At the end of December, Kiwi Ears wrote me an email with an assertive partnership proposal. They were offering different things, I was being picky, but they didn’t have all the models available to send to reviewers. We settled on Aether as a middle ground that suited both me and them.
In 2025, Hisenior released only 2 new headphone models. Mega7 is what we’ll talk about today.
I bought these in-ears 2 hours after I got to know them. I put them in my ears, and two hours later I was already discussing whether the reader who sent them to me was actually ready to sell them and for how much.
The KeepHiFi store suggested that I write a review of KBEAR Tourbillon Pro earphones. I agreed because KBEAR people are doing their best.
For some reason, I was particularly eager for these headphones. The Moondrop team has been training in making planars for only the second year, but they seem to be doing it quite consciously. Therefore, my personal expectations were high, especially because Laputa has become the ‘second most expensive’ model, leaving Cosmo in the first place.
I didn’t expect much from Myer Audio, and I didn’t really follow their work. My loss!
Sometimes I just want a little audiophile miracle.
Most TWS earphones sound disgusting. I stated this 5 years ago, and nothing has changed in these 5 years: everything ‘true wireless’ that came into my hands by accident (like, a colleague let me try it on) sounded very, very bad. However, there were always some people who would appear in the comments section with a take like “why are you messing with your wires when there are OK wireless models?”
An unusual “very Nothing” design, decent battery life, and, most importantly, an 8-point parametric equalizer! I immediately grabbed the white ones. That’s what we’ll be talking about today.
