ES100 vs Shanling TINO
The TINO's impedance is 16Ω against the ES100's 150Ω, its driver size 10mm against 15mm, and its low-frequency extension 18 Hz against 15 Hz. Both share sensitivity (113 dB).
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The HIFIMAN ES100 represents the company's entry into the earbud market, delivering remarkable sound quality in a compact, retro-styled design. These wired earbuds feature specially designed 15mm dynamic drivers that provide wide frequency response and low distortion for outstanding sonic performance with a large soundstage. The high efficiency design makes them easy to drive with portable audio devices and mobile phones, while maintaining impressive bass dynamic range and imaging. The earbuds feature a neutral sound signature with slight warmth, delivering well-extended treble and detailed sound that excels for both music listening and gaming. Included accessories consist of a cable management system, earphone carry pouch, and spare silicone buds. The product comes with a 2-year warranty.
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The TINO's impedance is 16Ω against the ES100's 150Ω, its driver size 10mm against 15mm, and its low-frequency extension 18 Hz against 15 Hz. Both share sensitivity (113 dB).
The MG20's sensitivity is 116 dB against the ES100's 113 dB, its impedance 16Ω against 150Ω, and its driver size 10mm against 15mm. Both share high-frequency extension (20 kHz).
The SE215's sensitivity is 107 dB against the ES100's 113 dB, its impedance 17Ω against 150Ω, its high-frequency extension 18 kHz against 20 kHz, and its low-frequency extension 22 Hz against 15 Hz.
The ME80's sensitivity is 111 dB against the ES100's 113 dB, its impedance 16Ω against 150Ω, its driver size 10mm against 15mm, and its low-frequency extension 20 Hz against 15 Hz.
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