A few days ago, I posted my review on Brainwavz M2 IEM earphones which passed all our tests with flying colors and instantly became one of my favorite IEM's. The Brainwavz M2 were the successor of the popular IEM Brainwavz M1. The M2 came with lots of new features & improvements, they were far better than their predecessors. Finally, the moment came when Brainwavz unveiled their brand new earphones from the series, the successors of M2, Brainwavz M3. In this article, we'll talk about the new Brainwavz M3, its specs, and availability.
Brainwavz M3 Noise Isolating Earphones Review
Brainwavz M3 Noise Isolating Earphones Review
The Brainwavz M3 sports a unique housing design with the same twisted, tangle free cable as the M2. The design perfectly goes along with the exceptional audio clarity & overall balanced sound across Lows, Mids and Highs. The cable is very similar to the M2, it is silver plated & oxygen free. Just like the M2, the Brainwavz M3 are extremely light in weight & durable. The signature sound offers great clarity without sacrificing the punchy bass. The sound reproduction is very crisp & clear according to the company and will offer great output across all the genres of music. They are priced reasonably for a premium IEM with high-quality output.
The M3 comes with 6 pairs of silicone ear tips (just like the M2) in different sizes such as; Small, Medium, and Large. Also bundled with it comes a pair of Comply Foam Tips which are comfortable & will enhance your experience.
Features & Specifications of Brainwavz M3
- Unique Housing Design, Comfortable Fit.
- Balanced & Crisp Sound Stage.
- Great Clarity with Accurate & Punchy Bass.
- 10.7 mm Dynamic Drivers
- Frequency Range of 20 Hz to 20 kHz
- 20 Ohms Impedance
- 115 dB at 1 mW Sensitivity.
- 10 mW Rated Input Power
- 1.3 Meters Silver Plated, Oxygen Free Y-Cable
- 3.5 mm Gold Plated Audio Jack.
The Brainwavz M3 IEM earphones are priced at Rs.5399 in India and are available on Brainwavz website, Amazon, Flipkart, and Gadget360 store. The product comes with Two years of warranty (24 months).
The specifications and features look good on paper but I can't comment on the output until I test it in my own way. Let's see, I'll try to get my hands on them as soon as I could, and will try to review them here. Till then, do let me know about your thoughts and views in the comment section.
Photos Courtesy: Brainwavz
