TANGZU - Wan'er
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"for music tangzu have a much better resolution and deep"
"I did the same to the Waners and.. it made them sound 2-3x as good. ... The sound stage opened up, detail increased, and overall sounded much more balanced and refined."
"mostly flat but slightly bassy sound ... they're great"
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"if you’re worried about fatigue I would go with the wan’ers. I use them every day for 8 hours a day and find they have perfect tuning when it comes to fatigue."
"I recommend the wan’er 2 as they have my favourite ever tips in the stock box that I use for all my iem’s."
"But the fit of the Wan'er are better for me."
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"been using them for an entire year solely for gaming they cook."
"Solid sound for both scenarios."
"I play tarkov/arena and am highly competitive even with a $25 tangzu waner."
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"Tangzu Wan'er would be the best value IEM for this genre, it's a relaxing set."
"tangzu waner will sound much better than what you have in every way you can imagine for not much money"
"they are so cheap"
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"they make female vocals sound great"
"tangzu for vocals"
"also focusing on vocals"
Disliked most:
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"It lacks the bass that I'm looking for."
"But for breakcore is not suitable for wan'er.It handles electronic textures decently, but might lack the super deep sub-bass slam or ultra-crisp treble that hardcore synth lovers chase"
"I like bassy tracks (EDM) and prefer the Castor Pro Bass"
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"the connection pin broke in November"
"shell is really chunky & can dig into your ear ridge."
"it looked nice but felt like worst kind of cheap plastic"
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"It was whiny, that's the best way I can describe it. ... It sounded like a petulant child, upset that it didn't get its way. ... Whatever frequencies that a child whines at about not wanting to do something or whatever, those frequencies seemed enhanced to my ears"
"after losing filters(I was a blue collar at the time) the treble was unbearable"
"Vocals are quite forward, fatigued almost instantly."
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"With the Wan'er specifically, cutting 1.5K will improve soundstage (which is very congested to begin with)"
"After switch back to the B2s, I started to notice the deficiencies of the cheaper iem. Much worse detail, imaging, soundstage, and dynamics."
"the soundstage... I literally missed with the cheaper ones."
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"With the Wan'er specifically, cutting 1.5K will improve soundstage (which is very congested to begin with)"
ipad-warrior 1.0I am a fan of Tangzu Waner 1 tuning. How do you find EW200 compared to Tangzu Waner ?
R2L2U 0.5Using Tangzu Wan’er 1 because of the vocal clarity.
iron-jesus 0.3Hi! You commented on my post and I thought I’d come by to give some advice! I would typically recommend the wan’er 2 as a first pair of iem’s but considering their large shell size they might not be for you. The Chu 2 are a great set absolutely and can be upgraded directly to the LAN 2 ref also from Moondrop. I wouldn’t recommend going for the ie200 because they cost a good amount of money but they take on a neutral tone which might be to your preference, I personally prefer a “fun” sound and therefore don’t use them often. Also consider tip sizes. If you find your canal is too small, most iem’s offer small tip sizes and you can find even smaller aftermarket, in which case I recommend the wan’er 2 as they have my favourite ever tips in the stock box that I use for all my iem’s. Don’t spend more than needed, I would recommend the KZ castors, Cadenza, Wan’er 1 or 2, Chu 2, or, if it’s in your budget, the LAN
Puzzled-Ad-6857 0.1Just go with \`tangzu wan'er\` it's better peek then gate bass is just too bad in Gate
Sorry but I only tested waner 1, I Heard that waner 2 have emphasised some table and has batter cable Personly I think waner1 still a good peek Just try to find some good edition which has good cable quality (I guess green one)
cr0wnest 0.1For a cheap set, I'd say Wan'er either 1 or 2, but 1 imo has the better fit because of the nozzle and nozzle angle. For the in-between, KZ Zenith. A seriously good set, I was kinda done with budget IEMs after I got that. For a I just want something really really good and dont mind spending the money even though its my first purchase in this market, Ziigaat x Fresh Reviews Arete OR Ziigaat Odyssey.
dr_wtf 0.1Don't go spending money on tips unless you have to. The Wan'er comes with KB07 tips, which are at the top of [my recommendations list](https://old.reddit.com/r/iems/comments/1dw6c4l/what_are_your_top_recommendations_for_eartips/lbspp1t/). Part of the reason they're at the top is because they're cheap and come in 5 sizes, but they're also just a very good all-rounder tip. There's no need to go upgrading them unless you have problems with how they fit, or you really want to get into tip-rolling (in which case you need to buy several to experiment with). Something that is more worthwhile spending a bit of money on with the Wan'er 1 is the cable. I recommend the QKZ T1, because it's cheap and quite nice. It won't change the sound, but the stock cable is quite thin, poorly behaved and not the most comfortable. Not an essential upgrade, but it is a nice quality of life improvement for not a lot of money. The Wan'er 2 comes with a slightly nicer cable in the box, but it's not as nice as the QKZ T1. I slightly prefer the sound of the original too, though they are *almost* identical. The 2 does come with Tang Sancai tips, which are a bit more expensive to buy than KB07, but some people seem to have issues with the texture and KB07 are a pretty safe, smooth-feeling material.
Wan'er build quality isn't great. The tuning is OK if you mainly care about vocals since that's what they do best, but technical performance outside that isn't great. The Wan'er 2 has better accessories but they messed up the tuning a bit, the OG sounds better. The others are all good all-rounders (the Bunny is the only one I don't have, but based on the reviews it's fine, plus it has EQ).
friday1970 0.1What are you looking to accomplish? Gaming? Music, and which genre? I have the Castor Pro Bass and the Wan'er 1. I like bassy tracks (EDM) and prefer the Castor Pro Bass, though I need a stronger DAC than what the easy driving Wan'er needs.
dabrickbat 0.1My favourite compact cheap set rn is a jade Waner with S&S tips and the blue zonie cable and a BTR11 for Bluetooth. It It's light, sounds good enough for walking around and window shopping etc. and I won't cry too much if I forget them somewhere.
notterrence 0.1Personally, after I bought my Aful Performer 5, I didn't have any thought of getting another one. I've been through the hurdle of buying cheap IEMs under $30 (CCA-CRA, Wan 'Er, Wyvern Abyss), and after my third cheap IEM, I decided to just blow it on the Aful Performer 5 and it basically provides me with everything I need and it plays my entire catalog of music exceptionally. There are obviously going to be newer and better ones than the P5, but I find it satisfactory for now.
anirudhdey 0.1Tangzu wainer >moondrop,7hz salnotes
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