Tenhz P4 Pro Review

Tenhz P4 Pro Review. Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for TENHZ P4 PRO 4BA Balanced Armature HiFi inEar Earphone IEMs with Detachable MMCX Cable (Black) at Amazoncom Read honest and unbiased product reviews from our users 36/5.

The TENHZ P4 Pro relies heavily on its clean silhouette and great leather case with a flat signature implemented cleanly without being off tone nor off with its timbre deliveryThe cable is just what you need really stays in place easy to store and the stellar absence of microphonic noise without giving up being looking good and not weird 42/5 (6).

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Packaging & AccessoriesDesign & ComfortSound & SpecsFinal ThoughtsThe Tenhz P4 Pro has one of the richest sets of accessories I’ve ever found in this price range the box holds the earphones themselves the cable a brown leatherette case whose interior is covered in velour with an internal pouch three pairs of foam eartips and three pairs of silicone tips The only (and very minor) issue I found is the case which closes thanks to magnets the magnet on the flap was offcentre and this prevented the case to close correctly If anything Tenhz P4 Pro’s design does not feel either innovative nor especially curated yet it’s solid enough to be highly functional and comfortable The black faceplate are installed on top of a transparent shell made of plastic (resin?) which encases the balanced armatures and the crossover PCB They’re nothing new really – in terms of shell shape they’re similar to the KZ ZSR and the TRN V10 while they’re similar to other IEMs such as the BGVP DM6 or the KZ ZSN when it comes to the shape of the faceplate It’s not exactly new again but it’s well done The company chose to make the faceplate shiny black and to put their logo (in silver) on it The Tenhz P4 Pro is well built and appears like a longlasting product The materials used do not feel cheap to the eye nor to the touch and instead feel like they’re high quality Surprisingly plastic does not feel plasticky (however weird that may sound!) and has instead a solid feeling to it As I already mentioned the balance I tested the Tenhz P4 Pro with various sources as usual I used a xDuoo X3II an Audirect Beam and a Topping NX4 DSD In all cases I used an iFi IEMatch due to the high sensitivity that led to hisses being constantly present The box of the Tenhz P4 Pro shows a frequency response graph that seems too good to be true – it is almost entirely linear and neutral It does not seem however to be exaggerated After listening to the earphones for a while I can say that the graph appears (somewhat) accurate The Tenhz P4 Pro are really neutral in their sound presentation with the only remark to be made being that bass could use a bit more presence and depth There are four balanced armaturesinside each earpiece for a total of eight across both channels They’re remarkably well tuned with no especially noticeable peaks or dips – except for the highest part of the spectrum which is not as linear as the rest Although they are not going to impress you the Tenhz P4 Pro are good from a The Tenhz P4 Pro are good inear headphones their tuning is almost neutral their technical ability is decent and their detail retrieval is decent Overall they are quite enjoyable and offer top quality isolation and comfort to the list The thing is that they are just good they don’t excel at anything and they have to battle with fierce competition that offers either similar features at a lower price or better features at a similar price While they are very good on their own and they are in fact headphones that I can recommend to those looking for neutral IEMs they have to confront the likes of the BGVP DMG and DM6 or the Tin Audio T2 that are just excellent at their respective price points and offer similar or better features I can in fact recommend the Tenhz P4 Pro only if you know what you’re looking for – and that is a neutral IEM with decent features at a relatively affordable price but not one that will blow your socks off That may be actually good though not eve Frequency response 1030000 HzSensitivity 110 dBImpedance 26 Ω.

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At any rate the tenhz P4 PRO is an interesting one it is also a more expensive one priced at 150 USD at launch and being priced at 100 USD at the moment of making this review Youtube video With that out of the way you have a really nice package with P4 PRO you get a nice leathery carrying case in brown color along with a good selection of tips three sizes and two types and a pretty high quality cable.