The momentum is a great generalist, where as the tws600 is more of a specialist. I see of them as the Sony MDR-SA5000 of the TWS world. They are reasonably stunning with very specific genres and spectacularly mediocre when it comes to everything else. EQing will rectify the some of the issues...

Jumping back to my Sennheiser Momentum's after week of tws600 heavy use made the former feel like a rather enjoyable bass heavy sledgehammer. While the tsw600 can be brutal with the highs and leave you wanting in the bass department, all is not lost. I've found them to have some talents that...

I got an e-mail from hi-fiman about these whilst gracefully sipping myself into drunk enough to buy random things on amazon territory. Launch edition and free something included sealed the deal. Touché, Hifi-man, Touché.....

Did necro-bumping a 3 year old post make you fell better about yourself? For the love of love god, just talk with your wallet and take your money elsewhere if you feel slighted by the lack of correspondence.

Holy crap!!! I've owned this thing for a year and just figured out it had Bluetooth 10 minutes ago. Man, I need to start reading manuals; it would have literally saved me thousands.

This thing is a 4.4 connection away from saving me $2200. Please look into putting the 4.4 on your future products; barring the connection, this is exactly what I've looking for.

Great, it seems like a majority of the bad revolves around the UI. Your review has me very close to pulling the trigger since I'm essentially only looking for a powerful pocket DAC/amp I can wirelessly control from my phone. Do you think you could 9 or 10 hours of run time out of that R2R2000...

I’m not worried about Hifiman’s tendency to revise their line up at what seems to be a monthly pace. They’ve never disappointed me in the sound department. It’s just that build quality, my 801 looked like it was built with b-stock legos that sat in an oven for an hour and my HE6’s fell apart...

Well, this looks interesting. I’ve been on a bit of electrostatic kick as of late and this just might be what I’m looking for. Barring the HE6 and RE2000, HiFiman’s magic has in their low end and mid tier products. I’ll give them a go if they get the price point somewhere between the Stax L500...

Good to hear the firmware is being sorted. The purchasing sight unseen/unheard part for we overseas customers is a bit crap when there are no reviews to get a warm and fuzzy from. A number of high end DAPs are being released at the moment, so I guess the wait isn’t a bad thing for buyers.

The mojo/poly combo is what I'm looking for the R2R2000 to replace.

It’s a shame that there isn’t more information floating around about this thing. I just want a high quality DAP that allows to me it wirelessly control local playback from my phone. The R2R2000 seemed like it was the answer, but guess not.

The LCDi4’s have a nasty habit of making everything enjoyable to listen to (especially with the hugo2). It’s great that you are already enjoying them, but there are some substantial gains to be had as you progress with fitment and tips. I found it be a rather enjoyable journey to find my perfect...

The LCDi4 is an interesting and wonderful beast, but they will disappoint when compared to the kse if jazz is your chosen music selection. Outside sound stage and bass, I can’t think of anything short of a properly driven 009 or 007 that will keep up with the kse’s technical capabilities. After...

The size, Bluetooth, and ability to drive full size cans make me want to purchase this as a mojo/ploy replacement badly. However, these reported firmware problems are keeping me from pulling the trigger. I want hifiman to take my money, but I'm not interested in having another 801esque shitshow...