I have the T10s and i can confirm this review describes them perfectly, these are a steal at $60...if i paid $200 for these i would have no complaints, the sound quality is that good
I find they have what I would call a sucked out midrange. But see I've been listening to Hexa and Red. The Artti has noticeably more resolution. It's just fun to spend this little and get another flavor.
Picked a set of these off of AliEx for $50, delivered. Still scratching my head as to why these are priced at levels far below their performance. No complaints...it's one hell of a deal! Get these and you can pretty much stop and focus investments on accessories (wireless, DAC/Amps, etc.) and quality content! They are really that good!
Interesting IEM, Akros! Thank you for the review! Much appreciate the consistency of your efforts and the amount of passion you put into your review videos. I come to IEMs from a self-recording musician’s perspective. I find your opinions and observations on most IEMs quite sensible. Hope more people watch and recognise your work. Good luck, my friend.
An excellent review. Definitely one of the most objective reviewers, and a trusted reviewer. I do have the T10, it was not an immediate buy cos its definitely NOT a budget IEM, and my thoughts are: Wide, Slightly Dark, Brilliant, Smooth. Acoustic. This is the most enjoyable and accurate IEM I have ever heard. If you put in the work, it provides such a realistic and analytical result, and even things like listening to RUclips videos, is so much more articulate and enjoyable, and intelligible, with this IEM. Highly recommended. Pros : 1. Smooth and Extended Top End. 2. Very good transients 3. A bass region that is unforgettable - You get an exaggerated sense of cues like room reverb/artificial reverb, in a recording. GIves you the impression that you have a subwoofer in place - not overdone, a tight sub bass sound. (but it does not add bass, only emphasizes the bass in the audio, only if there is bass.) 4. Accurate High frequencies - same thing, emphasizes them only if they exist in the audio, making them immediately audible, If they are there, you will hear them, with ease, and you will hear treble that will surprise you - like wow - is this how treble is supposed to sound? But only if its there. It is like an analytical tool, show you what is there, in a way that other IEMs may not. 5. Excellent transitions, from bass to mids, to highs. Everything sounds cohesive and organic, and non fatiguing. 6. Very Accurate and True, it shows you what is in the audio, and some music you revered my be exposed as not exactly as fantastic as you remember, and others will become even more fantastic as their better quality of recording and production/mastering is revealed. Good resolution, without getting into fatiguing territory. Solid Presentation. Many things which sounded brighter on another IEM, just sound so much smoother on this, the mid bass and mids are so seamless, natural, and nothing sticks out, in the entire frequency range, in other words this does very little to colour the audio. Sounds like a well tuned, bass solid, mids solid, and non fatiguing high end. Makes you appreciate the huge difference between tracks by different artists, and different tracks on the same album. 7. Very sensitive to volume. While it does very well at low volumes, for ambient listening in the background, it encourages you to volume match every track, manually, to bring each track to the a similar listening level, to get the best from it. This is not for the casual listener., This is for an accomplished listener who knows about the Fletcher Munsen hearing phenomena. 8. Great soundstage - Left to Right. 9. Amazing layering - of near and far instruments. 10. Positioning - easy to pinpoint where in the stereo field everything is. 11. Excellent value for money 12. Intimate - seemingly more accurate rendition of vocals. Very easy to hear what the singer is saying. e.g in rap vocals and all vocals. 13. Great separation of every element in the mix. 14. Superb Dynamics - things jump out at you, and surprise you. Lively. 15. Comes with excellent case and packaging 16. Comes with a really good looking cable, that should last another 500 years, and remain intact. 17. Looks like an IEM that will retain all of its original cosmetic quality, for the next 50 years 18. Sounds great from the get go, needs some burn in, sounds even better, with a bit of EQ to correct any minor excesses, gets even better. Takes to EQ very well. 19. An IEM you can listen to for hours and hours, once you get used to it. 20. If there is any harshness, its from the recording! not this IEM, which only portrays what is there. But it will show you every flaw, very accurate, do not buy unless you want to hear the truth. This is the real Truth Hear. Unfortunately it shows you which labels have gone the extra mile with their recordings and mixing and mastering, so a lot of good music, will not sound as good as we think it should, cos not enough effort has been put into the recording and mixing.!! Music still sounds great, but this IEM separates the men from the boys. 21 This is the kind of IEM that will force you to upgrade your listening sources, so you can hear the best version of each track you listen to. Differences between different editions of tracks on streaming media are revealed starkly. 22. This is the IEM for anyone wanting to move forward from the budget sub $30 category, without spending a fortune. Sound as good as IEM;s in the $100 to $200 range. A bargain, if you buy on sale. Cons 1. Some may not like the look 2. Insufficient number and style of tips that come with the IEM, I had to use the tips that came with another IEM, to get a good fit 3. Very Very sensitive to sealing, insertion depth, and any lack of sealing. This IEM needs to be properly sealed. 4. Its nozzle is a bt short and also a bit larger than other IEM's so the shell tends to be right against the outer ear, which may take a bit of getting used to. Initial soreness, from the cable behind the ears, the need to have a good nozzle seal, and the shell rubbing against the outer ear, caused some initial soreness. 5. Getting this to sound right, is a delicate dance between choice of ear tips, placement i.e insertion depth, and volume/level management. Every slight change in any of these has a discernible impact on what you are hearing. Every millimeter change in size of ear tips or insertion depth and every dB or half dB change in volume, is immediately apparent. This is NOT an IEM for newbies, but anyone who will take the time to learn how to get it sounding its best, will be rewarded with the most engaging immersive, enjoyable music, that makes you want to listen to your favourite well produced music, over and over and over again. You MUST invest the time to EQ it properly, to extrude the best from it. 6. Having said all that, this has a fantastic balance of everything you need, but does not stray too much in any direction. So it needs a user who is patient to learn what natural sound is like, if you are transitioning from V shaped, Bright Etymotic style, or Bass Head presentation, This has a slight V, with emphasis on the Bass - but clean bass - NOT Bass like Beats by Dr Dre. This will be an education in listening, cos you will hear many things, you have never heard before, the separation will take a while to get used to. I think it will take about a month, to fully appreciate what is on offer here. It reminds me of old Hi fi speakers and how you need to put a bit of effort into placing them properly in the room, and set them up properly. This is the same. Takes effort to setup, but once that is done after about a week or two of gradual changes, you arrive at a place that is unique to this IEM - great accurate, non fatiguing and True sound, seamless connection, life like, from Bass to Treble, very cohesive, and natural sounding. 7. A lot of music will sound a bit dull and bland, and not as spectacular as when you heard them on other IEM's. But this IEM brings you closer to whatever the TRUTH is., with a definite emphasis on the bass. How some could want more bass than this, is mind blowing, This IEM does not lack in bass, in any way. Timing inaccuracies, frequency imbalances, room reverb in spoken word videos on RUclips, this IEM will reveal everything, more than many other IEMs. 8. Easy to insert them too deep, and it becomes a bit too bassy.
@@okay1904 great post! Agree with almost everything except the top much bass with deep insertion. Lol. I get them as deep as possible to get as much bass as poaaibme. I have changed from narrow to wide bore, Tri Clarion tips. I think you may have left out they need extra power for the magic to fully come out. They go from good to phenomenonal. To improve aesthetics, I've painted mine a few times now. 😁
I love my T10, it has something pretty special for the price for sure. Upgraded to the artti clear cable and what a great combo. I may have found my under 300 end game planar.
The shell looks very much like the LETSHUOER D13, which makes sense since Artti is their other brand. I have the S12 and after a year or so, I modded it ( Shortbus style ). The fact that T10 has rumbly sub-bass out of the box is commendable, not many planars do that.
Thank you Tony. Your recommendations are particularly valuable. My wallet however is horribly suspicious of me watching any of your videos. I also prefered P1 Max and Wu Zetian over the other planars I've heard. P1 Max suffered from poor response from some reviewers during the Dioko hype train. It deserved better!
It can help maybe to reinforce the shell, so the sound can be a little bit tighter 😁. I still say gimme as much metal as I can handle on my shells LOL. 5:00
P1 max at 80$ is no brainer...little picky in terms of cable and tips , but when you found right one satisfaction is guaranteed...I use P1 max with S12 cable & tips + bass boost 6db...and there is no need to buy Canon.
It's really nice the way it's tuned but I went ahead and eqD it to Michael Bruce's Dick Magician (by eyeing Paul Wasabis squig graph) and ZEX. Played around with a few different versions til I found a few tunings that made my ears happy. All I have to say is WOW! This IEM already has a good bass but there is definitely magic happening with the mid bass hump/arc. It thickens up the bass and makes the male vocals sound more on point with all the airiness and details still shining. I love my sub base so I'm still trying to wrap my head around the hump actually making the sub bass come alive. I love EQ but I'm total amateur level, no fancy software, just using squig and wavelet. Haven't even tip rolled for the new tune or hooked up the amp yet and it sounds amazing! I listen on G7 Thinq with quad dac.
@@nicolasduarte8832 They do have a fun "musical sound". The bass punch is good, there is plenty of detail and a good sense of openness. I mainly listen to rock, trance, pop, reggae and house music. I could say that the T10 are amazing all-rounders.
Just got mine today and boy are they ugly! Look and feel even cheaper than I expected. lol. They are feather light. Changing the cable added some much needed color and helped a lot with the astherics!! Cable has been donated to my Bl03s. Sound is great but being my first planar I do miss the DD bass!!! If this is a bassy planar then it will be my only planar unless they start going hybrid. The mids and vocals sound amazing. Update - next day tip rolled until I found the bass! Whoop! Using a pair of narrow bore that came off a Sony tws. Let's me insert them pretty deep into my shallow ear canals. I find the t10 really comfortable, no fit issues once I got the right tips. Will eventually do some more tip rolling as the chase never ends 😅 but these are hitting the spot for now!
@@nicolasduarte8832 yeah They are fun. I still need to listen to them a bit more. I prefer the bass on a DD, I'm a basshead, but once I found the right tips these delivered a nice bass. They are clear, lots of separation, nice soundstage, without being clinical. I have a decent amount of IEMs but no planar and I wanted one for my collection. Have been waiting for a bargain on one that clicked all the boxes. I listen to all sorts of music, my tastes are all over the place from pop to EDM to hip hop and rock. For EDM and Hip hop I love the Kbear Rosefinch for it's deep, thick bass, it's got a pretty dark sound. I can't do IEMs that have a flat bass lol, no matter what kind of music I listen to, but it has to be quality bass. I also like a good soundatage and details but I don't need a detail monster if the bass is gonna suck. I prefer fun and musical IEMs 😏
@@nicolasduarte8832it's really good!!! I played around with EQ and used the ZEX settings, wow! Hip hop sounds great! I now have a few different EQ settings in addition to the stock tuning which makes it super versatile. ZEX is another great IEM that's only $10 these days. Super fun, unique sound.
@@PitoTheOne it's like a all rounder you hear everything it's also musical it's like a dynamic driver on steroid no bloated sound nothing mixing everything is clear of course for details it wouldn't compete with high end iem but for regular use excellent no complaint my ears are odd and ear tips I had to change
@@zygote8888 from what you're saying, it sounds amazing! I'm glad you're enjoying it, I may pull the trigger on it as my first pair of IEMs. Thank you for being this responsive, I really appreciate your words!
@@PitoTheOne oh and you don't need big dongles to drive it either I bought fiio ka11 DAC but TBH even audiocular DC 07 is enough which is around 12 to 15 USD
@@zygote8888 sadly Audiocular 07 isn't available where I live. I was also thinking to get Fiio KA11 and you reanforce me to go that way. Thank you for the precious advice you give to me!
Thanks for a great review. I've been in this hobby for more than a year now and have only tried the popular budget 20 dollar iems like Moondrop Chu, Chu 2, salnotes zero, tangzu waner etc. I now want to up my game and I'm looking for an iem that produces great details. I've heard that planars produce great sound. Will I hear noticeable difference in details with this iem as compared to those 20 dollar iems?
Definitely yes.. Comparing this IEM with the ones u have (except Mooondrop, I have yet to try any from Moondrop).. Whether u like this IEM or not, I dun know, but the difference is huge..
Thank you for this timely review. I'm in a funny spot with a heyday that fits mediocrely and a pr2 that fits well but sounds off even with eq. We'll see how it compares, was able to get the arrti for 60 dollars with a coupon on Ali.
great video. i might purchase these. I currently have the p1 max as my go to planar. what tips do you recommend on them? i just use the stock cable and spinfit 145
Damn, I missed this one, I had a coupon and chance to buy this at $45, I already use zetian wu everyday and also have letshouer d13, but don't like it's bullet style fit 😂
Just got these out of the mail. They feel cheaply made, fit weird, but are 90 percent as good as the heyday in terms of sound. Needed a cut of the mud at 500hz and boost at 4k and 16k to sound similar. I found the stock tuning reminded me of the moondrop Aria, which is not a compliment
Well the build I agree ....could be better. Sound wise I will tell you this much, although I am not a burn in believer most of the times, the T10 does benefit from a good 20 to 30 hours of playtime Sound does change, goes from vgood to excellent in my opinion As always ear anatomy and fit are determining factors for sound performance on a individual basis
Brother I basically listen to pop songs and sometimes vocal-oriented songs. Also, I like bass-not that boomy and muddy, but I need that bass to be accurate, punchy, and tight,(Treble must be have sparkle) for that which should I pick?
artti r1vs letshouer dz4 vs artti t10 vs kefine delci which is best for pop,rock and r&b genre you can suggest me any other iems accordind to my favorites genre i am waiting for your reply 😒😒😒😒
@@RAJCOMMUNICATION-k6n forget DZ4 too well mannered to give those genres any true life. R1 and T10 will probably be the more versatile choices. As for Delci, I love it to death, but perhaps too sub focused and as such might make rock a little lean. Great for R&B Fit wise R1 and Delci win Price they are all similar so it's whichever is the better deal.
This video came with great timing, friend! My S12 broke one of the sides several months ago (and ripped the internal flat cable, so no glue could fix it, and I was unable to solder it back). Speaking with Letshuoer they offered me a bit of discount for getting the earpieces alone (nmo cabe nor case) but for me the price wasn't attractive because I'm short on money these times and it was close to retail price anyway, so I didn't bought the replacement. I've heard this problem with S12 was quite common, but for most guys it just got apart the shell and could be easily glued back together, but I wasn't that luck and my S12 is retired sadly. 😥 I'm still using the GD3A you recommended and absolutely love that, but it can't scratch my planar itch, because I also loved the S12. Do you think it's a worthy replacement or at least a good stop gap before going to my next planar? The video sheds some light but I want to confirm with some degree of specificity if you don't mind. I was thinking in buying second hand all this time from some of the guys here (preferably the S12 Pro hasn't this problem anymore), but I won't fire the shot until I'm 100% certain. BTW, graet video as always. Thanks for your wotk!
It seems to me like the p1 max was another case of community politics playing a role. Certain creators would have you believe that tin has forgotten who their real fans are. Can you speak a little more toward the soundstage and imaging the t10 has? Thanks for all your hard work Toni!
The shell seems to have the exact same design as the d13's from letshuoer. different material and colour but same shell design. In terms of sound how does this compare to the hidizs mp145? it seems to have a similar tonality... Do think tip rolling can highlight the upper range a bit better and increase the perceived detail/ resolution?
I own both. If you can wear the larger MP145's...and they are quite large...the quality materials are in another class. Sound wise...at the same level...it's pure preference at that point; we are talking about fine tuning differences across the spectrum. However, in terms of comfort, fitment...the T10's are a no brainer.
Dioko is too thin sounding by comparison. It's detailed and has great mid and treble but bass is too light making sound clinical T10 has more organic sound....more fun!
Interesting indeed. Just like all the interesting coincidences with the Clear, D1 and there's a 3rd one out there too, KATACCO. Same cable, red accented faceplate on resin body, even less $ than D1. I've been wanting a planar but had the EA500 in mind for Christmas. Now thinking perhaps I'll get this and EW100p which I can get for about $10. I've already got a ton of great cables looking for a buddy. I have a good variety of l IEMS now but no planar. $100 budget... And yeah its ugly, but I'm thinking I could customize my set with a few coats of paint?! Or I can keep my eyes out for the EW200 and P1max during the 11/11 sales. Much better aesthetically, looks the part as you say! Thoughts? BTW- I can't believe you don't have 5k yet! You give the most passionate, honest, detailed reviews with no bs or hype. Hope to see 100k in your future :)
Picked it up on the current sale, stacking offers for $36. Got the Katacco for $20 which is what THEY ell the cable for! Hopefully they are the same as D1 like everyone is saying. I think the EA500 is on the back burner until next year. These are my Christmas IEMs. Looks loek 11/11 will be for my friend, mine came early.
Hello, I was just wondering if you happen to know what type of ear tips would work with these? I wanted to swap them out for foam tips. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks!
P1MAX was subject to a slight tuning change.... making it more like the T10. This was done already sometime ago so probably if you get a new P1MAX you won't get the initial note neutral tuning.
@@akros9333 I have p1max with BTR 15 and I have added 8 dB bass to start feel it ..Akros..I also cut 5khz and 13khz.But it still is too airy.I ve ordered also T 10 to give a last chance to the planars..let's hope it has more mojo
I was interested in these, and looks like a great value (especially since kz has absolutely pissed away their pr2 with the tuning redesign) but I was hoping they would be easier to drive. I'm looking for an ~$80-180 set to pair with my rinkos that will be relatively easy to drive when I just want to run them off my phone's dongle or when plugged into my steam deck or laptop. I love my 7hz diokos but they're just a hair too difficult to drive.
I'm sorry I don't understand your comment ...you saying video is too long?.. .well I do get a little carried away ...but I at least try to be as detailed as I can.
I have the T10s and i can confirm this review describes them perfectly, these are a steal at $60...if i paid $200 for these i would have no complaints, the sound quality is that good
Hello! Can I ask you what music you have enjoyed the most with these iems?
Do they have a fun sound? Thanks!
Really? 😳 Whoa!
I find they have what I would call a sucked out midrange. But see I've been listening to Hexa and Red. The Artti has noticeably more resolution. It's just fun to spend this little and get another flavor.
Picked a set of these off of AliEx for $50, delivered. Still scratching my head as to why these are priced at levels far below their performance. No complaints...it's one hell of a deal!
Get these and you can pretty much stop and focus investments on accessories (wireless, DAC/Amps, etc.) and quality content! They are really that good!
This build looks like some toy..😅 this is not even worth for 10$. It won't give life , no point of talking durability here anyway.
Interesting IEM, Akros!
Thank you for the review!
Much appreciate the consistency of your efforts and the amount of passion you put into your review videos.
I come to IEMs from a self-recording musician’s perspective. I find your opinions and observations on most IEMs quite sensible.
Hope more people watch and recognise your work.
Good luck, my friend.
Bought it after this review. Just cannot put it away...
So did I and I love them.
Hi! I’m curious, what’s your go-to music genre when you use them?
I listen to so many different genres.but 2 mains are rock/metal and techno.
@@RaGe_74 Nice! Is your opinion about the Artti T10 remain the same, or did it evolve in some ways?
@@PitoTheOne my ears are not that well trained to hear... sorry.
An excellent review. Definitely one of the most objective reviewers, and a trusted reviewer. I do have the T10, it was not an immediate buy cos its definitely NOT a budget IEM, and my thoughts are: Wide, Slightly Dark, Brilliant, Smooth. Acoustic.
This is the most enjoyable and accurate IEM I have ever heard. If you put in the work, it provides such a realistic and analytical result, and even things like listening to RUclips videos, is so much more articulate and enjoyable, and intelligible, with this IEM. Highly recommended.
Pros :
1. Smooth and Extended Top End.
2. Very good transients
3. A bass region that is unforgettable - You get an exaggerated sense of cues like room reverb/artificial reverb, in a recording. GIves you the impression that you have a subwoofer in place - not overdone, a tight sub bass sound. (but it does not add bass, only emphasizes the bass in the audio, only if there is bass.)
4. Accurate High frequencies - same thing, emphasizes them only if they exist in the audio, making them immediately audible, If they are there, you will hear them, with ease, and you will hear treble that will surprise you - like wow - is this how treble is supposed to sound? But only if its there. It is like an analytical tool, show you what is there, in a way that other IEMs may not.
5. Excellent transitions, from bass to mids, to highs. Everything sounds cohesive and organic, and non fatiguing.
6. Very Accurate and True, it shows you what is in the audio, and some music you revered my be exposed as not exactly as fantastic as you remember, and others will become even more fantastic as their better quality of recording and production/mastering is revealed. Good resolution, without getting into fatiguing territory. Solid Presentation. Many things which sounded brighter on another IEM, just sound so much smoother on this, the mid bass and mids are so seamless, natural, and nothing sticks out, in the entire frequency range, in other words this does very little to colour the audio. Sounds like a well tuned, bass solid, mids solid, and non fatiguing high end. Makes you appreciate the huge difference between tracks by different artists, and different tracks on the same album.
7. Very sensitive to volume. While it does very well at low volumes, for ambient listening in the background, it encourages you to volume match every track, manually, to bring each track to the a similar listening level, to get the best from it. This is not for the casual listener., This is for an accomplished listener who knows about the Fletcher Munsen hearing phenomena.
8. Great soundstage - Left to Right.
9. Amazing layering - of near and far instruments.
10. Positioning - easy to pinpoint where in the stereo field everything is.
11. Excellent value for money
12. Intimate - seemingly more accurate rendition of vocals. Very easy to hear what the singer is saying. e.g in rap vocals and all vocals.
13. Great separation of every element in the mix.
14. Superb Dynamics - things jump out at you, and surprise you. Lively.
15. Comes with excellent case and packaging
16. Comes with a really good looking cable, that should last another 500 years, and remain intact.
17. Looks like an IEM that will retain all of its original cosmetic quality, for the next 50 years
18. Sounds great from the get go, needs some burn in, sounds even better, with a bit of EQ to correct any minor excesses, gets even better. Takes to EQ very well.
19. An IEM you can listen to for hours and hours, once you get used to it.
20. If there is any harshness, its from the recording! not this IEM, which only portrays what is there. But it will show you every flaw, very accurate, do not buy unless you want to hear the truth. This is the real Truth Hear. Unfortunately it shows you which labels have gone the extra mile with their recordings and mixing and mastering, so a lot of good music, will not sound as good as we think it should, cos not enough effort has been put into the recording and mixing.!! Music still sounds great, but this IEM separates the men from the boys.
21 This is the kind of IEM that will force you to upgrade your listening sources, so you can hear the best version of each track you listen to. Differences between different editions of tracks on streaming media are revealed starkly.
22. This is the IEM for anyone wanting to move forward from the budget sub $30 category, without spending a fortune. Sound as good as IEM;s in the $100 to $200 range. A bargain, if you buy on sale.
Cons
1. Some may not like the look
2. Insufficient number and style of tips that come with the IEM, I had to use the tips that came with another IEM, to get a good fit
3. Very Very sensitive to sealing, insertion depth, and any lack of sealing. This IEM needs to be properly sealed.
4. Its nozzle is a bt short and also a bit larger than other IEM's so the shell tends to be right against the outer ear, which may take a bit of getting used to. Initial soreness, from the cable behind the ears, the need to have a good nozzle seal, and the shell rubbing against the outer ear, caused some initial soreness.
5. Getting this to sound right, is a delicate dance between choice of ear tips, placement i.e insertion depth, and volume/level management. Every slight change in any of these has a discernible impact on what you are hearing. Every millimeter change in size of ear tips or insertion depth and every dB or half dB change in volume, is immediately apparent. This is NOT an IEM for newbies, but anyone who will take the time to learn how to get it sounding its best, will be rewarded with the most engaging immersive, enjoyable music, that makes you want to listen to your favourite well produced music, over and over and over again. You MUST invest the time to EQ it properly, to extrude the best from it.
6. Having said all that, this has a fantastic balance of everything you need, but does not stray too much in any direction. So it needs a user who is patient to learn what natural sound is like, if you are transitioning from V shaped, Bright Etymotic style, or Bass Head presentation, This has a slight V, with emphasis on the Bass - but clean bass - NOT Bass like Beats by Dr Dre. This will be an education in listening, cos you will hear many things, you have never heard before, the separation will take a while to get used to. I think it will take about a month, to fully appreciate what is on offer here. It reminds me of old Hi fi speakers and how you need to put a bit of effort into placing them properly in the room, and set them up properly. This is the same. Takes effort to setup, but once that is done after about a week or two of gradual changes, you arrive at a place that is unique to this IEM - great accurate, non fatiguing and True sound, seamless connection, life like, from Bass to Treble, very cohesive, and natural sounding.
7. A lot of music will sound a bit dull and bland, and not as spectacular as when you heard them on other IEM's. But this IEM brings you closer to whatever the TRUTH is., with a definite emphasis on the bass. How some could want more bass than this, is mind blowing, This IEM does not lack in bass, in any way. Timing inaccuracies, frequency imbalances, room reverb in spoken word videos on RUclips, this IEM will reveal everything, more than many other IEMs.
8. Easy to insert them too deep, and it becomes a bit too bassy.
@@okay1904 great post! Agree with almost everything except the top much bass with deep insertion. Lol. I get them as deep as possible to get as much bass as poaaibme. I have changed from narrow to wide bore, Tri Clarion tips. I think you may have left out they need extra power for the magic to fully come out. They go from good to phenomenonal. To improve aesthetics, I've painted mine a few times now. 😁
Your comment is gold
Great review TonyTex. Thank you so much😊.
I love my T10, it has something pretty special for the price for sure. Upgraded to the artti clear cable and what a great combo. I may have found my under 300 end game planar.
I’ve been waiting for this amigo thanks !!
The shell looks very much like the LETSHUOER D13, which makes sense since Artti is their other brand. I have the S12 and after a year or so, I modded it ( Shortbus style ). The fact that T10 has rumbly sub-bass out of the box is commendable, not many planars do that.
Thank you Tony. Your recommendations are particularly valuable. My wallet however is horribly suspicious of me watching any of your videos. I also prefered P1 Max and Wu Zetian over the other planars I've heard. P1 Max suffered from poor response from some reviewers during the Dioko hype train. It deserved better!
Thanks for sharing.
this vs Nicehck F1 Pro?
Your reviews are great. I was interested in T10 but there was no information. I’ll give it a try.
How it's been going so far?
It can help maybe to reinforce the shell, so the sound can be a little bit tighter
😁. I still say gimme as much metal as I can handle on my shells LOL. 5:00
Another nice review, Tony. Despite telling myself i wouldn't, I went ahead and purchased the new Hidizs planar 😂
P1 max at 80$ is no brainer...little picky in terms of cable and tips , but when you found right one satisfaction is guaranteed...I use P1 max with S12 cable & tips + bass boost 6db...and there is no need to buy Canon.
Many thanks, Tony! This "blind budget purchase" is on the way. I can breathe better now! 😅 The "ugly duckling IEM" for the everyman? 😂
😂 The Ugly duckling IEM
@@Artti_audio I strongly disagree...they are not ugly if you are color blind!
Kiwi ears melody looks interesting too. Lots of stuff coming out
I saw this pop up in my feed as well. Artti making some nice cables it seems too! I am going to try some once sales roll around. Cheers Akros 👍
It's really nice the way it's tuned but I went ahead and eqD it to Michael Bruce's Dick Magician (by eyeing Paul Wasabis squig graph) and ZEX. Played around with a few different versions til I found a few tunings that made my ears happy. All I have to say is WOW! This IEM already has a good bass but there is definitely magic happening with the mid bass hump/arc. It thickens up the bass and makes the male vocals sound more on point with all the airiness and details still shining. I love my sub base so I'm still trying to wrap my head around the hump actually making the sub bass come alive. I love EQ but I'm total amateur level, no fancy software, just using squig and wavelet. Haven't even tip rolled for the new tune or hooked up the amp yet and it sounds amazing! I listen on G7 Thinq with quad dac.
Nice comment!
@@PitoTheOne thks
Received them last Friday. They are amazing! I was lucky and got an early bird coupon from the store and bought them for 50 USD.
Hello! Can I ask you what music you have enjoyed the most with these iems?
Do they have a fun sound? Thanks!
@@nicolasduarte8832 They do have a fun "musical sound". The bass punch is good, there is plenty of detail and a good sense of openness. I mainly listen to rock, trance, pop, reggae and house music. I could say that the T10 are amazing all-rounders.
Just got mine today and boy are they ugly! Look and feel even cheaper than I expected. lol. They are feather light. Changing the cable added some much needed color and helped a lot with the astherics!! Cable has been donated to my Bl03s. Sound is great but being my first planar I do miss the DD bass!!! If this is a bassy planar then it will be my only planar unless they start going hybrid. The mids and vocals sound amazing. Update - next day tip rolled until I found the bass! Whoop! Using a pair of narrow bore that came off a Sony tws. Let's me insert them pretty deep into my shallow ear canals. I find the t10 really comfortable, no fit issues once I got the right tips. Will eventually do some more tip rolling as the chase never ends 😅 but these are hitting the spot for now!
Hello! Can I ask you what music you have enjoyed the most with these iems?
Do they have a fun sound? Thanks!
@@nicolasduarte8832 yeah They are fun. I still need to listen to them a bit more. I prefer the bass on a DD, I'm a basshead, but once I found the right tips these delivered a nice bass. They are clear, lots of separation, nice soundstage, without being clinical. I have a decent amount of IEMs but no planar and I wanted one for my collection. Have been waiting for a bargain on one that clicked all the boxes. I listen to all sorts of music, my tastes are all over the place from pop to EDM to hip hop and rock. For EDM and Hip hop I love the Kbear Rosefinch for it's deep, thick bass, it's got a pretty dark sound. I can't do IEMs that have a flat bass lol, no matter what kind of music I listen to, but it has to be quality bass. I also like a good soundatage and details but I don't need a detail monster if the bass is gonna suck. I prefer fun and musical IEMs 😏
@@nicolasduarte8832it's really good!!! I played around with EQ and used the ZEX settings, wow! Hip hop sounds great! I now have a few different EQ settings in addition to the stock tuning which makes it super versatile. ZEX is another great IEM that's only $10 these days. Super fun, unique sound.
Which DD's are you comparing the Artti T10 to?
@@okay1904comparing for bass?
Bought it after looking at so many reviews thank you
Hi! I’d love to hear your thoughts on the sound quality of the Artti T10. How have they performed for you so far?
@@PitoTheOne it's like a all rounder you hear everything it's also musical it's like a dynamic driver on steroid no bloated sound nothing mixing everything is clear of course for details it wouldn't compete with high end iem but for regular use excellent no complaint my ears are odd and ear tips I had to change
@@zygote8888 from what you're saying, it sounds amazing! I'm glad you're enjoying it, I may pull the trigger on it as my first pair of IEMs. Thank you for being this responsive, I really appreciate your words!
@@PitoTheOne oh and you don't need big dongles to drive it either I bought fiio ka11 DAC but TBH even audiocular DC 07 is enough which is around 12 to 15 USD
@@zygote8888 sadly Audiocular 07 isn't available where I live. I was also thinking to get Fiio KA11 and you reanforce me to go that way. Thank you for the precious advice you give to me!
I feel you promoted the P1 Max more than Tinhifi themselves and I agree with your opinions..😅
according to low sub bass frequency which is better r1 or t10 I have no knowledge about planner and dynamic driver please help
Rank these based on ur priorities, Ze tian, s12 pro, p1 max, t10, mp145 and pr2 proxhbb. List all these based on your liking as you have tried them 👍
I got them on sale T10 and P1 Max both are great but I'm loving the sound of P1 its more fuller overall sound.
Yeah!!
Thanks for a great review.
I've been in this hobby for more than a year now and have only tried the popular budget 20 dollar iems like Moondrop Chu, Chu 2, salnotes zero, tangzu waner etc.
I now want to up my game and I'm looking for an iem that produces great details. I've heard that planars produce great sound. Will I hear noticeable difference in details with this iem as compared to those 20 dollar iems?
Definitely yes.. Comparing this IEM with the ones u have (except Mooondrop, I have yet to try any from Moondrop).. Whether u like this IEM or not, I dun know, but the difference is huge..
I have the Simgot Ea500LM, would this be a very good improvement? Would a Fiio KA13 550mW 4.4 output move it properly?
I Have The Same Question
Thank you for this timely review. I'm in a funny spot with a heyday that fits mediocrely and a pr2 that fits well but sounds off even with eq. We'll see how it compares, was able to get the arrti for 60 dollars with a coupon on Ali.
How does it compare to the PR2? I got the pr2 but that treble is too much for me
@@yurifurtado1955 good sound, if a bit too warm for me. Very cheaply built, I'd step up to something like the hidisz when it's on sale
@@1fareast14 is it much better than the pr2?
great video. i might purchase these. I currently have the p1 max as my go to planar. what tips do you recommend on them? i just use the stock cable and spinfit 145
I like the P1Max and T10 with Letshuoer styled tips and iVIPQ Graphene cable.
Damn, I missed this one, I had a coupon and chance to buy this at $45, I already use zetian wu everyday and also have letshouer d13, but don't like it's bullet style fit 😂
Just purchased this but missed the sale. I may regret that. I like lush planars
Just got these out of the mail. They feel cheaply made, fit weird, but are 90 percent as good as the heyday in terms of sound. Needed a cut of the mud at 500hz and boost at 4k and 16k to sound similar. I found the stock tuning reminded me of the moondrop Aria, which is not a compliment
Well the build I agree ....could be better.
Sound wise I will tell you this much, although I am not a burn in believer most of the times, the T10 does benefit from a good 20 to 30 hours of playtime
Sound does change, goes from vgood to excellent in my opinion
As always ear anatomy and fit are determining factors for sound performance on a individual basis
I agree with 20hrs playtime 👍
Hello! Can I ask you what music you have enjoyed the most with these iems?
Do they have a fun sound? Thanks!
@nicolasduarte8832 Probaly anything with bass guitars when left stock. Works fine with anything once eqed
Thanks!@@1fareast14
Brother I basically listen to pop songs and sometimes vocal-oriented songs. Also, I like bass-not that boomy and muddy, but I need that bass to be accurate, punchy, and tight,(Treble must be have sparkle) for that which should I pick?
artti r1vs letshouer dz4 vs artti t10 vs kefine delci which is best for pop,rock and r&b genre you can suggest me any other iems accordind to my favorites genre i am waiting for your reply 😒😒😒😒
@@RAJCOMMUNICATION-k6n forget DZ4 too well mannered to give those genres any true life.
R1 and T10 will probably be the more versatile choices.
As for Delci, I love it to death, but perhaps too sub focused and as such might make rock a little lean.
Great for R&B
Fit wise R1 and Delci win
Price they are all similar so it's whichever is the better deal.
@@akros9333 thank you for reply
IT IS WORTH TO BUYING BALANCED CABLE FOR ARTTI R1 BECAUSE MY DAC ALSO SUPPORT 4.4 MM TERMINAL REPLY SOON BRO I WANT TO BUY I ALWAYS SUPPORT YOU🥰🥰🥰
low price planar iem doesn't mean the sound is bad. just different tuning. that's why I never buy planar iems over $60.
its one of the sister company to letshuoer which is under a parent company volkchoi
Thank you
This video came with great timing, friend!
My S12 broke one of the sides several months ago (and ripped the internal flat cable, so no glue could fix it, and I was unable to solder it back). Speaking with Letshuoer they offered me a bit of discount for getting the earpieces alone (nmo cabe nor case) but for me the price wasn't attractive because I'm short on money these times and it was close to retail price anyway, so I didn't bought the replacement.
I've heard this problem with S12 was quite common, but for most guys it just got apart the shell and could be easily glued back together, but I wasn't that luck and my S12 is retired sadly. 😥
I'm still using the GD3A you recommended and absolutely love that, but it can't scratch my planar itch, because I also loved the S12. Do you think it's a worthy replacement or at least a good stop gap before going to my next planar? The video sheds some light but I want to confirm with some degree of specificity if you don't mind. I was thinking in buying second hand all this time from some of the guys here (preferably the S12 Pro hasn't this problem anymore), but I won't fire the shot until I'm 100% certain.
BTW, graet video as always. Thanks for your wotk!
T10 is a very nice planar and for the price you won't regret it In my opinion.
@@akros9333Will you review new Artti R1? Triple DD,: two 6mm plus one 8mm. Very interesting!
It seems to me like the p1 max was another case of community politics playing a role.
Certain creators would have you believe that tin has forgotten who their real fans are.
Can you speak a little more toward the soundstage and imaging the t10 has?
Thanks for all your hard work Toni!
The shell seems to have the exact same design as the d13's from letshuoer. different material and colour but same shell design. In terms of sound how does this compare to the hidizs mp145? it seems to have a similar tonality... Do think tip rolling can highlight the upper range a bit better and increase the perceived detail/ resolution?
I own both. If you can wear the larger MP145's...and they are quite large...the quality materials are in another class. Sound wise...at the same level...it's pure preference at that point; we are talking about fine tuning differences across the spectrum. However, in terms of comfort, fitment...the T10's are a no brainer.
Great Review
Debating between the T10 or the NICEHCK F1 Pro... do you think the F1's are worth double the price?
Thank you
No
I wonder how close is this to the Tangzu Heyday. I wish they went with pure white instead of this color but nonetheless, I kinda like it? 😅
Nice!
Great Review Akros. But I wonder why you didn't mention or compare this to 7Hz Dioko ? Its on the same price I think 😁✌
Dioko is too thin sounding by comparison.
It's detailed and has great mid and treble but bass is too light making sound clinical
T10 has more organic sound....more fun!
ARTTI 10 vs Truthear Hexa which one would you prefer?
Tony, have you ordered the ARTTI R1 triple DDs yet?
Yes I have....should have arrived
With a simple usb c dac can you push this iem?
P1 MAX is hard to drive in my experience. It is good otherwise.
what source (for iems only) would you recommend under $150? thanks
How about comparing with TRN Kirin?
Artti t10 or chopin?)
Hi, Tony... Is my Shio enough to drive the T10? Great video btw.
Great review! You mentioned using them outside, how was their sound isolation?
Great....I find them easy to use outside and very capable.
I'm giving it a try! Thanks!@@akros9333
Great review! How does this compare to your modded S12?
Interesting indeed. Just like all the interesting coincidences with the Clear, D1 and there's a 3rd one out there too, KATACCO. Same cable, red accented faceplate on resin body, even less $ than D1. I've been wanting a planar but had the EA500 in mind for Christmas. Now thinking perhaps I'll get this and EW100p which I can get for about $10. I've already got a ton of great cables looking for a buddy. I have a good variety of l IEMS now but no planar. $100 budget... And yeah its ugly, but I'm thinking I could customize my set with a few coats of paint?! Or I can keep my eyes out for the EW200 and P1max during the 11/11 sales. Much better aesthetically, looks the part as you say!
Thoughts?
BTW- I can't believe you don't have 5k yet! You give the most passionate, honest, detailed reviews with no bs or hype. Hope to see 100k in your future :)
Picked it up on the current sale, stacking offers for $36. Got the Katacco for $20 which is what THEY ell the cable for! Hopefully they are the same as D1 like everyone is saying. I think the EA500 is on the back burner until next year. These are my Christmas IEMs. Looks loek 11/11 will be for my friend, mine came early.
Hello, I was just wondering if you happen to know what type of ear tips would work with these? I wanted to swap them out for foam tips. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks!
I like using them with the S12 style tips.
Alternatively use KBear 07 tips
Awesome Thanks for the quick reply! @@akros9333
I want a P1:max with t 10 bass Am I asking too much?
P1MAX was subject to a slight tuning change.... making it more like the T10.
This was done already sometime ago so probably if you get a new P1MAX you won't get the initial note neutral tuning.
@@akros9333 I have p1max with BTR 15 and I have added 8 dB bass to start feel it ..Akros..I also cut 5khz and 13khz.But it still is too airy.I ve ordered also T 10 to give a last chance to the planars..let's hope it has more mojo
I was interested in these, and looks like a great value (especially since kz has absolutely pissed away their pr2 with the tuning redesign) but I was hoping they would be easier to drive. I'm looking for an ~$80-180 set to pair with my rinkos that will be relatively easy to drive when I just want to run them off my phone's dongle or when plugged into my steam deck or laptop. I love my 7hz diokos but they're just a hair too difficult to drive.
37 mins are you sure for item!!!!
I'm sorry I don't understand your comment
...you saying video is too long?..
.well I do get a little carried away
...but I at least try to be as detailed as I can.
You must be South African...😊i can hear the accent