I'll bet everyone that bought it knows exactly what to say (to CVJ): 🤬. Thankfully, I avoided this one but I do own their Mei model and I think it's pretty good in its price range.
Thanks for the great video. And I probably have the same opinion as you. Hope to release my video as soon as I get well. I was really hyped for them, but sadly the vibrating driver wasnt tuned that well.
What? Why? How? Who wants that xD? And does it vibrate out or your ear over time? At least for me most of the IEMs fall out over time, now with vibration... Eh nah xD
im waiting also for an english review of trn's mars (those who have used cvj's konoka and can compare the two properly)... but checking early reviews from japanese and chinese youtubers... they're a bit disappointed also?... again... cmiiw...
jumped the gun on this one also (bought for the vibration unit)... as that time... no available reviews at youtube and the only ones available once i got this are from japanese and chinese youtubers... and honestly... was disappointed on the vibration unit's performance... the only good thing is that... the vibration unit can be disabled (as opposed to trn mars that is always on... as per reviews... cmiiw)... good thing that they're affordable... upping the volume can be quite unpleasant... sacrificing your hearing for more vibe? ^^... hoping that cvj konoka's next iteration or 2nd version: * more vibration for less or normal volume (as i have seen those marketing video's of konoka's vibing like crazy playing just music on a phone) * as they're marketing it for gaming... pair it with cables with boom mic much like trn mars, kinera's wyvern pro, ruyi,, gramr or sky wing
The tuning in any configuration is really unsuitable for gaming, I tested a few games. Localisation, as well as immersion, is pretty poor. Limp one note bass and piercing uppermids kinda makes it sound like using a telephone to play games
