I was using blon bl03
Bgvp dn2 is absolutely an upgrade for me ...
Blon was balanced which had better treble but excluding this bgvp dn2 clarity bass response, room n the way it avoids harsh sound like blon used to do is awesomely felt...
Device LG G8X (sabre ess 9218p)
File tried type : DSD FLAC(24 44khz to 32 bit 192khz)
Jack is too tight for my headphone jack don't know why though...
Love the packaging vocal small tips or bud are best to use rest sizes are too big n tight for my ears...

Good pick on a budget ..go for it if you want a durable earbud style earphone.... sound is pretty clear and detailed with donut foams..full foam makes the bass boomy and muddled so go with donut or no foam. The price is very enticing for the sound quality offered..go for it !!

I just needed earbud-type earphones as sometimes it becomes difficult to put in-ears for a long time. And I didn't have high expectations from these earbuds as earbuds have some inherent limitations.
But to my surprise, it served the purpose I was looking for. I previously had VE monk Plus and I found this earbud to be better than monk plus.
I can easily recommend them. They are not as great as in ears are but if you need some traditional type earbud then you can go for it. Cable quality seems top-notch. The overall sound is clear, and has enough bass despite being earbuds. Mids are clear, Highs are somewhat exaggerated but not fatiguing.

Having tried and used the VE Monk Plus for years, a number of vintage Sony earbuds, Kube earbuds, Edifier P180, and Monk Lite. This thing is in a league of its own.

The Yincrow X6 has proper bass and does it effortlessly, clarity and soundstage are still pretty good but the bass presence really made a huge impact compared to every other earbud I’ve tried.

I will be hanging on to them for years and can’t wait to try and find the next upgrade in my earbud journey!

PS - thanks to hifinage for switching to the blue colour when I ordered the black by mistake. I and my friend have made purchases from this store since the time kz edse were popular. And I’m still daily driving the Swans M10 even though the volume knob is a bit broken. Glad you guys are still around even with the competition around.

The T4 is overall a very tonally balanced set of earphones with a slight bit of shouty nature and oodles of sub-bass. The bass was a bit overpowering for me, but with a bit of parametric EQing, the T4s are close to being absolutely perfect (i.e., neutral). I also have the Hifiman RE400, the VSonic GR07 Bass Edition, and the Philips SHP9500. To me, The RE400 sound a bit dull on certain tracks, the GR07 BE too sibilant, and the SHP9500 a tad too forward and bright. The T4 avoids the sibilance issues of GR07 C/BE, is tonally closest to the RE400 with a bit more sparkle and a lot of sub-bass and is overall much more neutral than the SHP9500. If you can, just EQ out the sub-bass by about -5dB and you're in for nothing short of Nirvana! I almost forgot to mention that T4's cables can take quite a beating, unlike the RE400 or even the GR07, both of which broke and I had to get them re-cabled for a lot of money, and I mean a lot!

I have always liked Niranjan's work and this cable doesn't disappoint, although it is not a very premium cable it gets the job done. I am using it for my Focal Stellia and it has made the sound fuller with good slam and warmth and the treble is detailed and pleasant.

I am very happy with the purchase. Neutral to the warm sound signature. Excellent mids. Bass is like on the typical earbuds. Very comfortable and solid build buds. Expecting better cable at this price. Retaining one star for cable quality.

Excellent hybrid amp and excellent price offer by Hifinage you wont get these products too often grab fast.

I used 4.4mm cable from headgear audio and used tempotec sinata e44 as input and even my blon bl01 is performing like $200 iem...what a performance. Just replace power card input cable with local one having earth pin which is missing otherwise you might hear alight hiss depending on your wall electric circuit.