TIN Audio T2 3.5mm in Ear Earphone Double Dynamic Drive HiFi Earphone Metal Earphone MMCX Detachable Headset

So I picked these up after seeing the Z Review of them, I had kind of been looking for a pair of earbuds to replace the ones I got with my phone I had been using at work. These are a heck of a deal for the price, SOLID construction, they are built like a tank, and a great cable. I actually use them backwards with the right IEM in my left ear so I can flip the cord around the back of my ear, which works great because of the MMCX detachable cable I can swap the cable ends around. The one and only draw back is the cable isn't long enough for me. That is NO fault of TIN's my computer headphone out jack is just a bit to far away so I picked up and extension cable for it. It your looking for a quality set of IEM's that sound great pick these up. Oh and on a side note if you find the bass to be a little on the thin side pop off the tips and use a piece of tape or blue tack to cover one of the vent holes.

There is a reason these Tin-T2 IEMs have gotten great reviews everywhere. They are some of the best IEMs for the money. Great soliid construction, excellent sound that starts to edge a little sibilant, but are mellowed out if you pair with Comply Audio-Pro tips and get a good seal. The included cable is nice looking but started dropping out after a month of daily use so I replaced with Kbear 8 core cables which complement the look nicely.I loved these IEMs enough to buy three more to give as gifts.

I was super excited to try these headphones given the rave I'd read about them online. However, even after doing the bass/foam mod that many talk about, I still couldn't get behind the sound image these were producing. I understand that you sometimes have a trade off between bass and clarity, but these managed to nail neither. Sounded weak, thin, and cluttered. Returned the headphones for a refund and went back to the stock apple earpods (not airpods) I've learned to accept.

There seems to be some known issues with the locking becoming loose very fast with one side causing a disconnection. The cost of replacement cables are almost as much as the rest of the headphones. Once I wear out this current cable I'll be looking for better quality replacements.

Tin Audio T2 IEM:I love reviewing audio-related products and every once in a while I'll run across something very special. That happened yesterday with the arrival of Tin Audio's T2 in-ear monitor (IEM). The $49.99 T2 features MMCX connectors, 1.2M 5N oxygen free copper silver-plated cables, a dual driver system that's comprised of a 10mm woofer and a 6mm tweeter in each ear bud, and the whole thing rests inside solid, well-built steel housings.Packaging, Presentation, Build Quality:First off we need to talk about the packaging, presentation, and build quality, all of which are superb. The T2 arrived in a nice presentation box that resembles a book and opens right to left. Inside you'll find the documentation and under that the T2 ear buds divided by the 3.5mm plug. The whole thing is unique and just might be my favorite packaging/presentation of all time. Build quality is some of the best that I've ever seen. Everything from the brushed-steel housings to the MMXC connectors to the silver cable just screams outstanding build quality. These are ear buds that will, with care, last a long time indeed.Testing Environment:Hardware: 2018 MacBook Pro and an iPhone X (via Apple Dongle)Software: iTunes w/Bit PerfectFormats: FLAC and/or APLC encoded files.Streaming: Deezer Premium (320kbps & higher)AMP/DAC: Apogee GrooveAudio Quality:These are well balanced and don't overemphasize anything in particular. The highs are pleasant, the mid-range is fantastically detailed, and the bass response dips down into the sub 30kHz range but doesn't quite make it into the 20mHz range. The only other pair of IEMs that I own that come close to that is the IE800 which easily hits 20kKz and lower. The IE800 is also a sub 1k ear bud. That we're talking about these two in the same sentence should speak volumes. The T2s sound like they cost four times as much as the do. These very well might be the best IEMs available for under $200. The end result is a great looking pair of earbuds that sound far better than they have the right to sound.Downsides:Any downsides? Sure. I'm not a fan of the "loop" or "over-ear" methods of wearing ear buds and would much rather wear them like tradition ear-buds. You only get three pairs of silicone ear tips and one pair of foam ear tips. Oh, and the cable, while being good, isn't exactly tangle free.Bottom Line:If you're into audio, and you have a spare $49 burning a hole in your pocket, then you can't go wrong with the Tin Audio T2.

These are way better than they have any right to be at this price. Fantastic tuning, extremely fast and technically competent for the price, fun to listen to, bulletproof build quality and one of the nicest MMCX cables i've come across. And a decent selection of tips, with some unusually great blue foams.

The sound is great however the cable broke at the 1/8in jack within 12h of getting them. It still works however when the jack is wiggled the sound cut in and out.

Fantastic set of earbuds. They sounds great and built really solidly. The cord is one of the best cords I've ever seen on a set of earbuds period. They come with a few different tip options, but the blue foam ones that come on them are AMAZING. For what these cost they are pretty tough to beat.

Metal part makes it heavy on ears. Fit is average. Sound and quality really good.

Wtf sounds like Dr.Dre Beats Earpiece. State of the art Value for money. I'm surprised by this headphone. I have an earpiece by Beats Dr.dre. It sounds the same. Sound quality,clarity,blance etc is superb. Don't hesitate to buy it.