Tangzu Wan'er Studio Edition -Unboxing- 

@@jamesberryman9893 I’m working them through my test playlists currently. Expect a review of both these and the OG set hopefully by the end of next week.

@@AudioAmigoReviews Sounds perfect! Subbed and really looking forward to your reviews! 💯

Yeah it's interesting how any iem without collaboration is just shunned to the side by all the content creators. Makes me wanna get this set even more

Review Here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7ks2QTAIo6I.htmlsi=Y6r6r9G93lyVpl79

Tangzu has always had really great packaging. Makes their IEMs feel special compared to some other brands.

I will subscribe

I can't tell if the cable is worse than the jade version tho

The cable itself is about the same. The “memory” ear hooks you will either love or hate. Other than that, I think the cables are very similar.

Review Here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7ks2QTAIo6I.htmlsi=Y6r6r9G93lyVpl79

If this is going to be your first IEM, the only thing I would watch out for is if you’re sensitive to Treble. Part of what makes the OG special is that it has good vocals without being very treble intense. -If you like bass and want a good all-rounder: Chu 2 -If you like female vocals and are treble sensitive: OG Wan’Er -If you don’t like bass and want a good all-rounder: Wan’Er Studio

It depends on what you want. If by “better” you mean more balanced, then yes these are better. If you’re completely new to IEMs, I still recommend the Chu:2 over this because I personally prefer the bass response. If you like bass and want something that plays everything well: Chu 2. -If you like to listen to female vocals and are treble sensitive: Original Wan’Er -If you don’t want too much bass, then grab the Wan’Er studio. I like a little extra bass, so I prefer the Chu:2 as an everyday choice

@@AudioAmigoReviews thank you i like a normal sounding bass and maybe where i can here all the details of the song. And based on you review i might get the wan'er se and i kinda like how it looks im using it for songs and just everyday use watching videos and i think im sensitive to high pitch sounds like a sharp stabby sound so i tend to like a neutral sounding iem and last question I can't go wrong with getting either the chu 2 or the wan'er? Thanks might be hard to understand but thanks i dont really know the terms as i just mostly base it on looks but im leaning towards the SE cuz of the aesthetics.

@@AudioAmigoReviews and if is a bad pick maybe ill pick up the chu 2 in the future to see what i want as i have a limited budget and just want a great sounding iem thanks in advance for the reply i watched the review and also subbed your reply is highly appreciated:)

@@ejrt8089 the treble on the Studio edition and Chu isn’t piercing or fatiguing to my ears. But everyone’s ears are different. You can’t really go wrong with any of these for your first IEM, especially if you’re on a budget. The Wan’Er studio is a great starting choice because it will help you figure out what you want when it comes time to upgrade. You might find you want a little more bass or a little more detail, and it’ll be a good starting point. Especially if you love how it looks.

Review Here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7ks2QTAIo6I.htmlsi=Y6r6r9G93lyVpl79

From Left to Right: Tangzu Wan'Er Original, Tangzu x HBB Xuan Nv, Tangzu x HBB Zetian Wu Heyday, and Tangzu x Divinus Fudu Verse I