Best Tin HiFi IEMs

Tin Hifi C3

Tin Hifi P1 Max

• Jays Audio: Mid-centric, relaxing, warm, airy, comforting. Very unique listening experience. Could use better separation/resolution and bass slam.
• Precogvision: Probably the weak link out of the planar resurgence.
• Shuwa-T: Comment: A blank slate that can be EQ-ed to oblivion, even more so than timeless and s12.  The only neutral planar so far from planar wars, with much improved tonality and technicalities over its predecessors  Clarity from instrument separation lacks as a result of flatter fr

TinHifi T7

• Jays Audio: Harman 2019
• Super* Review: Aggressive V-shape with hard-hitting bass—punchy and dynamic. Can get fatiguing, and vocals verge on sibilant at times.

Tin Hifi T4

• Crin: A worthy successor to the legendary GR07.
• Precogvision: Solid tuning and technical chops for the price, not much to complain about here.
• Shuwa-T: Comment: Neutral and inoffensive.  Decent tuning  Limited by technical performance
• Drew / Audionotions: Like C3 with slightly better technicalities. Fit on C3 is better. Can't really justify the price increase over C3. Previously Owned

Tin Hifi P1 Plus

• Nymz: Needs EQ. After EQ is fine but other planars exist. Great choice if you love to play around with EQ and fit it to your target. Falls short to the newly arrived planar offers.

Tin Hifi P1

• Crin: One of the rare few IEM-style planars with proper tonal balance without EQ, but lacking detail retrieval.
• Shuwa-T: Comment: Screams for EQ, screams for desktop amps/dedicated daps.  Unacceptable tuning, extremely power hungry

Tin Hifi T2 Plus

• Crin: A solidly-tuned, inoffensive signature with middling technicalities.

Tin Hifi T3

• Crin: Somewhat generic hybrid signature, tuned well with good transient ability.

Tin Hifi C5

• Jays Audio: A harman/df or waner with a better driver, and more vocal emphasis.

Tin Hifi T2

• Crin: Well-balanced tuning and an all-rounder signature that works for most.

TinHifi Dudu

• Jays Audio: Least planar, almost doesn't sound like one. 3K gain can be a bit much, tech very similar as the other ones.
• Jaytiss: A few minor issues, but still a good value little set.
• Super* Review: Not really good looking IEM and not very much in the sound which I like

TINHIFI T5S

• Jays Audio: A good bassy set. Great low-end texture and slam. Forward bass presentation (bass in your face). Heavier than Legato but not as well-controlled and open.
• Jaytiss: Great tonal balance, only lacks in imaging and highs.

TinHifi T4

• Jays Audio: A harman/df or waner with a better driver.
• Precogvision: Solid tuning and technical chops for the price, not much to complain about here.

Tin Hifi T3 Plus

• Drew / Audionotions: Timbre is wrong. Sounded like cotton balls were shoved in my ears. Muffled sounding. Maybe I had a bad unit or they are just incompatible with my HRTF but I did not like these at all. Subject to...

TinHifi C2 Mech Warrior

• Tim Tuned:  Relatively well tuned slight V-shape signature  Distracting cymbals
• Drew / Audionotions: Surprisingly decent technicalities for the price. Pretty well tuned throughout harsh in the upper registers. However, they are fatiguing to me and even caused a headache, but if you're okay with that...

TinHifi C3

• Jays Audio: Another one
• Drew / Audionotions: Nicely balanced with slightly forward upper mids. Surprising that I liked this given what I felt for the T3+. This is better for me by a ton. Makes me wonder if I received a bad T3+. Bass extends...

TinHifi T4 Plus

• Jays Audio: A bright harman/df, and brigther T4.
• Jaytiss: Decent iem for a bud sytle iem. Not terrible. Last iem I buy off a Z-review.
• Tim Tuned:  Relatively well tuned slight V-shape signature  Slightly distracting cymbals

Tin Hifi T4 Plus

TinHifi T2 MK2

• Jaytiss: The overall tone isn't bad, but didn't take EQ well.

Tin Hifi T5

• Crin: Generic V-shape tuning with middling technicalities.

TinHifi T5

• Jays Audio: A bright v-shaped harman/df, and a T4 Plus with more uppermids focus.
• Precogvision: Not the upgrade from the T4 that audiophiles wanted. Tin's regression to the common denominator.

Tin Hifi T2 Evo

Tinhifi T3+

• Jays Audio: Another one
• Precogvision: Low-level detailing and cheap timbre from the midrange and up with barely passable tonal balance.
• Shuwa-T: Comment: Too warm.  Decent bass response, warm and relaxing  Clarity and resolution, higher frequencies are not as defined