Well, Vsonic VSD3P has arrived, and I'm getting my initial listening in with an LG V10 using the typical Monk foams we all know and love. Vocals are reasonable, but by no means special, and will be outperformed by vocal-based earbuds. They sound good enough, but by no means special. Bass kind of feels the same way. It's by no means lacking, and certainly more present than some very well respected earbuds, but this very well might bore a basshead. Treble feels maybe slightly muted, but that could be bias due to whatever I listened to last, which would be the Monk+ with Mic. Detail isn't particularly remarkable either, as everything is missing a clarity those who love the Mojito and similarly designed iems/earbuds know. All in all for the cost, I really would suggest buying a Monk+ and Ty Hi-Z 32, saving the rest of the money, and get an overall better experience with the two. To be fair, it seems like a well enough rounded earbud, but doesn't really shine anywhere so far. I will test soon how it handles bass boosting, so it might be a hidden gem in that respect. Some listening was done earlier at work with a higher volume due to noise (45 volume instead of 35 at home), and I did enjoy Muse's The Resistance, but not the best testing environment. Packing is VERY typical for VSonic, reminding me very much of my old VSD3's packaging, and included typical earbud foams as well as a carrying pouch with a knit design on the outside, and an rather soft interior lining that has a wonderful shininess to it.
Now of course, these are very initial impressions, and of course could be swayed by lack of synergy with dap, possibility of burn in improving the earbud, etc.
Edit: I will say one thing I forgot to mention. The sound has this laid back quality to it that reminds me a bit of the MX985, so it honestly feels like it's sound would be relaxing enough to take a nap to.
