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.
I didn’t expect much from Myer Audio, and I didn’t really follow their work. My loss!
I’m watching products of the EPZ company with interest — at least because I see a certain logic, a certain vector and progress in what they’re doing.
The HiFiGo store approached me with a proposal to write a review on Juzear × Z Reviews Defiant in-ear monitors. “Monkey see monkey do, huh?”, I thought and agreed.
The KeepHiFi store decided to send me KBEAR earphones for a review. I got interested in it and agreed.
The Meteor’s release turned out to be suspiciously quiet. Last year, the same thing happened to Concerto: the model happened to be so disappointing that it was almost immediately discontinued and moved from the category of headphones to one of audiophile oddities. So, it seemed to me at some point that Meteor had suffered the same fate.
