The first earphones ever produced by the Inhon brand. Having a superb solid build quality and intense bass quality, these earphones are a milestone in Inhon's sound department, but they have much to learn clarity-wise, as the sound isn't as bright and detailed as it needs to be to sound natural.
There were a few more earphones released by this particular brand, but I just can't get my hands on them.
Chipboard (smooth)
S+M+L, grey (translucent), ø4mm red bores
Leatherette, black, branded
Rubber mold for storage
Metal, semi-open-back, ø6mm nozzles (ø5mm bores), no strain reliefs
Plastic (matte), single-button
TPE, no strain reliefs
Fabric, 116cm, extra-soft, straight
Metal, straight, short, stiff strain relief
The included tips are quite comfortable, even though not perfect. They are quite common and generic. Still, I had no trouble fitting them in my ears.
The bass has a massive impact and enery with great precision, but unlike ROCK Zircon, the bass is more moderate and controlled, and doesn't have that same immersive sensation. Many people might even appreciate it.
I get that feeling that the mids are slightly blanketed and artificial. They are far from being bad, but I'd like the vocals and instruments to be pushed forward a bit; to be more than just background detail.
The highs are noticeably darker than what you get with ROCK Zircon, and even slightly less harsh on the ears, if your hearing is that sensitive. However, the highs could benefit a lot from more vivid and detailed highs.
