Recently, I had a chance to get a Monster N-Tune HD. I was originally interested in it because of this very bright color. But after getting the hand, I found that even this non-bass control that I don't like a lot of low frequency, I really like this earphone.
Monster used to be a partner of BEATS, but because the BEATS series is too hot, many friends don't know that this is actually two independent manufacturers. However, this is Monster, not BEATS.
When I first got this headset, I put a few pictures. They were all spit out by friends: Your new yo-yo is so beautiful.
N-Tune HD is a decompression of the ear, and the earmuffs are very soft and comfortable, but they are not removable. Single-sided entry structure, but 3.5mm wiring sockets are attached to both ear cups. After connecting the cable to the audio source, you can plug in another headset on the other side, so you can share music with your friends. Moreover, the plug portion of the connecting device is bent and the durability is very secure. The line length is about 1.6m, which is very soft. One-touch remote control is included. On the Fiio X3K, click Yes to the next track and double-click to the previous track. The head beam looks like one, but when you click it, you will find that the black part is actually a soft silicone wrapped with a sponge, so you can expect it in terms of durability.
It is located in a portable headset, so N-Tune HD does not have a high driving force requirement. Nowadays, mobile phone portable MP3 and so on can be well driven to achieve sufficient sound pressure requirements.
In terms of low frequency, the biggest difference between the Monster and the BEATS series is that there is no such low frequency of the BEATS series that is weak and exaggerated to distortion. Although the amount is relatively large, the dynamics are very good. The sound field is a regular round shape, so the low frequency is very atmospheric, and it is very popular to listen to dance music or European and American fashion.
In terms of vocals, the positioning is a little farther than the low frequency. But still the iconic, thick and smooth vocals on Monster. Adele's "Hello" opened up and felt that this little thing is a bit interesting, nice!
On the high frequency side, because the overall tuning style of this portable headset is a low frequency atmosphere, the high frequency is darker and slightly boring, but it does not affect the overall atmosphere.
Now the price of this headset is not high, and the level of workmanship and lighting is also the top level. If you like electro-dance music and pop vocals in Europe and America. In winter, I want to find a good street headset. Monster's N-Tune HD is a good choice.
