REVIEW: Vivo Xplay 3S + XE800 Mobile audio perfection
Jun 16, 2016 at 4:01 AM Post #436 of 683
+1, just about to ask the same thing.

 
  Do you guys think these are real or fake? US $29.90. they are actually the most expensive ones I could fine on aliexpress.


They now 26.6 $ and not that expensive considering original price 99$. I believe they are original, as they sounds simply amazing. I had to change eartips, to get beter isolation and bass
http://aliexpress.com/item/Original-Vivo-XE800-in-ear-HiFi-earphone-with-mic-for-smartphones/32649424538.html


 


 

 

 
Jun 16, 2016 at 5:07 AM Post #437 of 683
   

They now 26.6 $ and not that expensive considering original price 99$. I believe they are original, as they sounds simply amazing. I had to change eartips, to get beter isolation and bass
http://aliexpress.com/item/Original-Vivo-XE800-in-ear-HiFi-earphone-with-mic-for-smartphones/32649424538.html


 


 

 

Great pic, man. Thanks i did purchased from that store a week ago for $26, did bought it from there also?
 
Jun 28, 2016 at 2:55 AM Post #439 of 683
 
The same store, but on ebay.

 
I just saw your reply, i recieved my xe800 today. ootb is very good, less sibilance than GR07, fitting also good with moveable nozzle, stock tips are good, i try samsung and xiaomi tips also fits very good. The low segment reminds me of vsonic AN16, in the other hand, mids and highs are quite balanced and smooth, no piercing sound like GR07. soundstage is average with good imaging.
 
Jun 28, 2016 at 8:32 AM Post #440 of 683
   
I just saw your reply, i recieved my xe800 today. ootb is very good, less sibilance than GR07, fitting also good with moveable nozzle, stock tips are good, i try samsung and xiaomi tips also fits very good. The low segment reminds me of vsonic AN16, in the other hand, mids and highs are quite balanced and smooth, no piercing sound like GR07. soundstage is average with good imaging.


guys:
are these easy to drive with a mobile phone?--rated impedance concerns me...
 
Jun 28, 2016 at 11:07 PM Post #444 of 683
 
guys:
are these easy to drive with a mobile phone?--rated impedance concerns me...

 
 
  Yes they are ...

 
yeap, with my cayin n5 it as easy as my other iem.
 
  I just got mine today. If the subbass fills in with burn-in, this could be awesome. Very good as it is without burn-in.

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Mine just got 15 hours playback + pink noise, not hearing any differences yet. I hear some sub with Havi black/red tips
 
Jun 28, 2016 at 11:10 PM Post #445 of 683
I'm surprised these are still available, and for $30. A lot of sound for that price.

I forgot about xe800, it laying on my AE wish list for almost 2 years (last page, i got 6 pages of wish lists hahaha), then when i want to clean it i saw it dropped to $26 (app sale). yea it doesn't sounds like $30 iem, definitely more than that.
 
Jul 14, 2016 at 3:14 PM Post #447 of 683
received my xe800 today from "original earphones" on ali ($23)--came in a plain package. they sure seem real, or at least incredible fakes. initial impressions--very "audiophile." i'd describe the overall signature as "vivid" and crisp--treble is energetic, extremely detailed and quite forward; bright and not at all smoothed over. there is a hint of sibilance; these are not optimal for the treble sensitive. mids also crisp/detailed and a bit recessed in the mix. there is very fast tight lowend, mostly felt as subbass, though not a lot of midbass presence or texture--these aren't basshead or heavy rockers.cymbals, drums, acoustic guitars all sound very sharply etched and almost more-real-than-memorex. it's possible some of the sharpness may smooth out with burn-in. again, fans of a more neutral or warm/smooth sound will find these too much; i'm digging them mucho and ootb rank them near the top of my collection.
 
Jul 14, 2016 at 5:12 PM Post #448 of 683
  received my xe800 today from "original earphones" on ali ($23)--came in a plain package. they sure seem real, or at least incredible fakes. initial impressions--very "audiophile." i'd describe the overall signature as "vivid" and crisp--treble is energetic, extremely detailed and quite forward; bright and not at all smoothed over. there is a hint of sibilance; these are not optimal for the treble sensitive. mids also crisp/detailed and a bit recessed in the mix. there is very fast tight lowend, mostly felt as subbass, though not a lot of midbass presence or texture--these aren't basshead or heavy rockers.cymbals, drums, acoustic guitars all sound very sharply etched and almost more-real-than-memorex. it's possible some of the sharpness may smooth out with burn-in. again, fans of a more neutral or warm/smooth sound will find these too much; i'm digging them mucho and ootb rank them near the top of my collection.

Sounds like the real deal to me. Different tips play a large part in taming the sharpness.
 
Jul 14, 2016 at 10:53 PM Post #450 of 683
I tried these tips :
 
 
Subjective-ly : Ortofon and unknown sony give the best sound for me. I own comply tips but the nozzle is too big for xe800 so i can't try it. IMHO foam tips will suck out bass and high freq considerably. Use small bore size for less spikes.

 

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