XIAOMI DUAL DRIVERS IN-EAR EARPHONE

Xiaomi Dual Drivers Earphone

●︎ Housings: Plastic (glossy) + metal*, ø4×7mm oval nozzles, soft strain reliefs

●︎ Remote: Plastic (glossy), triple-button

●︎ Y-Split: TPE, no strain reliefs

●︎ Cable: TPE, 127cm, semi-soft, mildly bent

●︎ Plug: TPE, 90° angled, short, soft strain relief

**1 year warranty.

Comfort & Fit

Although this kind of design provides no seal, these semi-in-ears are actually quite comfortable and easy to wear. The way they sound is very fit-sensitive, so if you can’t get the intended sound signature, consider getting foam ear pads separately, as none are included with these earphones.

Lows / Bass

When it comes to sub-bass, it’s non-existent. As to the mid-bass, it’s exaggerated and bloated, makes every hit of a snare drum almost painful to listen to. Basslines and instruments like the cello sound muddy and fatiguing.

Mids / Vocals

For audiobooks, talk shows and such, the mids are nice. Nothing extraordinary, but clear and listenable nontheless. For music, however, the lower-mids are overblown and nasal, especially for folk music, and if violins are involved, that’s almost painful. Tonally, vocals sound a bit off-tone and harsh, even though not upfront, and have a unnaturally low pitch.

Highs / Treble

The highs are quite delicate, considering that these ear semi-in-ears. The piezoelectric speakers give instruments some interesting tonality and even some microdetail, and I can see the potential. However, the whole treble range is underemphasized and overwhlemed by the mid-bass/lower-mids.