BQEYZ Wind

Firstly I want to say thank you to elle zhou aka Bqeyz for providing me a sample review.

BQEYZ always provides the most catchy name and also a unique shell for their IEMs, like this one ~Weather series : Wind edition~ do the sound quality as catchy or cool like the names?

Let's find out.... Starting with Packaging & Accessories, Bqeyz Wind provides many accessories In the box include:

• IEMs (Driver)
• Cable (3.5mm)
• Eartips (Yellow color 'Generic', Atmosphere, & Reference)
• Hard case
• Cleaning brush
• Manuals
• Cable Organizer

2-Set Eartips Atmosphere & reference has different sound provided, but i like the atmosphere variant feels more V-Shape funsounding with the treble also more airy. mine using L size. Also the cable feels sturdy it uses a braided 'If u are looking with naked eyes u can see its only 2 cores with plastic protectors, but its actually 4 braid if u look carefully theres braid again in it' it is thick though.. the inside has built-in single-crystal copper (OCC), which features high-quality sound transmission.




Build Quality, Design & Fitting..

~Build quality in this iem is top notch made with full metal so it's made for last, ~also Design In a world where resin IEMs dominate, BQEYZ breaks the mold with a stunning metal-crafted beauty. Holding it feels like holding a piece of craftsmanship. Out of all my iem, this one grabs my attention. Its design is just... WoW. Those unique air vents, that sharp font, and the gorgeous blue hue – it's all so clean and captivating. BQEYZ isn't just about sound; they're about making a statement, and this IEM does it with style. ~So How's the Fitting? for me this iem is soo nice. It perfectly fits in my ears.

I also just want to let you know Some Tips about these iem so u can provide a better experience.
is that these iem made with •Bone Conduction Driver• this feature is really something special and unique experince. When you touch the area where the bone conduction works through the shell, you can actually feel the vibration. It's like adding an extra layer to the music playback that perfectly syncs with the dynamic driver, enhancing the bass and mids. It adds a tangible, physical element to the sound, making the listening experience even more engaging and immersive.

{Tips : the fit has to be as close as possible to the ear in order to make the best out of the BC driver}

♪ Moving To the sound, let's Start With Low:
I'm very much like the Bass in this iem.. with the configuration BCD driver u can have an immersive experience, It's not some Big big badebum Basshead, but the texture and rumble is .. man ooh man.. its soo nice and makes me addicted.. also it's pretty puncy too so u can feel the rhyme more exciting. the bass not the best in term of decay cuz u can feel the subwoofer aka subbass in this iem. Definitely not for Metalhead or fast-paced songs enjoyer.. ~But if like some R&B, Raggeteon, even Dangdut/Koplo enjoyer like me this iem is a must!

♪ How about Midrange aka Vokals?: This iem definitely has good vocals that is not really sweet nor thick like Per-say Letshouer DZ4 (i like the vokal in this iem alot) but wind still enjoyable, the vocals is clear is not too dry nor to thick.. i think is good enough for my taste. its also sibalance free. soo if u are has sensitif with peak on uppermid no need to worry, its very safe midrange.

♪ High in these iem for me is too safe. i know some people like this kind sound. warm and safe tuning, but i for me "a treblehead, it needs some little, just a little bit high freq to make more airy on a treble" but i tweak some eartips To soms Aftermarket like feaule latex h570, and also change to neutral-bright sound Dac. u can feel the hit on cymbals more pearcy, and more funky. the problem fixed.

•Teknicalites :
°The stage on The Wind is like stepping into your own little concert hall – cozy yet spacious, all thanks to its semi-open back setup. Vocals? Nailed it! They're sitting just right, giving you that perfect depth. And those spatial cues? Pretty spot-on, even if they're not razor-sharp.
°Instrument separation isn't top-notch, though. It can feel a bit crowded on busy tracks, typical of dynamic drivers. But it's still one of the better ones I've tried.
also Details aren't super crisp either, but they're not bad either. It's average, which isn't too surprising. It's not the most dynamic set out there, but it handles all sorts of music decently. One thing it nails is the natural °Timbre. It has that classic dynamic sound that adds a nice organic tone to your tunes. Everything sounds full-bodied, with smooth decay and rounded attacks. No hollow or metallic tones here.The crossovers between the dynamic driver and the coil bone-conduction are seamless. You hardly notice any difference in timbre, and there's no driver flex to speak of.



Conclusion :
The Bqeyz Weather Series: Wind Edition isn't just about looks; it's about delivering a unique listening experience. From its stunning metal design to the immersive bass and clear vocals, it's a treat for the senses. While it may not cater to every music taste, its natural timbre and seamless transitions between drivers make for an enjoyable ride through your favorite tunes. So, if you're into genres like R&B or Raggaeton even songs with high dynamic range like ~Eagles - Hotel California, or ~Queen - Boheman Rhapsody, this could be your new must-have accessory for both style and sound.

My Rating.
- Low: ★★★★★
- Mid: ★★★★✮
- High: ★★★★✮
- Technical: ★★★★★ (4.9/5) {☆ 0 point, ✮ 0.5 point, ★ 1 point}

Disclaimer: This review reflects my personal, subjective preferences and is solely based on my experiences with the product. It's important to note that HiFiGo does not influence this review, and I have not received any compensation. As always, I highly recommend testing the product yourself before purchasing. I want to thank HiFiGo and Pulkit for organising this review tour and allowing me to share my thoughts on the product.

Chain: Mojo2+Poly via Roon with Final Type E tips.

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The bass on the BQEYZ Wind IEM is super impressive. It's got depth, definition, and a punchy presence that you can feel. The dynamic driver gives you a rumble that goes deep into the sub-bass range, and the mid-bass section has a solid thud that's quick and organic just like real music. And best of all, the bass stays controlled and doesn't get bloated, so you get a balanced and satisfying sound. Even though it's not for extreme bassheads, it's still got enough oomph to stand out as one of the best features without getting in the way of the mids.



The BQEYZ Wind IEM's midrange is fantastic! It has a natural and alive sound with a perfect balance of high and low frequencies that produce crystal-clear sounds. Both vocals and instruments are spot-on and sound precise, detailed, and full of life.



The treble response is detailed and smooth but not too intense, making it enjoyable to listen to different types of music without any harshness. The open-back design helps to create a broad and immersive soundstage, which is pretty cool. It's got accurate imaging and noticeable note weight, too.



To sum it up, the BQEYZ Wind IEM is a dope option for music lovers who enjoy different genres. It's got a balanced sound with deep bass, detailed midrange, and lively treble, which makes it perfect for an engaging listening experience. Plus, the midrange is super and forward, making the whole thing even more enjoyable. So if you're into quality and versatility in your audio gear, I highly recommend you go for the BQEYZ Wind.

+Wide Open Headstage:
Since the Wind is open-backed, notes can decay naturally and infinitely without a sense of hitting and bouncing off the backplate. This adds to the timbre decay which ends up being so natural that you've never heard it. It has a circular headstage where it is as tall as it is wide, and it is very wide with quite good depth.
What is more, it is incredibly open-sounding where you can't sense an obvious end to the stage, beating out even full-sized headphones such as HD650 or Hifiman Ananda in terms of how notes decay outwards. At the same time, it is very intimate where voices come really close to you, singing exclusively for you, the listener.

+Bone Conduction Adding Audible Tactility In Bass And Mids:
Yeppers, this bone conducation works wonders. If you place your thumbs on the surface of where the bone conduction operates throught he shell, you can actually legitimately feel the vibration. How this is expressed during musical replay during actual listening is like it's adding a subtle layer on the replay that is perfectly synced to the dynamic driver, humming along nicely with what is happening in the bass and mids. It makes everything in the bass and mids a little denser, more physical, more tactile.

+Outstandingly Natural Timbre:
As mentioned before, timbre is outstanding. Each note has proper weight thanks to the BC driver and the open-backed nature allows for uninhibited infinite ripple decay of the notes.
What you end up with are notes that you experience like this in your head:



+Reverberation:
The BC driver together with the open-back infuses each note with a reverb that also aids the sensation of the note expanding forever until it naturally dissipates, like a drop in water.

+Higher Notes Of Vocals:
The high notes of vocals or instruments is one of BQEYZ specialties. There is a delicious vibrancy there around 2-3kHz that makes the crystalline aspect of voices really shine through and touch you. Singers who are belting out sound super dynamic and punch through all the way to your dopamine system. Female vocals operate in these frequencies more often than male vocals, so they benefit more.

+Midrange Transparency:
Really great transparency in the mid-range. It sounds very dynamic, powerful, transparent, pure. This allows you to connect to the performance and hear the music in layers.

+All-Encompassing Bass Presence:
A huge bass presence thanks to the BC driver vibrating. It's huge not in terms of depth or volume, although the Wind is no slouch in those areas, but rather; it's huge in sheer size. It fills the entire headstage with bass. It's like your head is inside the guitar while it's strumming along. This calls for powerful sources that tighten up the bass while adding a little extension ontop for best synergy. The Wind is all about being inside each note as opposed to standing at a distance and seeing the separation between each note.


-Bright-Tilted Tone:
Now for the negatives and the first one is a nitpick. The Wind has, despite its great BC driver adding substance to the bass and mids, a slight bright tilt to its tonal balance.
The LCP dynamic driver is maximized for upper-midrange purity, but becomes lean in the lower mids in the pursuit of transparency. The BC driver does fill
in the sound to a good degree, but doesn't quite compensate all the way to say it has a perfect tonal balance.

-Diffuse Imaging:
The notes are so large, because they are not contained by treble contours. This makes the imaging diffuse and unspecified, so this is not a set
for analyzing exactly how the mix has been mastered and put together. Rather, you enjoy the very center of the note first, spewing forth to the forefront.

-Non-Articulate Treble:
One of the most immediate things you notice about the Wind is its absence of treble. What I mean is, it gives such a close inspection of each note that you could say you're inside of it and you lose the perspective of the contour of each note. This hurts the sense of sensing separation and location of the treble. You hear treble, but your mind can't pin point where "on the instrument" it is.


-Needs A Nozzle Filter To Achieve Tone Balance & Bring Treble Peaks Down:
I rectify the bright tonal balance by adding a nozzle filter which tames the peaks in the treble, giving it a perceived warmer and more refined sound. After doing this, it becomes almost perfect according to my preferences. By adding the filter, you effectively negate the first negative point about having a bright-tilted tone.

Conclusion:
The Wind is a special IEM that sounds like no other IEM that I have heard. It delivers a unique and addictive perspective to music that is only enabled by its BC driver and open-back nature. I consider it the best IEM under $500 and it is one of my favourite IEMS ever, all things considered. At $200, it is a must have for anyone, either as your main set or as a reference in terms of natural note decay.