Mangird Tea. It's tea time!

Astor

An IEM that Works with all genres is balanced has seperation, soundstage, bass, timbre, details and so on the Tea's has it all imo. Coming from Moondrop Kanas Pro and KXXS these are an great upgrade. They can get abit loud when you hit a certian volyme.

Audiophool

Astor

Astor Nice. Can you offer any comparisons to other IEMs ? Blessing2 perhaps ?

ModioAudio

Astor Your thoughts are very much in line with mine - lovely pictures btw!

LFazio

Here here!! Just took delivery of mine from Linsoul, which literally arrived in less than a week! GREAT JOB Linsoul!!

I'm relatively new to the hobby (less than a year), and the Moondrop Starfileds were my favorite prior to THESE!! Yes, I agree with your conclusion perfectly - These offer incredible performance and have to be one of the best values in IEMs at the moment! Also got them on sale during the Linsoul End of Year Event! They literally disappear in my ears on certain songs! Take a listen to the Chuck Mangione album, "Feels So Good" - great content for "speed, timbre, detail, soundstage, and definition" - it will bring a smile to your face. Simply put, these make you "more satisfied!" lol!

longcar09

LFazio Mine are taking over 2 weeks!

LFazio

If you don't mind me asking - how do you post photos? I'm new and its a little confusing.

Astor

LFazio
Mark the link then press the button and it ads the thingies to the link.

LFazio

Thanks so much, but are you saying you're unable to add photos directly from your computer?

Astor

Audiophool Nope, pretty new to the IEM game over $150, this is my first pair over $200 and my first pair with BA's.

Audiophool

Audiophool Thanks anyway....too many good IEMs out there. Tough to decide

hk57

Audiophool Between the Mangird Tea and the Blessing 2, I find the Blessing 2 to have more detail and to sound clearer, it is precise. The Tea is a bit thicker sounding, it is smooth. Both sound good from bass to treble, though neither is a "bass head" IEM (and they shouldn't be - that is a different category). I find that I liked the Blessing 2 better for critical listening and vocals and the Tea better for relaxed, kick-back, listening. Note that this is just my opinion, based on the kind of music I listen to - YMMV 🙂.

firesign

This IEM is one of my personal objectives this year, I think.

Shiftywxm

I've seen many good reviews and comments about the Tea, but I'm still undecided between the Tea and the L5.

Astor

Shiftywxm Stood between the Tea and L5 for me too. I for sure don't regret the Tea choice. What I read I guessed the L5 might be a tad too warm for me, but that said both are great I bet.

Cyberthingy

I don't have the L5 but from what I've read about it I would suggest the Mangird Tea. I do have the Tea and love them. I have the Legacy 4 coming that I expect will be as good as or really close to the Mangird Tea.

dorte007

I heard the mids for the Tea are brilliant. There is some good sub bass but the mids really bring it home. Also, wondering what type of music that they really shine for. Some people have said "every" type of music, but if anyone else has insight, please share!

AudiophileAsh

dorte007 The Tea are great for all types of music. I am blown away by the sound and overall performance. I listen to all genres and I am yet to find any that don't sound amazing. I will be uploading a brief review soon, Stay Tuned 😄

Zerozen

hk57 hey!
I've been looking for a tea vs b2 comparison for a while now...
Which one would you say does vocals better in terms of details, texture...
Does b2 vocals sound thin compared to the tea?

Really appreciate the help🙂

Supreme

To me, it is not my cup of tea. It sounded thin and weak. Sharpness at high.

Overly hyped item that disappoints. At least for me. Or maybe my taste is different.

My personal gear: Sony IER Z1R and UM MEST JP Ver.

Rahsta

Supreme
When you listen to a pair of Z1Rs and properly power them, they will make anything else sound flat, especially sub $500 IEMs and the Z1R is an end game IEM. For a fifth of the price, the Mangird Tea are lovely. I always enjoy coming back to these and just seeing what subtle differences they offer from other IEMs - a positive with the Mangird Tea is they're good for most genres of music so very easy to recommend them to most people.

iamrisc1

I wonder how this compares to the Dusk.

maazabdullah

This is better than Lipton! Lol.
I will get my hands on these soon.

Adrian_SRS

Witch one does better in the vocals department, the Mangird Tea or the Blessing 2?

Rahsta

There's not really anything out there for $300 that compares to the mucical technicalities of the Mangird Tea.

If you're interested in Chinese IEMs, make sure to check out BGGAR on YouTube who really does give you great insight to the amazing headphones being made in China - he absolutely endorses and loves these IEMs. There are obviously much better IEMs out there but for $300, you will certainly be treating yourself to higher musical qualities at a very affordable price.

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