TRUTHEAR Hexa 1DD+3BA Hybird in-Ear Headphone

If you want nice pair of IEMs for long hours of listening, I am willing to say that you can't go wrong with Hexa.Granted that your earshape allows for nice comfortable fit, you can almost forget that they are even there. Sound is relaxed, with only a gentle mellowy bass boost in the mids they sound super refined. They aren't bass heavy not treble heavy, and somehow strike a very nice and neutral sounding balance. The design is pretty simple and minimalistic, although the plastics feel durable and metal plate doesn't rattle just sitting tightly in the shell. Wish that there was a white option or different color in general but can probably do some custom paintjob if someone is into that sort of thing since the plates are almost flat. Price is good probably the closest competitiors would be Truthear Zero Red (a bit cheaper) but has a similiar inoffensive sound tunning, although Hexa definetly beats it in detail and technicality.To sum it up, I am very happy with them, only wish for more colors plain black is a bit boring but some people like just plain looking earbuds, hence why Airpods are so popular kek.

Bought these for the second time, as my first pair met it's untimely demise under car's tires. I'm no audiophile, just sharing my personal experience.They're very comfortable, especially with the foam tips. Sound is very detailed, bass is punchy but by no means muddy, trebles aren't painful, and mids aren't lost in the background. For me, It's a pleasure to listen to.In the past I bought cheaper sets, Moondrop Chu, 7hz Zero, Tangzu wan'er, and Truthear zero. The first three had an issue with one of the drivers in the span of less than 2 weeks. Never had problems with Truthear products though.I can wholeheartedly recommend these🙂.

Quality 5/5Sound 5/5Comfort 4/5Very great value for money switching from the hyper x cloud 2s to this was a night and day difference for gaming. This is a perfect product for people who play tactical shooters such as Tarkov, CS2 and RS6 as the footsteps are very clear from all directions although sometimes you can’t very clearly hear how far an enemy is away as the sound stage is quite short but this doesn’t really hinder you. After long play sessions of around 6+ hours these can cause your ear canal to hurt a little but this can be easily fixed by finding some tips you like and slapping them on these.Overall these are the best bang for your buck for competitive gaming and anything more expensive brings diminishing returns.

I bought these and can't hear any sound from outside of use. Great that I can't hear my family calling out for me all the time :) Annoying for my Mum though.

After 3 months of use the right hand side earpiece is not working. Amazon advised me to contact the manufacturer direct which I did, to date I have no reply. I would not buy from this manufacturer again.

The Hexa with all those angles can't be comfortable can it? Yes it can! The shape, with some caveats, fitted my ears very well, however, they do tend to move around a bit and the nozzle is a bit on the chunky side, not as big as the Zero Blue/Red but it could still cause some fit issues.The cable is good if somewhat thin and prone to tangle.The sound does not work for me, there's good detail but the bass is lacking and there is a metallic timbre that gives the overall sound an unnatural feel, for me at least.I prefer the Gate to the Hexa to be honest. The cable is better on the Gate too.

Proof you don't need to spend a fortune to get amazing hifi quality.

I have been listening to music through tv and mobile phone speakers and cheap bluetooth earbuds for years now. And the last couple of hours as been a revelation of epic proportion on how good music is and how much mu souls has been starved. A definite purchase if you want to rekindle your love of music. Did you know Bob Dylan sings on his albums...