Head Gear Reviews by Ace Bee

Disclaimer: The unit has been sent to me by Tipsy as a part of a review circle. I am not working or affiliated to Tipsy and I am not being paid or influenced otherwise to say anything positive or negative about this review. All thoughts and opinions are my own. Specifications: Sensitivity: 105dB@1kHz. Impedance: 16 ohm @1kHz. Driver: 1 balanced armature. Frequency Response: 20Hz-20000Hz. Plug Type: 3.5mm Gold Plated Jack. Interface: 0.78mm 2pin. Cable Length: 1.2m Price: $75 Sound: Blue Aurora has an even more inoffensive sound than its...

Disclaimer: The unit has been sent to me by Tipsy as a part of a review circle. I am not working or affiliated to Tipsy and I am not being paid or influenced otherwise to say anything positive or negative about this review. All thoughts and opinions are my own. Specifications: Sensitivity. 105dB@1kHz. Impedance. 16 ohm @1kHz. Driver. 9.2mm Dynamic Driver. Frequency Response. 20Hz-20000Hz. Plug Type. 3.5mm Gold Plated Jack. Interface. 0.78mm 2pin. Cable. 8Core SPC Cable. Cable Length. 1.2m Sound: Overall, the Tipsy Dunmer has a bassy and laid...

Introduction: I have forever preferred a sound that is slightly on the brighter sound, brings out the tingles in the highs beautifully, paired with a punchy bass that can be felt and a not too thin not too thick midrange. I must say, all of these requirements never got fulfilled together, and generally I tended to prioritise the highs a little bit more, as it makes the sound more exciting, and I hate a dull sound. But I faced a problem - during phases when my mind wanted to relax as well as to listen to songs, the brightness tended to intervene with...

Disclaimer: The Cat Ear Audio - MIMI is a sample that was sent to me in exchange for my honest opinion in this review, as part of a review tour. I thank the team at Cat Ear Audio for giving me this opportunity. Introduction: Cat Ear Audio is a very new company, established in 2019, although they had a long-standing affiliation through their parent company in the fields of cables. Their first product was Mia, a single DD bullet style iem. MIMI is an earbud that costs below $10 and sounds absolutely stellar for the price! Specs: Driver: 15.4 mm...

Disclaimer: The unit has been sent to me from Hifigo as a part of a review circle. I am not working or affiliated to Hifigo and I am not being paid or influenced otherwise to say anything positive or negative about this review. All thoughts and opinions are my own. Details: USB-C Dac DAC: ESS9018Q2M chipset Output: 3.5 mm SE Construction: Aluminium Buttons: Play/Pause, Volume Up & Down Extra: Mic passthrough feature that enables the in line mic present with earphones or headphones to be used. Sound: Soundwise it's a small powerhouse. Has the...

Disclaimer: QOA Pink Lady has been provided to me by HiFiGo as part of their review tour. I am in no way related to them or working for them. All impressions of sound are subjective to my own listening and my sources. Technical Specifications. Triple Driver Hybrid setups, having one 10mm DD and Dual BA driver unit. Impedance: 16 ohms. Sensitivity: 112 +/- 1 dB. Frequency Response Range: 20Hz-20kHz. Copper+SPC Cable with 0.78mm Two-pin interface and 3.5mm termination plug. Sound Impression: I'd refrain from categorizing this part, simply...

Disclaimer: Moondrop Blessing 2 has been provided to me by HiFiGo as part of their review tour. I am in no way related to them or working for them. All impressions of sound are subjective to my own listening and my sources. The following review is based on my experience with IEMs of similar price range. Technical Specifications. Unit configuration: 1DD + 4 BA Drivers - 10mm paper cone diaphragm coil (Bass), Softears D-MID-A (Midrange) & Knowles SWFK (Treble) Impedance - 22Ω @ 1kHz (± 15%) Sensitivity - 117dB / Vrms @ 1kHz Frequency response...

Disclaimer: QOA Mojito has been provided to me by HiFiGo as part of their review tour. I am in no way related to them or working for them. All impressions of sound are subjective to my own listening and my sources. The following review is based on my experience with IEMs of similar hardware configuration and price range. Introduction: Queens Of Audio, a sister brand of Kinera, has released the flagship of their current line-up: Mojito. A 6 BA iem with resin shell, it surely is an eye-catcher. Following is the specifications: Product...

Introduction: In my search for upgrading from 1custom Junior (I could not get accustomed to the fit. Hence the venture), I found 2 options lying before me: Dunu DK-2001 and TFZ Secret Garden 3. Now I am no stranger to TFZ, having used Tequila1 in my earlier days. Although I did take to the sound signature then, a while later I started to feel dissatisfied with the overly dominating bass. But that’s a story for another time. I was fairly certain that BA bass cannot satisfy me in place of DD bass (Being spoiled by the bass of Simgot EN700Pro). So I...

1Custom Junior: Junior Wonder I got the 1Custom Junior for review from Nihal. I am sharing my unbiased opinion here. Right from the start, it felt...good. really really good. So good that I can't put it off from my ears. I’ll try to categorise my impressions rather than simply rambling on. Bass: No, it has not got rumbling bass that rolls around and grab your collar to get in your face. The midbass is punchy, although slightly behind the mids, subbass is only there in the background, surfacing only when it’s called upon and staying out of the way...