1More Triple Driver: Audio delivery defined
1More, a little- known audio company, is all out to challenge Apple’s Beats. The Apple variant headphones come with a Lighting connector and a built- in DAC. 1More offers looks with comfort — it does not overcrowd your ears and fits snugly due to its angular design with a sturdy and light aluminum build. It bundles along a variety of tips with a range of silicon and foam between 10mm and 14.5mm. The cable is braided with nylon, which helps in keeping you out of the knotty situations. The inline remote includes a DAC with a built- in 5- way control joystick to set the volume, move between tracks and answer calls. Lastly, a hard leather case is also available in the packaging.
The Headphones sport three drivers each— a dynamic driver for mids and lows, and two balanced armatures to deliver highs like tweeters. The three drivers unite to give out a perfect, unmatched audio output with almost zero crosstalk between the highs and lows. This makes for quality audio and least distortion. The in- line DAC includes a High Resolution Digital Audio Converter, and the earbuds together are claimed to be tuned by Grammy Award Winning sound engineer Luca Bignardi.
As for the performance, the Triple Driver are almost no match to anything close we have heard till date. Though the product seems expensive at first glance, sounds as expensive too — justice to the price it demands. Playback of audio quality across a range of genres sounds way above average in comparison to other in- ear headphones around. The bass response is pretty excellent and the mids and highs are neatly defined. These earphones are equipped with a dynamic driver that is designed and tweaked by a professional to handle low frequencies. You are destined to experience a rich and detailed bass. However, the bass is a tad low and for all those bass- heavy listeners, including us, you ‘ could’ be a bit disappointed.
Trust us; you won’t be disappointed if you are looking for investing here — 8,999 for the 3.5mm jack version, while the Apple Lightning jack version will cost you 10,999.