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If you prefer in-ear monitors (IEMs), check out the MOONDROP KATO. While their mid-range isn't as flat as that of the Sony MDR-7506, the MOONDROP have a more portable design. Thanks to their in-ear design, they leak significantly less sound and can block out more mid-range sound like ambient chatter. Their build quality feels great, and their interchangeable design allows you to adjust them to suit your tastes. Their audio cable is detachable, and they come with two different pairs of nozzles that can slightly adjust their audio reproduction. Using the spring ear tips and steel nozzles, they have a fairly neutral sound profile that ensures vocals sound detailed and clear. Unfortunately, you may find their design a bit heavy since the earbud casing is made from stainless steel.

Go for the Sony if you prefer over-ears with a more neutral sound profile. However, if you like the fit and feel of in-ears that feel better built, consider the MOONDROP instead.

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 So the cato, i think in terms of technical performance, it's quite good. It'S got great definition, especially in the bass and the treble. I think the mid-range detail is is a little bit lacking um, that's the one thing. The one knock against it here like there's, just not a lot of room for the the mid-range and that micro contrast and the mid-range and vocals and stuff like that, not the strongest here um, but the base tightness, the the treble tightness and the sharpness

 You really get a sense for the texture and the quality and the nuances. In that part of the frequency response, if that's not what you care for well, you might not care about this, because this is a fairly lean sounding earphone again, especially in comparison to these here, but in terms of technical performance. I think that is where this thing is strongest and frankly, it's one of the strongest in that sense for pretty much any single dynamic driver, earphone that i've ever heard okay, so that is those two earphones. Let'S move on to the tangent hana 21 and where this thing is really quite exceptional in the technical performance is in that that head stage and imaging performance, it is really quite addicting here on hana the same as the old hana and here on the new hana

 That'S come with a moondrop earphone. This is actually just frankly, one of my favorite pack-in cables. It'S a it's a handsome. Looking cable like it looks nice

 This is a lean, neutral, sound signature. This is it makes it so that the mid-range is a lot easier to appreciate, but it does have. I would say a lack of body, especially in comparison to the other earphones here, i'm fairly light on bass. Frankly, the tangerine hana 2021

REVIEW! Moondrop KATO - Their BEST DYNAMIC yet

 Now these are the stock cable that came with the cardo, not the k, cable, the k cable comes with your pre-order unit, so unfortunately i don't have that. This is the cable that comes with the cardo itself. I would imagine that the k cable is going to be even better than this, but i'm not going to say that for certain, because i don't have that on hand. One thing about the k: cable: if you missed out on the pre-order of the caddo - and you still want the k - cable - don't worry, those will come on sale separately, a little bit after the full launch of the kado

 So yes, the premium accessories and the extra nozzle that you can switch around swap the soundstage around makes staccato just a better purchase and again overall. The super nozzle is an improvement over the kx6s, at least for me. So if you're looking to buy the kx6s or the kato, i would just bite the bullet and get the kato. It'S just the better product, overall, all right guys that is it for this video today

 I would still say that the kx6s feels a little bit tighter than the kado overall, still even with the silver nozzle, but very very minute again. I'M willing to bet that most people don't even notice that if i didn't mention it on to the mid-range again with the male vocals, it's going to have a little bit of warmth coming from the base giving it this kind of a meteor feel female vocals also Feel rather natural. Now it is going to be on the more relaxed side, the tame side, although not as tame as the kx6s. It does have a little bit more energy here in the cotto and you definitely feel a female, vocal presence that is slightly bit more forward and the vocal presence that are slightly more forward in general, and that's really the improvement over the original that i personally enjoy

THE BEST OF MOONDROP?! Moondrop Kato Review

 Could it use just a little bit more air and just a little bit more sparkle? Yes, but in my opinion it's not bad and i really do enjoy the kind of the laid back signature of the kato soundstage-wise. It'S not the widest iem out there, but it's not narrow either, and it's not compressed in it's it's about average, on width, where the kato really excels is in depth and layering and in imaging - and that is where the technicalities of the cocktail really shine through. It does an exceptional job of telling you where everything is seated on stage very precise, very accurate. It pinpoints things very well

 I really enjoy the mids of the kato, especially with instruments of like from pianos to guitars and strings and brass instruments, really sound lifelike and then vocalists, whether it be a if a male or a female, they both sound, very alive and realistic. They have good note, weight and body and fullness to their voice. The treble of the moon drop kato is very smooth. It has a little bit of a laid back signature to it doesn't have the most energy and sparkle of an iem

 The cocktail has more fullness to it and bigger body and better tone and timbre. The iem that is very similar in sound is actually the c audio um and the um has very good tonal balance. Nakato also has very good tonal balance, but the difference is the kato, in my opinion, is more detailed and does a better job with resolution and also is more controlled in the bass and in the treble and then comparing it to the seven hertz timeless the seven Hertz timeless is uh talk about too close to call uh one or the other they're, both exceptional. Basically, they have very similar base and similar mid staccato is a little bit more full in that area and does have slightly better tone and timbre

 It reaches down deep. It extends well and has amazing details and resolution and extremely good tone and timbre. These things are exceptional now with that being said, since i'm not a bass head, and these make me feel like a bass head, they probably won't. Please a real bass head um they're, probably that most bass heads would probably listen to them

Moondrop Kato - Does the Kato TKO the 7hz Timeless? - Honest Audiophile Impressions

Hello people, so as the title says, I'm looking for an upgrade from my 1.5-year-old Blon BL03's. 

 Aria seems like a safe choice but concerned about fit and paint chipping, also, technicality isn't the best. Kato's are detailed and energetic, but lacking in bass and could be fatiguing (I don't know about the fit too). A4000's plastic build and size seem fine, the soundstage is constantly praised, but I'm not sure about the neutral tuning. My budget is max 200 euros (about 225 dollars), but rather go lower

 A4000's plastic build and size seem fine, the soundstage is constantly praised, but I'm not sure about the neutral tuning. My budget is max 200 euros (about 225 dollars), but rather go lower.

 My budget is 200 euros, but that's really the upper limit and I'd rather go lower. My main drivers are my laptop paired with a Sound Blaster X G1 and my smartphone. I mainly listen to EDM, orchestra, jazz, rock, and pop. I love a balanced tuning, and definitely some bass but some sparkle is certainly welcome

It took me a while, but I finally got what I've missed. I listened to the KXXS again (which I thought had my favorite treble) and realized how bad it was compared to my KATO. I had covid a few days ago and couldn't listen to music for 2 days, and putting the KATO on again felt like a breath of fresh air, I heard lots of new things I hadn't before. And there I knew I lacked reflection, I realized I have gained so much experience in this hobby

For me, it sets itself apart from the rest of my collection in the laid-back nature of its presentation. Tuning is mid-focused but isn't bright or shouty, bass has good enough impact to be professional yet not comical, treble doesn't excel in any particular area but is so linear and even that it's clean (and I thought the hazy, uneven KXXS' treble was good). Details just lend themselves out to be heard and doesn't try hard, imaging is wide and spacious, timbre doesn't have the slightest hint of grain, and I would like to not think this is because it's a DD (I've heard worse timbre in a DD). There's a sense of order here in this listening experience, and I'd like to call that order "effortless"

 Details just lend themselves out to be heard and doesn't try hard, imaging is wide and spacious, timbre doesn't have the slightest hint of grain, and I would like to not think this is because it's a DD (I've heard worse timbre in a DD). There's a sense of order here in this listening experience, and I'd like to call that order "effortless".

Long-term KATO appreciation post

Save money - Moondrop Aria for $80 USD (First good safe experience, fits in most years)

Mid+ tier (a bit out of budget)- 7Hz Timeless ($220 USD) \[Great planar IEMs with great reviews, has surprised the market, some don't like planars though, people say its better than the Kato\]

Mid-tier - Moondrop Kato ($190 USD) \[Recommended if you want to stay in the budget, evolution of the Aria and a good IEM overall, cant go wrong with it\]

I've always worn over ear headphones because IEMs just fall out of my ears. I've tried dozens of pairs/styles over the years, but I haven't even attempted a new purchase for \~10 years.  
A lot has surely changed in the last decade. What are some IEM headphones that have a lot of options for different ear shapes?

\~$200CAD preferred. Mostly casual listening from a phone, since I will still use over ear at home for my more setup.

Any help or advice is greatly appreciated!

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~$200CAD preferred. Mostly casual listening from a phone, since I will still use over ear at home for my home setup.

Any help or advice is greatly appreciated!

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Edit2: I&#39;m blown away by how helpful you all have been. This is a truly great community for a layman like me to learn! &lt;3&lt;3
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I've been missing out on IEMs my whole life, need some recommendations!

 Im plugging the IEMs into my phone, and ive used the Sony WH-H910Ns (neutral headphones) and the Echo Buds Gen 1 (neutral with bass boost, IEMs). Hope this helps!

Moondrop get your FN cables together (the Aria cable is the best cable you've made) fix that and you could be the IEM kings lol

Silicone tips seem nice but are too small for me (large is smaller than a medium of other tips I use) foams are ok, I haven't bothered swapping nozzles yet as everyone seems to report they do different things

these are an upgrade to Aria/Starfields still bass light but has impact, better detail and separation, vocals seem a little female biased, some people said they find the highs a little sharp/fatiguing but I had no issues using these for hour + sessions

Good IEM bad cables

  Problem is, they're painfully sibilant/treble heavy - all mid/low is all but lost.  For $200 I'm pretty damn disappointed.

I was pretty excited to get these in today, when I tried them out, I noticed my right ear was drastically quieter.  Upon further investigation I found out that the silver filters have a tendency to not work cause of "ear humidity"?  So I thought "No big deal, I'll use the brass filters".  Problem is, they're painfully sibilant/treble heavy - all mid/low is all but lost.  For $200 I'm pretty damn disappointed

Came with Broken Silver Filter

 I run them direct from my phone and they couple very well being very easy to drive. Only problem is that I don't use any of my other headphones now :) Maybe for 320kbps, because anything below cd quality will sound a little crappy with these Kato.

Can't find anything lacking. The sound is full, detailed and sweet. I run them direct from my phone and they couple very well being very easy to drive. Only problem is that I don't use any of my other headphones now :) Maybe for 320kbps, because anything below cd quality will sound a little crappy with these Kato

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Whether at home or on the go The wi-c310 headphones deliver great sound with up to 15 hours of battery life1 A versatile and practical design with 9mm driver units for clear sound and lightweight design for maximum comfort make these a great choice for wireless headphones. Frequency Response (Bluetooth Communication): 20 Hz–20,000 Hz (44.1 kHz Sampling), Magnet: Neodymium, Frequency Range: 2.4 GHz band (2.4000 GHz–2.4835 GHz).

The Sony WI-C310 Wireless are the best headphones with an earbud design under $20 that we've tested. These headphones have a flexible neck cable design that allows you to hang them around your neck when you're not using them. They also have a decently comfortable fit and are stable enough for a jog in the park.

These headphones have a slightly bass-rich sound profile that adds extra body and boom to your mixes, which should please fans of EDM and hip-hop. They also have over 17 hours of continuous battery life, so you don't need to worry about recharging them after a shift at the office. Although their in-ear fit struggles to block out bass-range noise like bus engine rumbles, they can cut down a great amount of ambient chatter.

Unfortunately, parts of their design, like the rubber audio cables leading to the buds, feel thin and fragile. Their in-line mic also has a sub-par recording quality, and your voice sounds thin and lacking in detail. That said, for no-frills headphones, they offer decent value at this price point.

The Sony WI-C310 Wireless are the best sounding &Beta;luetooth earbuds at a budget price that we've tested. These headphones have a smooth and warm sound profile that's well-suited for genres like rock or jazz. Their boom shouldn't overwhelm vocals and lead instruments, so these sounds are still accurately reproduced.

Their neck cable design is decently comfortable, and you can wear them around your neck when you're not actively listening to audio. They also have roughly 17 hours of continuous battery life, so they should easily last through long listening sessions. If you like to listen to audio at high volumes in shared spaces like an office, they don't leak much audio at high volumes either.

Unfortunately, they don't feel very durable as parts of their build feel particularly fragile. They also lack sound customization features like an EQ or presets to help you tweak their sound to suit your tastes. However, if you don't mind their fairly no-frills design, they offer a well-balanced sound suitable for most users.

The Sony WI-C310 Wireless are the best wireless earbuds for neutral sound for under $50 that we've tested. While they aren't as well-built as other options on this list, they have a very neutral sound profile with a bit of extra punch and warmth in the bass range. They're decently comfortable, with a flexible neck cable that lets you wear them around your neck when you're not listening to audio.

There's an inline remote for calls, music, and volume control. They last for about 17 hours off a single charge, so they can easily get you through a 9-5 workday and commute without recharging. While they don't have ANC and don't isolate against noises like rumbling engines, they're good at blocking out ambient sounds like background chatter.

The Sony WI-C310 Wireless are the best sounding budget earbuds that we've tested. Although they don't have any customization features, these wallet-friendly headphones have a smooth and warm sound profile that's well-suited for genres like rock or jazz. They have a bit of extra punch and boom thanks to a bump in their bass range, but it doesn't overwhelm vocals and lead instruments. As a result, these sounds are still accurately reproduced, sounding clear and detailed.

Unlike other picks on this list, they also have a lightweight neck cable design so that you can wear them around your neck when you aren't actively listening to audio. They also have a decently comfortable and stable fit, but the cables leading up to the earbud are long and can get snagged on something if you aren't careful. Unfortunately, they also don't feel very durable as parts of their build feel particularly fragile. However, if you don't mind their design, they have roughly 17 hours of continuous battery life, so they should easily last through long listening sessions. If you like to listen to audio at high volumes in shared spaces like an office, they don't leak much audio at high volumes either.

The best-sounding cheap earbuds we've tested are the Sony WI-C310 Wireless. Although they have a little extra punch and warmth in their sound, these neck cable headphones are still neutral, making them a versatile choice for most kinds of audio. Unlike the KZ ZSN, their mid-range is very flat and even, so vocals and lead instruments sound accurate and clear. Their treble range is smooth, ensuring adequate brightness in your mixes. They have a decently comfortable fit, and you can even wear them around your neck when you're not using them. The long cables feel a little thin and can get snagged on something if you're not careful.

Although they're not designed to block out commuter noise, like the rumble of bus and plane engines, they can help cut down ambient chatter and the high-pitched hum of an AC unit, which is nice if you work in a noisy office. They also last roughly 17 hours continuously but lack any power-saving features to help conserve battery life when you're not using them.

If you want earbuds that offer a well-balanced, neutral sound, look at the Sony WI-C310 Wireless. Unlike most of the earbuds listed here, they don't come with a case. They're also not as well-built as the Anker SoundCore Liberty Air 2 Truly Wireless, but they have a much more neutral sound profile out-of-the-box. There's a bit of overemphasis in the bass range, so mixes have a bit of extra boom, but instruments and vocals are reproduced accurately and sound present, clear, and detailed. They don't have app support or features like an EQ, though.

Even though they lack a charging case, they have a solid battery life of about 17 hours. The earbuds are connected by a flexible, light cable that allows you to wear them around your neck when you're not listening to music. They're decently comfortable and have basic in-line controls that let you control your music, audio, and calls without pulling out your phone. Unfortunately, they aren't very well-built and feel fragile. Like the rest of the earbuds listed here, they don't have ANC, and they won't block out as much noise passively as options like the Anker Soundcore Life Dot 2 Truly Wireless.

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