NOVA 1DD+4BA in-Ear Headphone (NOVA)

They sound amazing as described in the reviews before, and pretty comfy for their size even for someone like me with small ears.

I am very happy with these IEM's except for one thing that started about 2 weeks ago (I bought them early May) and that is that the eartips become lose while in my ear. The first time I was like, why is the sound suddenly different in my right ear. I took the earbuds out but the tip stayed deep in my ear. So deep that I couldn't get it out with my fingers and had to do it with a pincer. After that it happened more often and also the left earpiece started behaving like that. Now I'm not looking forward anymore to wearing them because really each time the tips get lose and I need to grab the pincer, get them out. Attach them again to the earbuds and hope they will stay attached for a while again. I'm using the smallest tips by the way and everything worked fine for about 3 months until this suddenly started happening almost daily, to really every time I use them. I already contacted Truthear twice but am not getting any reply. If they will ever reply and I get a proper solution I'll update this review.

Used them for almost a week for at least 8 hours a day. This is my first higher-end IEM, upgraded from Truthear Gate and I was a little blown away for how good they sound for their price. Everything I write here is very subjective and your mileage may vary. As for the sound - great Harman 2019v2 tuning, if you are a fan of it, get a pair now and skip reading all this. Sound signature is very smooth yet detailed. Some reviews say they sometimes sound shouty/sibilant, not an issue for me, there is plenty bass, maybe a bit much for my taste but it never gets muddy nor bleeds to mids. Some may find mids a bit lacking, especially when moving from midrange focused cans such as LCD-X, AKG 700 and 600 series. Highs are textured and sparkly, definitely smoothes-out with foam pads but I am not a big fan of them. Soundstage is alright, IMO as expected for IEMs or above average - it does not sound inside your head but it does not side like you are in a room with speakers either. What do you get with these? The box itself has anime character theme, not a big fan but could not care less about the packaging, what matters are the contents - it includes a choice of tips - 2 sizes of dual flange tips, 3 sizes of regular silicone tips and single foam tips, a long braided 2 pin 0.78mm to 3.5mm cable and a decent carrying pouch. Had some mixed feelings with cable - it's long (I'd say 2m), which is very nice, has chin slider, interesting design, but it is very microphonic and rubbing against clothing sound really bothered me even the slightest movements. I wanted to give 4/5 stars just for it but for the price I can't really complain too much and to my knowledge many people use aftermarket tips and cables anyway. Now for the comfort. I can see how people with smaller ears might have an issue with these IEMs, I have big ears and I had to fidget them around to figure out the way they sit comfortably in my ear. I am new to IEMs so I did not find any difference between normal silicone tips and dual flange tips apart from deeper insertion on dual flange ones and as for silicone tips they smoothe-out highs and make it less textured/sparkly. Tips are alright, skipped dual flange tips due to too deep insertion and also skipped foam tips because they get dirty very easily and cleaning them is pretty much impossible. Medium tips are a little too small, while large are quite fine for me. The bore is quite wide so if you consider getting aftermarket tips look out for thinner bore material similar to stock silicone tips, I used Azla SednaEarfit MAX ML size (Regular, not TWS ones) and with deeper insertion was a bit uncomfortable after some time, had to insert them not as deep to achieve perfect fit that would remain comfortable for hours. IEMs are very light and once inserted with a good seal, I can't see how they can come out. I could use them for hours with stock and aftermarket tips with no issues. In short: Pros: * Harman 2019v2 Tuning * Smooth yet detailed sound with deep and tight bass, sparkly highs, very forward female vocals * Stock tips selection * Nice packaging and presentation, included carrying pouch * Stock cable is long * Nice shell design * Very light and comfortable Cons: * Harman 2019v2 Tuning * A bit lacking mids, especially lower mids, male vocals sound a bit recessed * Extremely microphonic stock cable, I highly suggest getting after market one * A bit big shell size and wide bore, may be problematic for smaller ears and for thicker material after market eartips Solid 4.5/5

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Let me just start by saying, if you've heard the Truthear x Crinacle Zero Reds and liked them, then you'll love these. The Novas are pretty much the Zero Red's big brother. Take a look at a graph and you'll see that they're both tuned extremely similarly. The Novas sound like the Zero Reds, but more. Better. Fuller. There, review over. Okay, I'll give you a bit more detail than that. If you haven't heard the Zero Reds, then let me just say, there's a lot of babble about the "new meta" IEM tuning right now. The idea is that it's a new tuning target that's very un-Harman, more level throughout with just a slight bass shelf. It's a sound I quite like. I find the vast majority of IEMs to be obnoxiously shouty in the treble range, but most of the ones I've heard that are tuned similarly to this so-called "new meta" are so much more tolerable in the treble department. I guess I'm a "new meta" evangelist. I have no idea if Truthear made the Nova with the "new meta" in mind, but regardless, it's right in that tuning range, and in my opinion it freaking nails it. Bass is full, forward, and punchy, but not overwhelming and with clear separation from the mids. Mids are mostly clear, a tad more recessed than I'd like but for the price they're just fine. Treble is present but not shouty or fatiguing. Honestly if you're a treble nut, you'll probably find these disappointing, but for the rest of us, I think this tuning is pretty easy for anyone to enjoy. Imaging is fairly average for an IEM at this price point. That's not a bad thing. It's perfectly cromulent. As for the rest: cable is pretty good honestly, and a little longer than most bundled cables tend to be. Buds themselves aren't particularly heavy but they aren't the BEST fit I've ever experienced. With foam tips they stay in my ear just fine, seal fine and sound great, but they could just be a little more comfortable is all. Don't get me wrong, I can sit and listen to them for several hours without my ears itching or getting fatigued, but I'm always aware they're there, if that makes sense. Everybody's ears are different though, so it's really a crapshoot if ANY IEM will fit you well. Long story short, I like these. I think these might just be the best thing in the $150 price range right now. They can genuinely compete with stuff in the $200-$300 bracket, so that's good value for money. Strong recommend.

Great sounding earphones. Personally, I enjoy the fit better than Hexa. Currently, using it as a wireless setup to use on-the-go