the sound is still detailed but impactful. You'll notice a difference compared to CRA though, since if you're used to a more dynamic V-shaped signature you might find it lacking in bass and a bit "thin" sounding at first.
@@weirdear95 I personally don't like the blue colour, I'm inclined towards jade green, one of the reasons is that nozzle grip.. lost my eartips many times. Why do you suggest blue though?
For me the blue one looks better, but i have seen many prefer the green over the blue. It will depend. The blue one is more catchy and the faceplate looks a bit better to me.
Yep, definitely. Ear buds are mostly tuned to a consumer level way. Also they depend on Bluetooth. IEMS got more space for acoustics and also they got more technicalities. I'm talking in general about Bluetooth ear buds. I don't have the models you mentioned. Wan'er is definitely better.
@@ArponFahad-to1rc Yep. I have a stater IEM for you. Get the KZ EDC pro. it is cheaper and overall non fatiguing and really enjoyable set. My best budget purchase so far.
I actually recorded these from my laptop. As long as you have a good quality dongle, these mics work fine. I game on my smartphone, i use the Simgot DEW0 and 7Hz 71 dongles. These IEMs microphone works really well in those. But i had a cheaper dongle, and they sounded trash with it.
Hello Bro ✅ TRN Conch ✅ TruthEar Hola ✅ Tangzu Wan'er SG Blue Color ✅ KZ Castor Bass ✅ Ziigaat Nuo Which IEM do you like the most ? Please give me Valid Reasons. Thank you Brother 🙏👍😁
1. Wan'er 2. Castor bass 3. Ziigaat Nuo 4. Hola 5. Conch For my preference(bass head and a treble sensitive person) and my library(mainly consists of EDM, but i listen to almost every genre) a bit EQd wan'er is the most fun sounding set. As I'm a bass head castor bass is my budget bass choice. It is more to the v shaped side means lacks some mid range forwardness. Except that, castor bass is excellent. Ziigaat nuo feels the most high quality budget set(both build quality and looks), it is bassy and spicy. Energetic sound signature. Not much suitable for relaxed genres. Conch is the brightest out of them all. Sound signature isn't for me, but it got nice bass and mids. So much detailed in upper range, can be too sparkly. But the value package you get for the money is insane. Hola is compact and easy to listen to. Bassy and dark. Not much fun but no treble issues. I think it is now discontinued. Gate isn't worth.
@@volcanoftw1265 I actually don’t heavy EQ. I use the built in EQ of Spotify. I have used the Wavelet, but not using now. Wan'er only requires a low end boost and a high end cut above 3-4kHz. Amount depend on your preference.
@@weirdear95 its fucking iem...its not like other ear products ..all iem companies giving us decent mike or no mike...they will never give us better mikes... becouse its stupid idea
