WOW WOW WOW... the Tennmak Pro is one hell of an IEM. I had really high hopes for it after reading some reviews and was hoping I hadn't made a mistake as was undecided between it or the Dulcimer or Banjo.   BUILD   Super comfy, very secure fit. I'm not normally big for cables that loop over ear as a lot don't keep their shape too well, especially a budget one. Looks wise it looks a bit like the MEE Pinnacle 1, but slightly smaller. Having a detachable cable at £25 is a nice bonus and it is very secure   SOUND   It's a very unique signature...

I already had Sennheasier HD 25 iis which are great on-ear headphones but i wanted to try these after a good experience with the Yamaha EPH-200s. I really enjoyed the Yamaha house sound and these didn't disappoint. I'm more about the sound, but build wise they are really good quality. The white set are really aesthetically pleasing and quite trendy. They are light but well made and I'm not scared they'll break easily. They are super comfy and the pads rest just nicely on your ears. They are quite easy to get a good fit too. Sound - these are...

These are easily the best headphones I have. They are a strange set in that they have a nice flat neutral sound signature that gives great detailed mids and highs, but have great sub and mid bass, that is so accurate and warm but doesn't effect the neutrality of the other frequencies. Bass has a slam and presence that make them so much fun to listen to. It at no point though takes over, this is not a set with just bassheads in mind (even though they'd be more than happy with them), it is for those who like to hear the music as produced, possibly even...

I've only been in this game since January but have bought a new IEM every month (at pay day obviously). Nothing yet has come close to being my go-to IEM. (I should note...I bought the Titans for £100 but then returned them for the Fiio EX 1s which were the same IEM but rebranded for Fiio... and only £50.... wow.)   I also have Soundmagic e10, Re400s, Havi B3 Pro 1s, Trinity Audio Deltas V1, MEE Pinnacle P1s and I've heard and returned Dunu DN2000s just today.   BASS - I originally thought they didn't have much bass impact but once I used Comply...

I'm not qualified enough to go into a big review so I'll keep it simples    Build - Solid housing. Trendy looking. Can be over ear comfortably. They are big but I've never had any problem or discomfort, the only buds that came with it that I couldn't wear was their triple flange... which is far too long and badly effects the sound IMO. These must be for someone with giant ears! The music sounds tinny and thin with it, but with every other tip I've tried this isn't a problem. I prefer the medium foam they come with. I also liked the double flange...

The only thing I will say about the build is that they are made of quality materials, stylish, and one of the most comfortable headphones I've ever wore. They are so lightweight but not fragile.   SOUND   These are slightly V shaped.   BASS   Great sub bass, typical of the MDR range. Warm and present. Not of basshead levels, but those looking for fun bass with impact you'll like these.   MIDS   These are blended in with the bass but still good detail. A bit forward. Harmonies sound great and of decent detail.   HIGHS   Really good...