epz q1

The product looked good to me and I decided to give it a try, there was someone on the forum who said it was muddy. Anyway, I'm going to review q1 today.

iems and cable quality;

The iems definitely looks like it's in the $200 band, there are several iems that use the same resin mold, and it definitely feels good. I remember seeing this cable on a few other headphones, probably similar iems companies order from the same place.




box contents;

- 6 pairs of weird ear tips, which I personally didn't like because they're too short and I couldn't get a fit.
- iems,
- mediocre quality cable,
- iems protection bag


note;

they sent me an extra pair of eartips and earbuds. I didn't have any requests for it, the seller said this after I sent my order.



sound quality;

what is v sound? poor quality v? yep, that's the iems. I have never seen headphones with such strange vocals in my life, the vocals come from far away.


bass ;

The only joke of this earphone is bass, bleeding bass. It has bass that will please even a bass lover, but the bass mixes into both the mid and high frequencies. You have difficulty hearing other frequencies when there are both slow and bleeding basses.


mids;

The vocals are so far behind that I have to turn up the volume to hear the vocals. this time the bass is increasing and the mid frequencies are again in the shadows, use the mid frequencies the instruments are already missing.


treble;

It has a very strange treble setting, devoid of sparkle and detail. With v-sound headphones, the highs aren't usually that bad, but that's the case here.



sound stage; Very interestingly, it feels like the sound is coming from below, it's the first time I've come across such a headset. I've used weird v-shaped earphones before, but sometimes when I want to understand where the sound is coming from, I look down.



timbre accuracy;

Below par, no vocals anyway. You can only listen to electronic music.


resolution;

Mid frequencies are missing, you can't hear any detail from the bass. There is no detail anyway, but you can't hear it from the bass. too much mud, just mud.


comfort;

iems are a bit big, if you have small ears not for you. The voice character is also a bit tiring, a bit haha.


last word;

At about $29, for this price you can find one with a waner and one with a v sound and any better sound than this. Instead of paying this price, you can order flo red, which is a product that can compete with the 80-100 dollar band in technical terms. I paid $29 for the resin and I was left with $5 of sound quality. It doesn't make much sense to throw away $29 when even the $20 band is so competitive.