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What reviewers think
Bloggers and YouTubers have tried this product—so we've summarized their strongest opinions below. Links to full reviews follow.
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Mega5P Ultra (Universal)
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Manufacturer details
- Drivers: Hybrid 5-Drivers (10mm DD+4BAs)
- Tuning: 4-Ways System/ 1Low+2Mid-highs+2S-highs
- Freq Response: 10Hz-22KHz
- Sensitivity: 112db
- Impedance: 19Ω
- Noise Isolation: -20db
- Cable: 4Strands Litz OCC-Silver plated (0.78mm 2Pins)
- Cable Length: 1.2m
Brand highlights
Taking a step back to look at reviewers' thoughts of the brand's entire lineup—not just this product—what stands out most is the following:
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T4 Universal:
- Positioning: Entry-level balanced armature IEM designed for affordability and natural sound.
- Description: Uses four Knowles balanced armature drivers in a 3-way crossover configuration that delivers a mid-centric, natural presentation with good vocal clarity. At $199, it offers significantly less bass impact and soundstage width compared to the hybrid models like the Okavango.
Okavango Universal:
- Positioning: Mid-tier hybrid IEM with tuning switches for versatile sound customization.
- Description: Features a 7-driver hybrid configuration (1 dynamic driver + 6 balanced armatures) with functional tuning switches that allow users to adjust the sound signature between different profiles. Priced around $300, it provides more bass slam and wider soundstage than the T4, but lacks the technical refinement and detail retrieval of the higher-end Cano Cristales and Mega5EST models.
Cano Cristales:
- Positioning: Upper mid-tier hybrid IEM focused on technical performance and detail retrieval.
- Description: Employs 10 drivers (2 dynamic drivers + 8 balanced armatures) in a V-shaped tuning that excels at detail extraction and layering while maintaining controlled bass response. At $399, it offers superior technical capabilities and resolution compared to the Okavango, but provides less sub-bass emphasis and smoother treble than the Mega5EST models.
Mega5EST Hybrid IEM:
- Positioning: Flagship tribrid IEM with electrostatic drivers for premium performance.
- Description: Uses a sophisticated 5-driver tribrid configuration (1 dynamic driver + 2 balanced armatures + 2 electrostatic drivers) that delivers exceptional soundstage width and natural tonality with a neutral-warm signature. Priced at $549, it provides significantly better imaging and smoother presentation than the Cano Cristales, but offers less bass quantity than its Bass+ variant.
Mega5EST BassPlus Universal IEM:
- Positioning: Enhanced flagship tribrid with increased low-end emphasis for basshead preferences.
- Description: Takes the Mega5EST's tribrid driver array and adds approximately 5dB of sub-bass boost while maintaining the same technical capabilities in the midrange and treble. At $589, it trades some of the original's soundstage width and micro-detail for significantly more bass impact and warmth.
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