Whizzer A15 Stainless Steel in-Ear Earphone

The media could not be loaded.  I purchased these a bit ago after seeing their instagram showing a modular headphone or detachable earbuds.These headphones are super cool. They feature a stainless steel build and form fitting wire near the earbud. It also features multiple tip sizes and the amazing detachable part of the earbud. The detachable part is the best part.I explain more in the video but here is the basics of it.These headphones are fantastic as far as sound quality goes. They have fantastic noise reduction and have amazing low end presence and high end clarity. They are almost as good as my Audio Technica M50x's and those are over ear headphones that are industry standard. Amazing sound from these headphones. They rock for listening to most all genres. They don't need to be put through a separate headphone amp or anything to get an awesome listening experience out of it.The build is a great design where it can be adjusted and modded based off the way that is most comfortable to you.That being said the wire nearest the earbud that is mold-able is very hard to adjust when you put the earbuds in but once you got it, it is super comfortable. It takes me about 2-5 minutes to finally get it in the way that is most comfortable.The connector connecting the earbud and the cable is very fragile. I had an extremely bad experience and maybe its because my pair is faulty but the left earbud broke. It looks as if some thing in that left earbud got disconnected inside from me taking it out as it is supposed to come out. Again I don't know if mine was faulty or if it was just the way the headphones are made.The cable is a bit small in my opinion. At 2.1 meters it just barely makes it to my phone after I have the earbuds on and my phone in my pocket. However I LOVE the fact that it has a right angle 3.5mm or 1/8" plug that goes into the listening device. I wish all headphones came with a right angle connector.The next best thing is that these headphones are bundled with a super nice carrying case, a ton of eartips on a stand, dust filter replacements, and tweezers designed to replace the dust filters. Other companies should take note as far as how the Whizzer A15's are bundled with maintenance stuff. A+ for that end.In the end I love these headphones for their sound but I hate that mine broke because they were so awesome.

Great sound for a Chinese ("ChiFi") IEM. Bass is tight, highs are clear and not tinny. The pair was comfortable to wear for an extended period of time. The packaging is well done with attention to the details on how it presents the selection of foam/silicone earbuds at your disposal. The MMCX connectors it comes with is high quality: braided, not too microphonic, and with nice metal detailing. All in all, it's a great IEM at a slightly premium price for a ChiFi...except I experienced a major quality issue...I received my Whizzer A15, and it was working PERFECTLY until the 10th day of standard use. The right channel suddenly stopped emitting sound. Strange. Initially I thought it was a cable issue, as the memory wire does go through a lot of stress as the earphones are positioned into your ear every time you put them on. But no, sadly it was the actual right IEM that was completely broken. Even plugging it into the other connector wouldn't bring it back to life.I had high hopes for the Whizzer A15, but after an experience like this, I'm suspicious of this brand.

It blew my mind the first tome i put it on. The sound quality is superb. Wonder how it's going to hold up since other people in the review said their's stopped working after a short period of time. But people should know how to treat their IEMs.UPDATE: It broke after 2 months of use. Left ear stopped working

These are a great earphone for the price. The build quality is superb, as is the accessory bundle that you get. There's a good selection of eartips and a very nice carrying case.The A15 has a fun tuning, with accentuated bass, clear mids and airy treble. The bass is a little bloated and boomy but I believe the midrange and treble make up for it and the overall sound is very enjoyable.The only thing I don't really like is the position of the MMCX cable connectors. I find it a bit difficult to get a good fit because of the angle of the cable connectors but I switched to a different cable and it's much better now.I don't know anything about these people who say theirs stopped working. I've had mine for at least 6 months, probably longer and they're in perfect condition.