Treble​Treble amount is just right on Wan’ers. They didn’t come as fatiguing in the period I used them. If you find 7hz Salnotes Zeros’ treble a bit too much, Wan’ers might suit you better. They aren’t too splashy and sound very neutral. If I didn’t know better, I’d say there should be more treble to balance out the bass but that is not really the case here. They also extend pretty good for a single dynamic driver pair. Vocals sound a bit plump and slightly soft, with gentle consonants and a mild ear perkiness. The sharpness of the sibilants is not noticeable, and there is virtually no sting in the s or th consonants. This review is based on a sample provided by Linsoul to convey a sincere quality review to our readers. This review will give an overview of TANGZU Wan’er S.G. A complete review of this product can be found here.

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You can find a link to the Wan'er vua Linsoul by visiting the version of this review published on my blog (link at the end of this post). TANGZU Audio has featured a high-performance dynamic driver configuration on the latest WANER SG. The pair features a 10mm large dynamic driver unit on each side that adopts a high-quality PET diaphragm coil. The driver benefits from a high-power N52 magnetic architecture. It Delivers a smooth, full-bodied sound with amazing clarity throughout a wide frequency band. Professional Tuning Adjustments:- BASS : is more focused on the Midbass area, it has noticeable boosted quantity, but still on the allrounder category (bassheads probably won't be satisfied), bass has nice punch, also speedy enough for double pedal and metal music, tho i notice some masking effect / bass bleeds to the midrange. Although I have always said that the presentation is the least of my worries with a budget set of IEMs, and I maintain it, there are a few brands/models that are getting quite impressive with the presentation and accessories even at this low price point.

The presentation of the Wan’er may not be the most impressive in the ultra budget category but it is still way above average. The box itself stays with the classic chinese artwork that we have seen on the previous models. Upon opening the box, we are greeted with a cleaning cloth that has artwork matching the box cover. So the Wan'er...the Tangzu wan'er. How do I begin to describe this thing? Let me start with a graph because this picture is worth 1000 words, certainly in this caseWhile they are not perfect, there are things that can be improved upon, as soon as we remember the price, there are no complaints that can really stand. Yes, there may be other tunings that you prefer personally, we are all different, but if you are someone looking for a balanced set of IEMs with a great performance in the extreme budget section, these are something that should be one of your first considerations. Frequency response graph of the Wan'er via IEC711 compliant coupler. 8 kHz region is a coupler artefact peak. Soundstage is average, which sounds a little compressed and in your head but not a huge problem for an IEM at this price point.

Any item returned must be complete with all accessories, hardware, manuals, or instructions, and in the same "new" condition as when it was when shipped to you. Please send us photos or videos of it.Granted, the change is very subtle by like .5dbs and overall I have *not* listened to Aria but it is not out of the stretch of imagination to assume that the overall tuning of the lows is very similar to IEMs like the Aria or maybe the KZ EDA balanced. Timbre is slightly better on the BL-03. In technical performance, the soundstage of the BL-03 is slightly more expansive, but micro-detailing, imaging and instrument separation are better on the Wan'er. It sits somewhere in between the Truthear Hola and the 7hz Salnotes Zero, differences between the 3 are minor but noticeable in my opinion. The treble rolls off pretty early, and is on the darker side. There's not much air and sparkle, so trebleheads might want to look elsewhere. The treble is hence fatigue-free and smooth, with minimal sibilance, though resolution and micro-details might be dampened due to this tuning choice.

The Tangzu WA NER is a surprisingly well-tuned, V-shaped iem with an agreeable slightly warm tonality but middling technicalities. It could deserve a bit more sheen. Overall a reasonably pleasant listening experience despite its low price. All in all, these are on par technicaly yet Waner have more natural and cohesive balance, its more mid centric and bass have more rumble and warmth. With every week bringing a new release, many budget contenders have their 15 minutes of fame and are then forgotten after a few weeks. The Wan'er, in contrast, is quite a nice addition to the cut-throat ultra-budget CHIFI market, as it boasts nice aesthetics, a comfortable fit, generous accessories and an agreeable tonality and a very natural timbre. On Subbass, the decays are quite crisp and smooth - not exactly far reaching like how it is normally heard from Harman tuned IEMs, but Wan'er S.G has ample density to offer satisfying and realistic seismic sensations for the lowest range of Bass frequencies. lets start to the Build Quality of the IEM, to be honest it build just like super budget QKZ IEMs the shell is completely made of plastic, tho the faceplate has interesting and beautiful design, also the driver housing inside is branded "Tangzu" nice little touch there.

No monetary compensation is/was involved before, during, and after the period of creation of this review. preferred music - i listen to most of the genres. from bollywood classicals to retros to the new bollywood bangers. new age pop, edms and hip hops too. while sleeping, soothing bollywood gazals and sufi songs are my lullabies. everything that is trending and chartbusters are in my playlist. Smartphone Daily Use: the sets' timbre is natural so all voice calls, interface sounds and video reproductions will be accurate. Imaging and accuracy is also average, I am able to tell where the instruments and vocals come from but only roughly. However you will be trading off Wan'ers' most precious perks that you won't find on the Zero: the musicality and smoothness of the tuning, becoming way less fatiguing than the Zero. You can throw anything at it and it will sound engaging, rich sounding and fun whilst not compromising a natural timbre and correctness. This allied to a comfortable fit, the Wan'er wins in terms of versatility and qualifies better for an all rounder daily driver.