I havent tried them out personally, but based on what other members have said, it sound similar to the Mifo's. I think in the $40-$100 price bracket, the sq tends to lean more towards a more consumer friendly sound. That works out for me since I don't focus on the overall soundscape nearly as...

I think you made a good choice. I don't hear of any issues with Mifo, same goes for the massdrop TFZ version. The only negative comment that I've seen about the Mifo's was someone saying that they sounded "compressed". But, I personally believe that comes with the territory unless you buy the...

This was the same list that I had. It came down to the MiFo o5 and F16, so I decided on the F16 since I thought the form-factor was better for me. If you do go for the F16, keep in mind that you might have difficulty pairing it with your phone. I had to factory reset them 2 or 3 times to get...

According to the official website, it supports AptX. When comparing it to another "wireless" headset called Dudios which also supports AptX, I noticed the transparency(clarity) was very similar, so I can stand by it. Here's the link to FOCUSPOWER's website if you want to more...

The Sabbat e12 and Mifo O5 were up for consideration, but I ultimately went for the F16's because of the smaller form-factor. The X12 Pro looks great too, but my co-workers would hate the sound leaking.

I just got some TWE from Amazon called the FOCUSPOWER F16. The previous model(F10) had some decent reviews so I thought I'd give this a try. For starters, I promised myself I wouldn't get anything less than AptX, wouldn't get anything less that 6 hours of runtime(work related projects), and...

Wait, isn't the E12 the one with an "open" design while the X12 has a standard eartip design?

I just purchased these earlier today, so I'll post my impressions when I get them in. I'll also compare it to my Jabra 25e, Dudios earphones, and the KZ ZSN. FOCUSPOWER F16: http://www.focpower.com/cpmk/showimg.php?lang=cn&id=49&ref=steemhunt

Wow, my ZSN can keep up with my unamped 58x running from my phone. It nearly matched the speed, soundstage width, and even surpasses it on bass impact. The only glaring weakness is vocals and a bit on seperation(though that's hardly a weakness). The high vocals sound shrill(y) which is kinda...

Just got my ZSN's in. The are excellent powered off of my S8+. They even stand up to the Sennheiser H58x in some respects. The only obvious differences are the more closed in presentation, less airy, and less crisp. But, I enjoy these a bit more when I need some warmth and bass for genres such...

I just compared these to the sound of the Bose QC 35. The 58x's are more crisp, there's more dark room(more spacious/better layering), the highs are better represented, vocals are airier, the bass is cleaner, and the overall sound is more clear. I was initially impressed with the QC35's until I...

I am currently giving these a little run through my playlist and I'm in awe. Anyways, these are some of the songs I'm testing:

Oh ok, I didn't even consider that. I have been doing a little research on this device that's called m0 and I think it's by a company called Shanling(sp?). Also, I've read great things about the Fiio players and the X3ii fits my budget. If it's compact and it'll drive my headphones effectively...

This is good. I'm glad you can see things from my perspective. Yeah, again, it sounds good when I have the volume above 80-85%. My issue is I don't want to develop a hearing impairment by constantly listening to the 58x at near max volume. Efficiency is my main goal so I can hear the details...

Very sure. There was little detail in every song that I tested. I probably checked around 80 songs and listened to them at least for a minute each. Every song required me to turn the volume to 80-85% minimum. I did a bit of digging on this site and there's an official thread on the Samsung...

This is my first post on my new account(forgot the password to my old account). Anywho, I just got these guys in and I'm extremely impressed to say the least. I've tested my favorite songs and everything comes out better than every headphone I've ever heard, though I'd like to add that...