The video is in Arabic.
Hey everyone,
A budget price with big performance: the EPZ Q1 PRO. A single 10 mm dynamic driver, a 3D printed resin shell, and $37 at the time of the review. My unit has a USB Type-C cable with a built-in DAC, and there are 3.5 versions with and without a mic. The company sent a sample, and the opinions are my own.
Who is it for?
- People who like the DT770 PRO signature in an IEM, and gamers, as long as you’re not a bass head.
Strengths
- The bass extension reached 17 Hz for me with no roll-off.
- The mids are natural and balanced, with no bass bleed, and detail and separation are excellent.
- For gaming the stage is very deep, and distance cues are better than excellent.
- Really light, and the build quality is high.
Weaknesses
- With the included USB cable the bass is lower and thin, and it sounds much better on a dongle (I recommend the GM7).
- It has a touch of brightness, and with Arabic songs I find it a little bright.
Verdict
One of the easiest IEMs for me to recommend, but plug it into a dongle, even a budget one, and don’t rely on the USB cable or an audio interface.
Note: this review is from 2024, so the price may have changed.
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