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There are two balanced armature drivers which handle the production of high frequencies, resulting in highs that are really detailed and have a lot of sparkle and detail to them. The 2 BA drivers are complemented by a dynamic driver (hence the triple driver designation) which handles the mids and the lower frequencies. Mids are smooth and clear while the bass is powerful yet at the same time is well controlled. See More
The sound signature is very balanced, with no frequencies taking over the rest in terms of extension. The highs are clear and airy, but do not sound harsh. The mids are smooth and rich yet are not too forward and do not creep up on the highs. The bass has good level of punch and extension, but is also controlled so there's no booming and won't muddy up the mids. This sound makes these in-ears great for those who value sound accuracy over a fun and boosted sound, and as such work really well with all types of music. See More
The H3 foregoes the usual boosted highs and lows that can be heard from most headphones/earphones in favor of a more refined approach. The bass is not overpowering, and instead is controlled, delivering good punch without adding bloat to the mids. The mids sound very natural and warm, so vocals and guitars really sound good with these earphones. The highs deliver a lot of detail with good clarity, yet does not get harsh in any way. These earphones are easy to listen, and work best with classical, jazz and vocal heavy genres. See More
It has a V-shaped sound signature so the bass has good rumble and power while the highs have good detail without coming off as harsh. The mids are slightly recessed but still have good presence, so vocals and guitars, though a bit soft sounding, still sound good. This sound quality works great for a wide range of music, but bass heads especially will love the low-end rumble and punch that these headphones can put out. See More
While the Marshall Mode does not offer a lot of features or top-notch build quality, it makes up for it with great sound quality. The bass has a slight emphasis which gives the sound good power and punch. The mids sound natural and slightly forward, while the highs are able to deliver a good level of detail without getting harsh. These earphones sound best for rock music, but can also deliver great low-end performance for hip-hop music and similar genres, and crisp highs for those who love classical music. See More
With the Marshall Mode, you’ll be able to get a good fit and seal in your ears. You get 4 pairs of ear tips in different sizes to choose from. The ear tips are also of decent quality, as they are not too squishy, so they should sit well in the ears and last a reasonable period of time as well. See More