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Aful Explorer

Jays Audio: High volume set, very immersive, scales great with no sharpness, wide staging, enough detail/extension, good bass, just crank it up and enjoy the music.
Gizaudio Axel: Perfect for rock and metal. Smooth, relaxing tuning, great bass with good slam, rich mid-range, safe treble. Upper mids may be too relaxed for some, treble is a bit dark.
Jaytiss: The mids still upset me, but it sounds magical.
Precogvision: Smooth sounding but lack of treble extension leads to low-level detail.
Super* Review: Relaxed upper mid-range. Vocals sound a little bit more forward than instruments. Smooth treble performance.
Smirk Audio: Smirk Audio rated Aful Explorer with a score of 6.8/10 without adding a comment.
Shuwa-T: Shuwa-T rated Aful Explorer with a score of 6.4/10 without adding a comment.
Z-Reviews: Aful Explorer hits way, way above its bracket. Tuning snaps into focus with impact , cohesion , and smoothness that feel “stupid good” for $120 —the kind of price that triggers a...
Audionotions: Relaxed and fun. Easy to listen to. A bit darker than my preferrd signature but I enjoyed this quite a bit.
Head-Fi.org: 28 community members have rated the AFUL Explorer at an average of 4.3/5 on Head-Fi. Overall sentiment: Excellent.
Audio Amigo: An amazing hybrid. Trades blows with the S08. Gorgeous Shells
Kois Archive: Rating: A- | Value: ⭐⭐ | Gaming: 🎮 | Comfort: 8 wide and unique warm tuning relaxed vocals and treble
ATechReviews: AFUL Explorer is a $120 hybrid that combines powerful, textured bass, smooth non fatiguing mids and treble, and strong technical performance that rivals more expensive sets. Downsides are a sparse... Powerful textured bass with zero bleed, smooth non shouty mids and treble, strong technical performance and a very small, comfortable shell. Sparse accessories, generic tips, non modular cable and an intimate stage that may feel too closed in for some listeners.
Audio-In Reviews: AFUL Explorer offers a natural, slightly warm tuning with strong sub bass, smooth non fatiguing treble and very solid value around the 100 dollar mark, held back mainly by modest stage size, relaxed... Natural slightly warm tuning with strong dynamic bass, smooth controlled treble and one of the most balanced overall presentations in the current 100 dollar class. Bass bleed into the lower mids, relaxed vocal presence, narrow stage and limited upper treble air prevent the Explorer from reaching truly standout technical performance.