I think the BLON BL-01 just nudges ahead a tinge in the imaging, instrument separation, details and soundstage departments.

All in all, it is definitely capable in terms of technicalities, but the overly aggressive stance is not going gather support for it.As this is an intended V shaped tuning, mid and vocal lovers best look elsewhere, as vocals and the mids are in the background, and at times may be a bit hollow. These earphones are a perfect gift for anyone, even if you’re not an audiophile or a audio engineers, musicians.

This set is a far cry from the usual hyper boosted upper mids section we frequently encounter at the budget CHIFI segment. The contents of this review should not be considered factual as this hobby heavily leans on subjectivity. Treble is just fine folks…​Listening to Ben Howard in the track “ The Wolves” actually shows off on the KB01 a bit with some good palpable harmonics in this region.The housing of each KB01 unit is precisely 3D printed using European medical-grade resin often used for hearing aids. There's a presence on its sub-bass as I discerningly feel those deep rumble from instruments like low tuned bass guitar and synthesisers.

Still, at the beginning and at the end of the day, the reason we purchase earphones will always revolve mostly around the sound. The sub-bass of the KB01 is nicely controlled, not pillowy, and has an easy time making its way around complicated tracks. Preferences… ​This is not a rebuke of the Storm at all, it is a nice sounding earphone, but it may not be everyone’s preference and I don’t think it fits all genres perfectly. Bass in Kbear IEms are usually really good, but in this case when you crank up the volume the situation becomes quite messy. The treble is a completely non-fatiguing and non-offensive affair and there is a nice uplift across the midrange due to the rise in the treble.Those familiar with the typical small white slip-cover style box will immediately recognize the packaging. Mid bass is more focused on the bass region as it gives an excess amount of body on some instruments and male vocals (bloat). So, when Keephifi, an agent acting on behalf of KBEAR contacted me yet again offering me these to review, I jumped at the chance. It uses another type of polyester on the diaphragm of its 10mm dual magnetic dynamic driver which is PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate).