I feel like it may be time to move on from TFZ. I can't keep up with what's happening with this company and all the models. Maybe they need a rep on this forum or something. Am I the only one who feels this way?
yea man, they release their product too fast and i had a business discussion with LendMeUrEars we too were baffled on how, they can released many editions/versions in short time~ i mean for those who hardly accessible to TFZ product, what i think is just move on. I have oredy embarked my journey to BGVP Sidy products
I have had the chance to review the TFZ King LTD and I can recommend it to those who are looking for an IEM with a nicely done W-shaped sound signature, small form factor and good build quality. It is coming also with a 8 core cable that is a nice addition.
yea man, they release their product too fast and i had a business discussion with LendMeUrEars we too were baffled on how, they can released many editions/versions in short time~ i mean for those who hardly accessible to TFZ product, what i think is just move on. I have oredy embarked my journey to BGVP Sidy products
I agree that TFZ is releasing many new models for a while, but company’s such like Penon Audio sending the lastest TFZ products to reviewers, so that you have the chance to choose the one which is the most suitable for your taste.
I still prefer Secret Garden 1, the bass for both of them is similar not overpowering for a basshead, but No.3 has better bass extension, overall both of them doesn't bleed between frequencies, treble wise i prefer secret garden because it retain its detail whereas the no.3 is abit wonky meaning the timbre of the instrument is off~
However, the mids i would say not really forward for both SG1 and No.3 but No.3 is more musical than SG1 due to emphasis on the low treble/high mids.
Btw i audition No.3 out of the box so im not sure it changes its SQ after burn- in
I will be attending for CamJam Singapore 30-31 march 2019 hopefully LendMeUrEars get me a free pass and i will audition the TFZ Secret Garden 10, it is rumored that the price range for SG10 will be
$S1k+
I will briefly describe my experience with TFZ X1:
Sound Quality: In Bluetooth dont expect a Campfire Audio quality, however, no doubt best sounding true wireless iem. Equipped with single balance armarture.
Im not sure for other true wireless iem like sennheiser bicoz nvr tried those. Details on the sounds which you are hear some details surprisingly some timbres tbh as i said earlier best sounding iem compared to other true wireless chifi iem.
The iem is light when you try to put it on its feel like nothing; no weight is felt. Its flushed with your ears. No protrusion and u dont look like Frankenstein lol! Essentially, the iem wont fall out when doing some jumping or running, its snuggle into ur ears, no discomfort, and i tried sleeping with those but nvr going to do that again....
Important question is does it stay connected? yes it will! it wont cut off if you doing any sports but it all depends on the transmiting device. With Bluetooth 5.0 is a great improvement from the predecessor.
Longer range, with less power consumption.
i havent test how long it will last but it come with a casing that does the charging.
Talking about casing with charging capability, expect it to be much heavier than the iem.
The iem is intuitive, both L and R iem have two buttons. one control the volume and other is general stuff like next/previous song, pick up call etc.
the cons:
- the button might be small for some ppl
- eartips are so soft (a cons for me dou)
(yes they do come with variety of tips which only meant for the iem only)
thats all i can say *briefly*which lengthy dou..... and i may add in the future
I will briefly describe my experience with TFZ X1:
Sound Quality: In Bluetooth dont expect a Campfire Audio quality, however, no doubt best sounding true wireless iem. Equipped with single balance armarture.
Im not sure for other true wireless iem like sennheiser bicoz nvr tried those. Details on the sounds which you are hear some details surprisingly some timbres tbh as i said earlier best sounding iem compared to other true wireless chifi iem.
The iem is light when you try to put it on its feel like nothing; no weight is felt. Its flushed with your ears. No protrusion and u dont look like Frankenstein lol! Essentially, the iem wont fall out when doing some jumping or running, its snuggle into ur ears, no discomfort, and i tried sleeping with those but nvr going to do that again....
Important question is does it stay connected? yes it will! it wont cut off if you doing any sports but it all depends on the transmiting device. With Bluetooth 5.0 is a great improvement from the predecessor.
Longer range, with less power consumption.
i havent test how long it will last but it come with a casing that does the charging.
Talking about casing with charging capability, expect it to be much heavier than the iem.
The iem is intuitive, both L and R iem have two buttons. one control the volume and other is general stuff like next/previous song, pick up call etc.
the cons:
- the button might be small for some ppl
- eartips are so soft (a cons for me dou)
(yes they do come with variety of tips which only meant for the iem only)
thats all i can say *briefly* whichwhich lengthy dou..... and i may add in the future
I would say it gives a decent amount of bass, there are presence of thump and few rumble here and there in the music as i was playing Oddisee - Brea, but dont expect a VModa M100 bass... overall it is consider imo a full bodied sounding
more info in this link: https://penonaudio.com/tfz-x1.html
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