[Expired]AKG N5005 Reference Class 5-driver configuration in-ear headphones

: After 8hrs burn-in: Jazz/Chinese folk highs shine. Classical (Verdi) lacks mid-bass. Anime tracks sound messy. Tested via 3.5mm. Break in 8 小时以后声音明显变好了。尤其是爵士乐还不错。 中国民族的慢节奏高音也还可以。古典乐试了一下阿巴多的威尔弟歌剧的老唱片。清晰度和高音区相当不错，中低音还是差一点，这就是大概为什么带一堆过滤网。还试了一个日本动漫的，满耳朵渣滓。 以上是用3.5mm的线。

: Caved and bought. Unboxing = premium. Sound? Better than AirPods Pro, worse than Grado over-ears. Needs burn-in? Amp vs. laptop—minimal difference. 忍不住买了。开箱的体验是包装绝对牛。可是音响效果也就比Air Pro好， 比歌德大耳机差很远。这东西需要break time吗？另外插电脑和放大器好像没有太大区别。

: If I could turn back time… 如果再给我一次机会的话

: Discount code expired 7/31? 7/31折扣碼就失效了？

: Any Bluetooth cable recommendations? 大家有推荐的蓝牙线吗

: Newbie question: Planning to plug these into a MacBook Pro (3.5mm jack) for lossless music. Apple’s site says the jack works fine, but would a USB-C dongle be better? 小白请教，买来插在Macbook Pro (3.5mm接口) 上听无损音乐，看官网说插在3.5mm接口上就行，还是说买个小尾巴接USB-C口比较好？

: $29.99 max. Not a penny more. 29.99 不能再多了

: Package arrived, but why is the left side louder than the right? 货到了 但为啥我左边声音大右边声音小？

: Reviews say the sound quality is good, but build quality is trash. 看評價是耳機音質好但是質量太垃圾。

: Can't apply this promo code—only the first 5 digits are copyable. The full code won't input. 用不了这个优惠码，只能复制前5位，完整码写不进去了。

: Was planning to buy a pair too, but saw the shipping fee was $60 at checkout—totally kills the value. 本來也打算買一副 結賬一看 郵費就要60 這個就沒性價比了

: >Sound perception is quite subjective; it's all about personal preference. Personally, I feel this is a good product, but times have changed, and it’s not as convenient as current portable Bluetooth earphones.</c17354187>Thank you for letting me know. </c17354131>The mid-range is recessed, not suitable for vocals.</c17354285>SK01 doesn't have a DAC chip; it's purely an amp and can be tuned. SK02 has a DAC chip and cannot be tuned. I personally recommend adding a bit to your budget and getting a $200-$300 USB-C DAC along with the SK01.</c17354494>How about making friends at $99?</c17354527>Either use Bluetooth or buy an adapter for wired usage.</c17354762>These comments are killing me with laughter!</c17355138>Got it, thanks!</c17355263>I haven't bought it, so I don't know, but it probably needs one. Bluetooth alone is definitely not enough.</c17355295>Changing a diaphragm costs only cents to a few RMB. The bulk of the cost is shipping and distribution. It's not worth it until you move to a higher-end model.</c17355343>If you don’t buy and I don’t buy, it’ll drop to $99 next year.</c17355423>It's it! And it can drop further!</c17355883>You can hear the difference even when connecting it to a phone.</c17356194>I just want to ask, how do you connect this to an iPhone?</c17356359>Bluetooth or an adapter. My left earbud keeps falling out.</c17356467>Do you need to carry a small box with this Bluetooth device?</c17357012>For all the enthusiasts out there, I haven't tried ultra-high-end in-ear monitors. If properly driven, does it sound much better than the Grado SR 125 headphone?</c17357181> It sounds like someone paid full price and feels slighted.</c17357193>I’ve bought three N5005s over time.</c17357622>Sounds too much effort. Has anyone compared this post-effort to the AirPods Pro/Max?</c17357739>High, but it can go lower.</c17357749>Beginner's first batch was $159, used for a few months. Personal impressions follow, hoping to help fellow novices. Using Bluetooth is inconvenient; AirPods Pro offers a better experience. On phones with a 3.5mm jack, I tried SONY, LG, Moto, and they sound better than AirPods Pro. If you can afford it, buy a reputable $100 amp; you’ll notice a real improvement. Haven't tried anything pricier. Don’t buy amps for $30-$50; don’t ask how I know this.</c17357954>Recommend an amp?</c17358857>Fiio Q15</c17359776>The Grado 125 can upgrade to the RS1e, but if you don’t have in-ear monitors, this is still a good choice.</c17360798>You could buy two and a half N5005s for that price.</c17361798>Wow! This feels like a concert experience!</c17362260>I’ll buy another if it’s $99, but could you change the Bluetooth connection to USB-C?</c17362736>Is Bluetooth any good?</c17363071>Man, I went bottom fishing at $300 but haven’t used it much.</c17363207>Bluetooth doesn't do justice for these headphones; they simply can't be driven properly.</c17365049>It's okay with regular Bluetooth; sound quality isn't as good as wired, but it’s passable.</c17365541>Mine has arrived, and at $139, it's pretty decent.</c17365559>Previously bought hi-fi headphones, but I found AirPods Pro, with noise cancellation, suits my usage scenarios best—just press a button and it’s instant silence, regardless of kids making noise around me.<c17365616>Are you asking them? 网页链接>> price dropped again! </c17366203>Upgrade the Bluetooth and I’ll buy it.</c17366386>Your device can filter vocals? Impressive!</c17366446>Bluetooh cables aren’t expensive.</c17367546>网页链接>> The official price is about the same.</c17368160>Did Samsung flip the table after acquiring it? Telling consumers there’s still a profit margin selling "high-end" HiFi at one-tenth the price? Otherwise, why clear out stock so aggressively, even with 100,000 units? The domestic market trashes these headphones hard. Manufacturers trying to make money with high-status HiFi seem to go crazy buying paid commentators, releasing periodic videos to bash them. Without the noise, nobody would buy those overpriced headphones.</c17369306>What front-end device do you use to drive it?</c17369314>I'm debating whether to upgrade directly to the RS2x or try an in-ear monitor first?</c17369372>Tried it for you guys: plugging directly into an iPhone doesn’t work at all!</c17369515>Let me search on eBay.</c17369580>Just received mine today; using Q5K, it sounds pretty good!😁</c17369637>It's arrived, sounds good, definitely worth it for wired use.</c17369690>Tested on PC, iPad, and iPhone; works great. Why are there so many comments saying otherwise? 這坑絕對下得過，今日收到，同AirPods Pro對比，音色就是好很多呢，很清脆自然。就算同樣用藍牙播放，這耳機都有很明顯的層次分明感。

: >Sound perception is quite subjective; it's all about personal preference. Personally, I feel this is a good product, but times have changed, and it’s not as convenient as current portable Bluetooth earphones.</c17354187>Thank you for letting me know. </c17354131>The mid-range is recessed, not suitable for vocals.</c17354285>SK01 doesn't have a DAC chip; it's purely an amp and can be tuned. SK02 has a DAC chip and cannot be tuned. I personally recommend adding a bit to your budget and getting a $200-$300 USB-C DAC along with the SK01.</c17354494>How about making friends at $99?</c17354527>Either use Bluetooth or buy an adapter for wired usage.</c17354762>These comments are killing me with laughter!</c17355138>Got it, thanks!</c17355263>I haven't bought it, so I don't know, but it probably needs one. Bluetooth alone is definitely not enough.</c17355295>Changing a diaphragm costs only cents to a few RMB. The bulk of the cost is shipping and distribution. It's not worth it until you move to a higher-end model.</c17355343>If you don’t buy and I don’t buy, it’ll drop to $99 next year.</c17355423>It's it! And it can drop further!</c17355883>You can hear the difference even when connecting it to a phone.</c17356194>I just want to ask, how do you connect this to an iPhone?</c17356359>Bluetooth or an adapter. My left earbud keeps falling out.</c17356467>Do you need to carry a small box with this Bluetooth device?</c17357012>For all the enthusiasts out there, I haven't tried ultra-high-end in-ear monitors. If properly driven, does it sound much better than the Grado SR 125 headphone?</c17357181> It sounds like someone paid full price and feels slighted.</c17357193>I’ve bought three N5005s over time.</c17357622>Sounds too much effort. Has anyone compared this post-effort to the AirPods Pro/Max?</c17357739>High, but it can go lower.</c17357749>Beginner's first batch was $159, used for a few months. Personal impressions follow, hoping to help fellow novices. Using Bluetooth is inconvenient; AirPods Pro offers a better experience. On phones with a 3.5mm jack, I tried SONY, LG, Moto, and they sound better than AirPods Pro. If you can afford it, buy a reputable $100 amp; you’ll notice a real improvement. Haven't tried anything pricier. Don’t buy amps for $30-$50; don’t ask how I know this.</c17357954>Recommend an amp?</c17358857>Fiio Q15</c17359776>The Grado 125 can upgrade to the RS1e, but if you don’t have in-ear monitors, this is still a good choice.</c17360798>You could buy two and a half N5005s for that price.</c17361798>Wow! This feels like a concert experience!</c17362260>I’ll buy another if it’s $99, but could you change the Bluetooth connection to USB-C?</c17362736>Is Bluetooth any good?</c17363071>Man, I went bottom fishing at $300 but haven’t used it much.</c17363207>Bluetooth doesn't do justice for these headphones; they simply can't be driven properly.</c17365049>It's okay with regular Bluetooth; sound quality isn't as good as wired, but it’s passable.</c17365541>Mine has arrived, and at $139, it's pretty decent.</c17365559>Previously bought hi-fi headphones, but I found AirPods Pro, with noise cancellation, suits my usage scenarios best—just press a button and it’s instant silence, regardless of kids making noise around me.<c17365616>Are you asking them? 网页链接>> price dropped again! </c17366203>Upgrade the Bluetooth and I’ll buy it.</c17366386>Your device can filter vocals? Impressive!</c17366446>Bluetooh cables aren’t expensive.</c17367546>网页链接>> The official price is about the same.</c17368160>Did Samsung flip the table after acquiring it? Telling consumers there’s still a profit margin selling "high-end" HiFi at one-tenth the price? Otherwise, why clear out stock so aggressively, even with 100,000 units? The domestic market trashes these headphones hard. Manufacturers trying to make money with high-status HiFi seem to go crazy buying paid commentators, releasing periodic videos to bash them. Without the noise, nobody would buy those overpriced headphones.</c17369306>What front-end device do you use to drive it?</c17369314>I'm debating whether to upgrade directly to the RS2x or try an in-ear monitor first?</c17369372>Tried it for you guys: plugging directly into an iPhone doesn’t work at all!</c17369515>Let me search on eBay.</c17369580>Just received mine today; using Q5K, it sounds pretty good!😁</c17369637>It's arrived, sounds good, definitely worth it for wired use. 电脑，ipad， iPhone都试过了，很棒，为什么下面很多评论说不行？

: >Sound perception is quite subjective; it's all about personal preference. Personally, I feel this is a good product, but times have changed, and it’s not as convenient as current portable Bluetooth earphones.</c17354187>Thank you for letting me know. </c17354131>The mid-range is recessed, not suitable for vocals.</c17354285>SK01 doesn't have a DAC chip; it's purely an amp and can be tuned. SK02 has a DAC chip and cannot be tuned. I personally recommend adding a bit to your budget and getting a $200-$300 USB-C DAC along with the SK01.</c17354494>How about making friends at $99?</c17354527>Either use Bluetooth or buy an adapter for wired usage.</c17354762>These comments are killing me with laughter!</c17355138>Got it, thanks!</c17355263>I haven't bought it, so I don't know, but it probably needs one. Bluetooth alone is definitely not enough.</c17355295>Changing a diaphragm costs only cents to a few RMB. The bulk of the cost is shipping and distribution. It's not worth it until you move to a higher-end model.</c17355343>If you don’t buy and I don’t buy, it’ll drop to $99 next year.</c17355423>It's it! And it can drop further!</c17355883>You can hear the difference even when connecting it to a phone.</c17356194>I just want to ask, how do you connect this to an iPhone?</c17356359>Bluetooth or an adapter. My left earbud keeps falling out.</c17356467>Do you need to carry a small box with this Bluetooth device?</c17357012>For all the enthusiasts out there, I haven't tried ultra-high-end in-ear monitors. If properly driven, does it sound much better than the Grado SR 125 headphone?</c17357181> It sounds like someone paid full price and feels slighted.</c17357193>I’ve bought three N5005s over time.</c17357622>Sounds too much effort. Has anyone compared this post-effort to the AirPods Pro/Max?</c17357739>High, but it can go lower.</c17357749>Beginner's first batch was $159, used for a few months. Personal impressions follow, hoping to help fellow novices. Using Bluetooth is inconvenient; AirPods Pro offers a better experience. On phones with a 3.5mm jack, I tried SONY, LG, Moto, and they sound better than AirPods Pro. If you can afford it, buy a reputable $100 amp; you’ll notice a real improvement. Haven't tried anything pricier. Don’t buy amps for $30-$50; don’t ask how I know this.</c17357954>Recommend an amp?</c17358857>Fiio Q15</c17359776>The Grado 125 can upgrade to the RS1e, but if you don’t have in-ear monitors, this is still a good choice.</c17360798>You could buy two and a half N5005s for that price.</c17361798>Wow! This feels like a concert experience!</c17362260>I’ll buy another if it’s $99, but could you change the Bluetooth connection to USB-C?</c17362736>Is Bluetooth any good?</c17363071>Man, I went bottom fishing at $300 but haven’t used it much.</c17363207>Bluetooth doesn't do justice for these headphones; they simply can't be driven properly.</c17365049>It's okay with regular Bluetooth; sound quality isn't as good as wired, but it’s passable.</c17365541>Mine has arrived, and at $139, it's pretty decent.</c17365559>Previously bought hi-fi headphones, but I found AirPods Pro, with noise cancellation, suits my usage scenarios best—just press a button and it’s instant silence, regardless of kids making noise around me.<c17365616>Are you asking them? 网页链接>> price dropped again! </c17366203>Upgrade the Bluetooth and I’ll buy it.</c17366386>Your device can filter vocals? Impressive!</c17366446>Bluetooh cables aren’t expensive.</c17367546>网页链接>> The official price is about the same.</c17368160>Did Samsung flip the table after acquiring it? Telling consumers there’s still a profit margin selling "high-end" HiFi at one-tenth the price? Otherwise, why clear out stock so aggressively, even with 100,000 units? The domestic market trashes these headphones hard. Manufacturers trying to make money with high-status HiFi seem to go crazy buying paid commentators, releasing periodic videos to bash them. Without the noise, nobody would buy those overpriced headphones.</c17369306>What front-end device do you use to drive it?</c17369314>I'm debating whether to upgrade directly to the RS2x or try an in-ear monitor first?</c17369372>Tried it for you guys: plugging directly into an iPhone doesn’t work at all!</c17369515>Let me search on eBay.</c17369580>Just received mine today; using Q5K, it sounds pretty good!😁 到货了，感觉不错，挺值的，有线用。

: >Sound perception is quite subjective; it's all about personal preference. Personally, I feel this is a good product, but times have changed, and it’s not as convenient as current portable Bluetooth earphones.</c17354187>Thank you for letting me know. </c17354131>The mid-range is recessed, not suitable for vocals.</c17354285>SK01 doesn't have a DAC chip; it's purely an amp and can be tuned. SK02 has a DAC chip and cannot be tuned. I personally recommend adding a bit to your budget and getting a $200-$300 USB-C DAC along with the SK01.</c17354494>How about making friends at $99?</c17354527>Either use Bluetooth or buy an adapter for wired usage.</c17354762>These comments are killing me with laughter!</c17355138>Got it, thanks!</c17355263>I haven't bought it, so I don't know, but it probably needs one. Bluetooth alone is definitely not enough.</c17355295>Changing a diaphragm costs only cents to a few RMB. The bulk of the cost is shipping and distribution. It's not worth it until you move to a higher-end model.</c17355343>If you don’t buy and I don’t buy, it’ll drop to $99 next year.</c17355423>It's it! And it can drop further!</c17355883>You can hear the difference even when connecting it to a phone.</c17356194>I just want to ask, how do you connect this to an iPhone?</c17356359>Bluetooth or an adapter. My left earbud keeps falling out.</c17356467>Do you need to carry a small box with this Bluetooth device?</c17357012>For all the enthusiasts out there, I haven't tried ultra-high-end in-ear monitors. If properly driven, does it sound much better than the Grado SR 125 headphone?</c17357181> It sounds like someone paid full price and feels slighted.</c17357193>I’ve bought three N5005s over time.</c17357622>Sounds too much effort. Has anyone compared this post-effort to the AirPods Pro/Max?</c17357739>High, but it can go lower.</c17357749>Beginner's first batch was $159, used for a few months. Personal impressions follow, hoping to help fellow novices. Using Bluetooth is inconvenient; AirPods Pro offers a better experience. On phones with a 3.5mm jack, I tried SONY, LG, Moto, and they sound better than AirPods Pro. If you can afford it, buy a reputable $100 amp; you’ll notice a real improvement. Haven't tried anything pricier. Don’t buy amps for $30-$50; don’t ask how I know this.</c17357954>Recommend an amp?</c17358857>Fiio Q15</c17359776>The Grado 125 can upgrade to the RS1e, but if you don’t have in-ear monitors, this is still a good choice.</c17360798>You could buy two and a half N5005s for that price.</c17361798>Wow! This feels like a concert experience!</c17362260>I’ll buy another if it’s $99, but could you change the Bluetooth connection to USB-C?</c17362736>Is Bluetooth any good?</c17363071>Man, I went bottom fishing at $300 but haven’t used it much.</c17363207>Bluetooth doesn't do justice for these headphones; they simply can't be driven properly.</c17365049>It's okay with regular Bluetooth; sound quality isn't as good as wired, but it’s passable.</c17365541>Mine has arrived, and at $139, it's pretty decent.</c17365559>Previously bought hi-fi headphones, but I found AirPods Pro, with noise cancellation, suits my usage scenarios best—just press a button and it’s instant silence, regardless of kids making noise around me.<c17365616>Are you asking them? 网页链接>> price dropped again! </c17366203>Upgrade the Bluetooth and I’ll buy it.</c17366386>Your device can filter vocals? Impressive!</c17366446>Bluetooh cables aren’t expensive.</c17367546>网页链接>> The official price is about the same.</c17368160>Did Samsung flip the table after acquiring it? Telling consumers there’s still a profit margin selling "high-end" HiFi at one-tenth the price? Otherwise, why clear out stock so aggressively, even with 100,000 units? The domestic market trashes these headphones hard. Manufacturers trying to make money with high-status HiFi seem to go crazy buying paid commentators, releasing periodic videos to bash them. Without the noise, nobody would buy those overpriced headphones.</c17369306>What front-end device do you use to drive it?</c17369314>I'm debating whether to upgrade directly to the RS2x or try an in-ear monitor first?</c17369372>Tried it for you guys: plugging directly into an iPhone doesn’t work at all!</c17369515>Let me search on eBay. 今天刚收到 用q5k推 感觉非常不错！😁

: >Sound perception is quite subjective; it's all about personal preference. Personally, I feel this is a good product, but times have changed, and it’s not as convenient as current portable Bluetooth earphones.</c17354187>Thank you for letting me know. </c17354131>The mid-range is recessed, not suitable for vocals.</c17354285>SK01 doesn't have a DAC chip; it's purely an amp and can be tuned. SK02 has a DAC chip and cannot be tuned. I personally recommend adding a bit to your budget and getting a $200-$300 USB-C DAC along with the SK01.</c17354494>How about making friends at $99?</c17354527>Either use Bluetooth or buy an adapter for wired usage.</c17354762>These comments are killing me with laughter!</c17355138>Got it, thanks!</c17355263>I haven't bought it, so I don't know, but it probably needs one. Bluetooth alone is definitely not enough.</c17355295>Changing a diaphragm costs only cents to a few RMB. The bulk of the cost is shipping and distribution. It's not worth it until you move to a higher-end model.</c17355343>If you don’t buy and I don’t buy, it’ll drop to $99 next year.</c17355423>It's it! And it can drop further!</c17355883>You can hear the difference even when connecting it to a phone.</c17356194>I just want to ask, how do you connect this to an iPhone?</c17356359>Bluetooth or an adapter. My left earbud keeps falling out.</c17356467>Do you need to carry a small box with this Bluetooth device?</c17357012>For all the enthusiasts out there, I haven't tried ultra-high-end in-ear monitors. If properly driven, does it sound much better than the Grado SR 125 headphone?</c17357181> It sounds like someone paid full price and feels slighted.</c17357193>I’ve bought three N5005s over time.</c17357622>Sounds too much effort. Has anyone compared this post-effort to the AirPods Pro/Max?</c17357739>High, but it can go lower.</c17357749>Beginner's first batch was $159, used for a few months. Personal impressions follow, hoping to help fellow novices. Using Bluetooth is inconvenient; AirPods Pro offers a better experience. On phones with a 3.5mm jack, I tried SONY, LG, Moto, and they sound better than AirPods Pro. If you can afford it, buy a reputable $100 amp; you’ll notice a real improvement. Haven't tried anything pricier. Don’t buy amps for $30-$50; don’t ask how I know this.</c17357954>Recommend an amp?</c17358857>Fiio Q15</c17359776>The Grado 125 can upgrade to the RS1e, but if you don’t have in-ear monitors, this is still a good choice.</c17360798>You could buy two and a half N5005s for that price.</c17361798>Wow! This feels like a concert experience!</c17362260>I’ll buy another if it’s $99, but could you change the Bluetooth connection to USB-C?</c17362736>Is Bluetooth any good?</c17363071>Man, I went bottom fishing at $300 but haven’t used it much.</c17363207>Bluetooth doesn't do justice for these headphones; they simply can't be driven properly.</c17365049>It's okay with regular Bluetooth; sound quality isn't as good as wired, but it’s passable.</c17365541>Mine has arrived, and at $139, it's pretty decent.</c17365559>Previously bought hi-fi headphones, but I found AirPods Pro, with noise cancellation, suits my usage scenarios best—just press a button and it’s instant silence, regardless of kids making noise around me.<c17365616>Are you asking them? 网页链接>> price dropped again! </c17366203>Upgrade the Bluetooth and I’ll buy it.</c17366386>Your device can filter vocals? Impressive!</c17366446>Bluetooh cables aren’t expensive.</c17367546>网页链接>> The official price is about the same.</c17368160>Did Samsung flip the table after acquiring it? Telling consumers there’s still a profit margin selling "high-end" HiFi at one-tenth the price? Otherwise, why clear out stock so aggressively, even with 100,000 units? The domestic market trashes these headphones hard. Manufacturers trying to make money with high-status HiFi seem to go crazy buying paid commentators, releasing periodic videos to bash them. Without the noise, nobody would buy those overpriced headphones.</c17369306>What front-end device do you use to drive it?</c17369314>I'm debating whether to upgrade directly to the RS2x or try an in-ear monitor first?</c17369372>Tried it for you guys: plugging directly into an iPhone doesn’t work at all! 等我ebay搜一下

: >Sound perception is quite subjective; it's all about personal preference. Personally, I feel this is a good product, but times have changed, and it’s not as convenient as current portable Bluetooth earphones.</c17354187>Thank you for letting me know. </c17354131>The mid-range is recessed, not suitable for vocals.</c17354285>SK01 doesn't have a DAC chip; it's purely an amp and can be tuned. SK02 has a DAC chip and cannot be tuned. I personally recommend adding a bit to your budget and getting a $200-$300 USB-C DAC along with the SK01.</c17354494>How about making friends at $99?</c17354527>Either use Bluetooth or buy an adapter for wired usage.</c17354762>These comments are killing me with laughter!</c17355138>Got it, thanks!</c17355263>I haven't bought it, so I don't know, but it probably needs one. Bluetooth alone is definitely not enough.</c17355295>Changing a diaphragm costs only cents to a few RMB. The bulk of the cost is shipping and distribution. It's not worth it until you move to a higher-end model.</c17355343>If you don’t buy and I don’t buy, it’ll drop to $99 next year.</c17355423>It's it! And it can drop further!</c17355883>You can hear the difference even when connecting it to a phone.</c17356194>I just want to ask, how do you connect this to an iPhone?</c17356359>Bluetooth or an adapter. My left earbud keeps falling out.</c17356467>Do you need to carry a small box with this Bluetooth device?</c17357012>For all the enthusiasts out there, I haven't tried ultra-high-end in-ear monitors. If properly driven, does it sound much better than the Grado SR 125 headphone?</c17357181> It sounds like someone paid full price and feels slighted.</c17357193>I’ve bought three N5005s over time.</c17357622>Sounds too much effort. Has anyone compared this post-effort to the AirPods Pro/Max?</c17357739>High, but it can go lower.</c17357749>Beginner's first batch was $159, used for a few months. Personal impressions follow, hoping to help fellow novices. Using Bluetooth is inconvenient; AirPods Pro offers a better experience. On phones with a 3.5mm jack, I tried SONY, LG, Moto, and they sound better than AirPods Pro. If you can afford it, buy a reputable $100 amp; you’ll notice a real improvement. Haven't tried anything pricier. Don’t buy amps for $30-$50; don’t ask how I know this.</c17357954>Recommend an amp?</c17358857>Fiio Q15</c17359776>The Grado 125 can upgrade to the RS1e, but if you don’t have in-ear monitors, this is still a good choice.</c17360798>You could buy two and a half N5005s for that price.</c17361798>Wow! This feels like a concert experience!</c17362260>I’ll buy another if it’s $99, but could you change the Bluetooth connection to USB-C?</c17362736>Is Bluetooth any good?</c17363071>Man, I went bottom fishing at $300 but haven’t used it much.</c17363207>Bluetooth doesn't do justice for these headphones; they simply can't be driven properly.</c17365049>It's okay with regular Bluetooth; sound quality isn't as good as wired, but it’s passable.</c17365541>Mine has arrived, and at $139, it's pretty decent.</c17365559>Previously bought hi-fi headphones, but I found AirPods Pro, with noise cancellation, suits my usage scenarios best—just press a button and it’s instant silence, regardless of kids making noise around me.<c17365616>Are you asking them? 网页链接>> price dropped again! </c17366203>Upgrade the Bluetooth and I’ll buy it.</c17366386>Your device can filter vocals? Impressive!</c17366446>Bluetooh cables aren’t expensive.</c17367546>网页链接>> The official price is about the same.</c17368160>Did Samsung flip the table after acquiring it? Telling consumers there’s still a profit margin selling "high-end" HiFi at one-tenth the price? Otherwise, why clear out stock so aggressively, even with 100,000 units? The domestic market trashes these headphones hard. Manufacturers trying to make money with high-status HiFi seem to go crazy buying paid commentators, releasing periodic videos to bash them. Without the noise, nobody would buy those overpriced headphones.</c17369306>What front-end device do you use to drive it?</c17369314>I'm debating whether to upgrade directly to the RS2x or try an in-ear monitor first? 替你们试了，直插iPhone，完全不行！

: >Sound perception is quite subjective; it's all about personal preference. Personally, I feel this is a good product, but times have changed, and it’s not as convenient as current portable Bluetooth earphones.</c17354187>Thank you for letting me know. </c17354131>The mid-range is recessed, not suitable for vocals.</c17354285>SK01 doesn't have a DAC chip; it's purely an amp and can be tuned. SK02 has a DAC chip and cannot be tuned. I personally recommend adding a bit to your budget and getting a $200-$300 USB-C DAC along with the SK01.</c17354494>How about making friends at $99?</c17354527>Either use Bluetooth or buy an adapter for wired usage.</c17354762>These comments are killing me with laughter!</c17355138>Got it, thanks!</c17355263>I haven't bought it, so I don't know, but it probably needs one. Bluetooth alone is definitely not enough.</c17355295>Changing a diaphragm costs only cents to a few RMB. The bulk of the cost is shipping and distribution. It's not worth it until you move to a higher-end model.</c17355343>If you don’t buy and I don’t buy, it’ll drop to $99 next year.</c17355423>It's it! And it can drop further!</c17355883>You can hear the difference even when connecting it to a phone.</c17356194>I just want to ask, how do you connect this to an iPhone?</c17356359>Bluetooth or an adapter. My left earbud keeps falling out.</c17356467>Do you need to carry a small box with this Bluetooth device?</c17357012>For all the enthusiasts out there, I haven't tried ultra-high-end in-ear monitors. If properly driven, does it sound much better than the Grado SR 125 headphone?</c17357181> It sounds like someone paid full price and feels slighted.</c17357193>I’ve bought three N5005s over time.</c17357622>Sounds too much effort. Has anyone compared this post-effort to the AirPods Pro/Max?</c17357739>High, but it can go lower.</c17357749>Beginner's first batch was $159, used for a few months. Personal impressions follow, hoping to help fellow novices. Using Bluetooth is inconvenient; AirPods Pro offers a better experience. On phones with a 3.5mm jack, I tried SONY, LG, Moto, and they sound better than AirPods Pro. If you can afford it, buy a reputable $100 amp; you’ll notice a real improvement. Haven't tried anything pricier. Don’t buy amps for $30-$50; don’t ask how I know this.</c17357954>Recommend an amp?</c17358857>Fiio Q15</c17359776>The Grado 125 can upgrade to the RS1e, but if you don’t have in-ear monitors, this is still a good choice.</c17360798>You could buy two and a half N5005s for that price.</c17361798>Wow! This feels like a concert experience!</c17362260>I’ll buy another if it’s $99, but could you change the Bluetooth connection to USB-C?</c17362736>Is Bluetooth any good?</c17363071>Man, I went bottom fishing at $300 but haven’t used it much.</c17363207>Bluetooth doesn't do justice for these headphones; they simply can't be driven properly.</c17365049>It's okay with regular Bluetooth; sound quality isn't as good as wired, but it’s passable.</c17365541>Mine has arrived, and at $139, it's pretty decent.</c17365559>Previously bought hi-fi headphones, but I found AirPods Pro, with noise cancellation, suits my usage scenarios best—just press a button and it’s instant silence, regardless of kids making noise around me.<c17365616>Are you asking them? 网页链接>> price dropped again! </c17366203>Upgrade the Bluetooth and I’ll buy it.</c17366386>Your device can filter vocals? Impressive!</c17366446>Bluetooh cables aren’t expensive.</c17367546>网页链接>> The official price is about the same. 被三星收购后这是掀桌子了？告诉消费者所谓的高端HiFi一折都有得赚。不然哪有清仓快清到10W的？国内黑这个耳机黑的老狠了，想要HiFi高身价赚钱的一批厂商估计买水军都都买疯了，隔一段时间出个视频黑一下。不黑国内这些垃圾溢价耳机估计要没人买。

: >Sound perception is quite subjective; it's all about personal preference. Personally, I feel this is a good product, but times have changed, and it’s not as convenient as current portable Bluetooth earphones.</c17354187>Thank you for letting me know. </c17354131>The mid-range is recessed, not suitable for vocals.</c17354285>SK01 doesn't have a DAC chip; it's purely an amp and can be tuned. SK02 has a DAC chip and cannot be tuned. I personally recommend adding a bit to your budget and getting a $200-$300 USB-C DAC along with the SK01.</c17354494>How about making friends at $99?</c17354527>Either use Bluetooth or buy an adapter for wired usage.</c17354762>These comments are killing me with laughter!</c17355138>Got it, thanks!</c17355263>I haven't bought it, so I don't know, but it probably needs one. Bluetooth alone is definitely not enough.</c17355295>Changing a diaphragm costs only cents to a few RMB. The bulk of the cost is shipping and distribution. It's not worth it until you move to a higher-end model.</c17355343>If you don’t buy and I don’t buy, it’ll drop to $99 next year.</c17355423>It's it! And it can drop further!</c17355883>You can hear the difference even when connecting it to a phone.</c17356194>I just want to ask, how do you connect this to an iPhone?</c17356359>Bluetooth or an adapter. My left earbud keeps falling out.</c17356467>Do you need to carry a small box with this Bluetooth device?</c17357012>For all the enthusiasts out there, I haven't tried ultra-high-end in-ear monitors. If properly driven, does it sound much better than the Grado SR 125 headphone?</c17357181> It sounds like someone paid full price and feels slighted.</c17357193>I’ve bought three N5005s over time.</c17357622>Sounds too much effort. Has anyone compared this post-effort to the AirPods Pro/Max?</c17357739>High, but it can go lower.</c17357749>Beginner's first batch was $159, used for a few months. Personal impressions follow, hoping to help fellow novices. Using Bluetooth is inconvenient; AirPods Pro offers a better experience. On phones with a 3.5mm jack, I tried SONY, LG, Moto, and they sound better than AirPods Pro. If you can afford it, buy a reputable $100 amp; you’ll notice a real improvement. Haven't tried anything pricier. Don’t buy amps for $30-$50; don’t ask how I know this.</c17357954>Recommend an amp?</c17358857>Fiio Q15</c17359776>The Grado 125 can upgrade to the RS1e, but if you don’t have in-ear monitors, this is still a good choice.</c17360798>You could buy two and a half N5005s for that price.</c17361798>Wow! This feels like a concert experience!</c17362260>I’ll buy another if it’s $99, but could you change the Bluetooth connection to USB-C?</c17362736>Is Bluetooth any good?</c17363071>Man, I went bottom fishing at $300 but haven’t used it much.</c17363207>Bluetooth doesn't do justice for these headphones; they simply can't be driven properly.</c17365049>It's okay with regular Bluetooth; sound quality isn't as good as wired, but it’s passable.</c17365541>Mine has arrived, and at $139, it's pretty decent.</c17365559>Previously bought hi-fi headphones, but I found AirPods Pro, with noise cancellation, suits my usage scenarios best—just press a button and it’s instant silence, regardless of kids making noise around me.<c17365616>Are you asking them? 网页链接>> price dropped again! </c17366203>Upgrade the Bluetooth and I’ll buy it.</c17366386>Your device can filter vocals? Impressive!</c17366446>Bluetooh cables aren’t expensive. 网页链接>> 官网价也差不多啊

: >Sound perception is quite subjective; it's all about personal preference. Personally, I feel this is a good product, but times have changed, and it’s not as convenient as current portable Bluetooth earphones.</c17354187>Thank you for letting me know. </c17354131>The mid-range is recessed, not suitable for vocals.</c17354285>SK01 doesn't have a DAC chip; it's purely an amp and can be tuned. SK02 has a DAC chip and cannot be tuned. I personally recommend adding a bit to your budget and getting a $200-$300 USB-C DAC along with the SK01.</c17354494>How about making friends at $99?</c17354527>Either use Bluetooth or buy an adapter for wired usage.</c17354762>These comments are killing me with laughter!</c17355138>Got it, thanks!</c17355263>I haven't bought it, so I don't know, but it probably needs one. Bluetooth alone is definitely not enough.</c17355295>Changing a diaphragm costs only cents to a few RMB. The bulk of the cost is shipping and distribution. It's not worth it until you move to a higher-end model.</c17355343>If you don’t buy and I don’t buy, it’ll drop to $99 next year.</c17355423>It's it! And it can drop further!</c17355883>You can hear the difference even when connecting it to a phone.</c17356194>I just want to ask, how do you connect this to an iPhone?</c17356359>Bluetooth or an adapter. My left earbud keeps falling out.</c17356467>Do you need to carry a small box with this Bluetooth device?</c17357012>For all the enthusiasts out there, I haven't tried ultra-high-end in-ear monitors. If properly driven, does it sound much better than the Grado SR 125 headphone?</c17357181> It sounds like someone paid full price and feels slighted.</c17357193>I’ve bought three N5005s over time.</c17357622>Sounds too much effort. Has anyone compared this post-effort to the AirPods Pro/Max?</c17357739>High, but it can go lower.</c17357749>Beginner's first batch was $159, used for a few months. Personal impressions follow, hoping to help fellow novices. Using Bluetooth is inconvenient; AirPods Pro offers a better experience. On phones with a 3.5mm jack, I tried SONY, LG, Moto, and they sound better than AirPods Pro. If you can afford it, buy a reputable $100 amp; you’ll notice a real improvement. Haven't tried anything pricier. Don’t buy amps for $30-$50; don’t ask how I know this.</c17357954>Recommend an amp?</c17358857>Fiio Q15</c17359776>The Grado 125 can upgrade to the RS1e, but if you don’t have in-ear monitors, this is still a good choice.</c17360798>You could buy two and a half N5005s for that price.</c17361798>Wow! This feels like a concert experience!</c17362260>I’ll buy another if it’s $99, but could you change the Bluetooth connection to USB-C?</c17362736>Is Bluetooth any good?</c17363071>Man, I went bottom fishing at $300 but haven’t used it much.</c17363207>Bluetooth doesn't do justice for these headphones; they simply can't be driven properly.</c17365049>It's okay with regular Bluetooth; sound quality isn't as good as wired, but it’s passable.</c17365541>Mine has arrived, and at $139, it's pretty decent.</c17365559>Previously bought hi-fi headphones, but I found AirPods Pro, with noise cancellation, suits my usage scenarios best—just press a button and it’s instant silence, regardless of kids making noise around me.<c17365616>Are you asking them? 网页链接>> price dropped again! 升级下蓝牙就买