Oh, UEs are great for sure....from what I remember mids was their drawback no?
Dude....are you....another dude that get free stuffs to write IEM reviews???? Like, honnestly. Don't want to investigate more about this....just, there an INVASION!
If you go back far enough, you can find a fair bit about the Urbanfun Hifis, but they saw revision (with a beryllium DD iirc), as well as a nearly identical looking non-hybrid beryllium DD variant, and the original hybrid has been pretty much impossible to obtain for quite a few months now. And I don't think anyone around here has compared both hybrid versions, so there's very little information other than some dodgy manufacturer graphs to suggest what might have changed with their tuning in the revision process. (the different revisions have different cables that can be used to identify them and some differently colored detailing)
Whaha, nah but the reactions about the fit did me consider to put the score lower, but I think the fit is a good point what is a big con of the Xiaomi Hybrid Pro HD. In terms of sound quality they are still on no.2 for me atm. But if you look at the whole package (including the fit) I lowered the score since the fit isn't that good.Did your Hybrid Pro HD's suddenly turn bad after some burn-in, or were you influenced by some of the reactions in the forums and had to alter the score from 9.5 to 9.2 within a day?
In any case, I've had them for a week before I gave mine to a friend. The fit was bad so I had to stick to my pistons 2.
My initial thought was why should fit effect the score something receives. Until I got a pair of the Xiaomi Hybrid Pro HD myself. The fit issue really does detract from what would otherwise be a great inexpensive IEM. So you get a positive vote from me, not that it matters, to adjust scores based on things like fit just as you've said you shall.
That would probably depend on the source used. To me, the mids are slightly behind the lows and highs but not extremely recessed as to call them a V shaped signature. I find the mids a tad bit thin sounding but still enjoyable. Also I should mention that I use an LG V20 as my main source. I love them using my phone and an 8 dollar KZ silver mmcx upgrade cable. All in all, they're very enjoyable for the 40.00 total that I have in them. I probably should mention that I'm using the tennmak whirlwind tips on them too, as I find they slightly magnify the bass response, but if course y.m.m.v.
Your desired signature almost perfectly describes the **** UEs. They're a comfortable, flush fit with a detachable mmcx cable and I find them easy to sleep with them in my ears. They're very slightly v shaped with a nice clear bass response that is far from clouding over the other frequency responses and also they're nicely detailed, with a pleasant tonality.
The PMV are a personal favorite for me, but they are not bassy or V shaped, very neutral balanced and detailed, little on the bright side, but extremely capable with excellent instrument separation and 3D feel. Must of all, they are the easier IEM to drive I have, this is why I use them so often, especially with my Xduoo X3 that do not have big amping power. Big drawback is the cable I must admit, look cheap and is not detachable. I think the price should be around 40-50, not 50-60. And i'm must likely certain they will broke in less than a year.
