Baseus Lark EL-01
Dynamic Driver
The first earphones by the renown brand Baseus. On first sight, they look like just any cheap earphones on the market. Don't be fooled so easily though. It says "Stylish Design to Deliver Amazing Beats"... Do you like bass? Want something to blow your brains out? Get these as soon as possible (and a decent pair of ear tips, because the included ones just won't do).
These are probably the go-to earphones for bassheads and electronic dance music listeners.
Pros
- Some of the beefiest sub-bass I've ever heard from a pair of earphones. Simply mind-blowing.
- These things are freakin' loud. I mean it. They are insanely loud. Just look at the frequency response curve.
Cons
- Slightly artificial-sounding mids and highs.
- Not very comfortable because of their bulky and short design.
- The design is rather generic and the build materials are nothing but OK.
- The ear tips are almost useless.
Package:
Soft paperboard + soft plastic (clear)
Ear Tips - Single-Flange:
S+M+L, extra-soft, grey (translucent), ø6mm bores
Housings:
Metal, ø6mm nozzles (ø5mm bores), soft strain reliefs
Remote:
Plastic (glossy), single-button + volume slider
Y-Split:
Metal + TPE, soft strain reliefs
Cable:
TPE, 120cm, soft, mildly bent
Plug:
Metal + TPE, straight, short, soft strain relief
These cheap ear tips again... last time I've seen them being included with Shenger earphones. They just don't seal. Get better ear tips, and as always, I strongly recommend the ROCK Zircon tips.
Wow... just how!? That bass is crazy. I can actually feel the vibration tickling my eardrums. Not very healthy on my part, but seriously, I'm impressed. When it comes to bass stability, these drivers could do better. Bass sounds a bit shaky at times and has a tendency to overpower higher frequencies.
Rather dark and unimpressive. Very recessed and completely overrun by the powerful mid-bass and sub-bass. Clarity isn't that great, but not the worst I've heard either.
The highs are recessed and soft. Far from being harsh on the ears, but are also nowhere impressive. Typically V-shaped and darkish, actually.
Frequency Response
Published on 2016-08-08 22:25:58 (GMT)