Being very impressed by the TinAudio T515, which I use very often, I also managed to get the cheaper T200 for appraisal. Unfortunately, there isn't much to say about these particular earphones... Dark and distorted sound quality in a seemingly premium housings, and a pathetic L-shaped plug that causes the sound to distort when touched even slightly. Don't waste your time on these earphones, they are a disgrace to the brand that delivered the extremely high-quality T515.
TinAudio T200ø10mm + ø8mm Dynamic Drivers
$10~$15
1.0/5.0
Pros
Cons
Package & AccessoriesPackage:
Chipboard (smooth) Ear Tips - Single-Flange:
S+M+L, black (translucent), ø4mm red bores S+M+L, grey (translucent), ø4mm bores Shirt Clip:
Black, 360° cable holder, generic Case:
Black, rectangular, branded ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Build & MaterialsHousings:
Metal, ø5.5mm nozzles (ø5mm bores), soft strain reliefs Remote:
Metal, single-button Cinch:
Metal Y-Split:
Metal, no strain reliefs Cable:
PVC-coated, semi-soft, mildly bent Plug:
TPE + metal, 90° angled, short, soft strain relief ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Comfort & FitThe simplistic design of these earphones doesn't provide any kind of ergonomics, and they might fall out if you use the wrong tips. However, they are quite light and have enough ear tips to pick from. Lows / BassThe lows are pretty deep but not quick enough. Kicks are rather thick and muddy, and except being deep they don't provide any warmth or impact to the overall sound. Mids / VocalsExtremely dark and discolored, these muddy mids won't be fit for any music genre at all. I wouldn't even thought of buying these earphones if I knew that fact. Highs / TrebleDark and totally blanketed. These highs are much bellow average, there are $1 earphones that manage to deliver better highs than these. Frequency Response![]() Published on 2017-03-19 18:25:14 (GMT)
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