XENNS Mangird Tea PRO

Sound Signature: It’s well-balanced with a bass boost.

This is truly one of the best IEMs at this price point—you really can’t go wrong buying it. You’re spoiled with tons of accessories, including ear tips, an IEM pouch, a shirt clip, a carrying case (made of aluminum), and more—all packaged in a beautiful box.

And let me tell you about the build: aluminum with a resin faceplate. The size may not fit smaller ears perfectly, but it should work well for most people.

Highly recommended—definitely worth the buy!

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Bass!!!
It feels like the headphones are equipped with two dynamic woofer drivers.
The sound has a certain emphasis on the bass component.
There are more low frequencies than you expect, but it sounds delicious and does not spoil the overall picture.
On the contrary, it adds fat and enlivens the sound, makes it more voluminous and deep.
The headphones take the stated frequency of 20 hz, but really wake up from 25 hz.
The Bassotronics subwoofer test - Bass I Love You Too - is going well.
The bottom is creeping, soft, truly subwoofer-like.
The mid-bass has elasticity and a decent punch.
There is a well-distinguishable relief, and despite the massiveness of the woofer, excellent control.

The medium frequencies are very harmoniously side by side with the low ones.
The middle feels somewhat refined, while very lively and evoking emotions.
Acoustic and classical guitars, saxophone, violin, grand piano and other live instruments sound timbral richer than usual.
The sound is tinted, but only slightly, which gives a certain charm, like an elegant lady who has applied a minimum of makeup in order to emphasize the natural beauty.
There is no monitor dryness or scrupulous meticulousness in trying to convey everything without embellishment.
Instead, the headphones will sketch with generous strokes an intoxicating and supermusical sound in instrumental genres.
In various enigmatics, you will get that very mystery and the feeling of touching something sacred.
In heavy metal genres - meat, might and epic!

The upper frequencies have smoothness, there are no sharp and prickly peaks here.
But if you suddenly think that the headphones do not have enough high frequencies, then this is not the case.
There is an ideal amount of high frequencies here, and their quality is at a very high level.
The tails of the drum kit cymbals have an extended duration.
The tops are perfectly drawn, there is neither turbidity nor muted.
The detail is well manifested even in loaded tracks.
Headphones perfectly cope with bad recordings and are able to extinguish sibilants!

The vocals are flying, there is air and some sweetness.
In calm compositions, the female voice is perceived as affectionate.

The scene is large-scale, the images are large!
The headphones work great with the atmosphere.
The virtual space is densely populated.
The construction of the scene is similar to Yanyin Carmen!!!

I really enjoyed listening to music through these headphones!
I recommend it to those who want high-quality sound quality with a wealth of emotions, with comprehensive musicality and some kind of fantastic immersion in the audio field.

Pros: - Warm, all rounded tonality
- Good bass texture
- Warm, lush mids
- Smooth treble
- Good technical performace
- Very cohesive
- No BA timbre
- Well accessorized
- Durable metal shells
- Gorgeous faceplate that changes color depend on the angle
Cons: - 350$ is not a low price tag for many people
- Not enough midbass to my taste

The Mangird Tea Pro a very all rounded product from XENNS, with the overall box presentation, the included accessories AND the sound performance. I’d say if you have a $400 budget and are looking for a relatively balanced and warm sounding iem, with a bit more focus on the sub bass over mid bass, warm midrange and non fatiguing treble then the Tea Pro is a really viable candidate.

Read more of my review here: https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/xenns-mangird-tea-pro.27527/reviews#review-35505

Fantastic bass resolution, vocals are present, soundstage is wide, upper treble is not harsh (to me). Great ergonomics for someone with ears on the larger side. Using medium penon liquers (black) on it so far which I recommend pairing it with or at least trying out. Attached a picture of the nozzle between this set and the Hype 4 Tea PRO is a *little* darker to me vs the Hype 4.

Update 9/27: Using orange penon liquers, bit more spatial and hold the bass a little more and making it smoother in the slightest. Shell is also a metal alloy which feels very premium. It has been top notch in Overwatch, perfect depth perception and verticality. Also important to keep the nozzle grill clean as often as possible.

If you're someone who likes the Zero:RED with the adapter, the Tea PRO is a solid upgrade path as they are very similar in their tunings.

Final Update 10/12: Had to end up returning these for a refund as they would randomly imbalance on the left side by 7-15db that I showed to Linsoul in a video demonstration. This happened three times since getting these in (about once a week). I always stored them in the case with silica packets and cleaned the nozzle daily. I have also seen a couple similar reports of this happening on the right side as well for people. I don't want to change my score as I believe its not fair for the brand and it is a genuinely good sounding product. It doesn't seem to affect a lot of units but this does seem to be an issue that doesn't affect just me.

I've been informed the newer units of the Tea PRO have a nozzle grill that is an array of small holes throughout. My nozzle grill design was a series of diagonal patterns going across the grill (more mesh) that seems to be the original batch. Mangird might have alleviated the issue by changing the filtration system of the nozzles or it was merely a design overhaul.

This iem is absolutely amazing!
To listening all kind of music and ear all the details, with a rich texture, on all the spectrum, from the high to the low frequencies. The voices, from the middle range, are surprisingly good from such a small equipment!
I strongly recommend this iem!

these are my first pair of high-end iems. the instruments are so clear and i can hear each individual component without it being overly analytical. the sound is just so immersive and beautiful for a wide variety of genres, but especially my favorites like metal, metal core, post hardcore, and trap metal.

Fantastic shipping and the sound quality for the price of this product is 10/10.

XENNS Mangird Tea PRO

Pretty much as magical as people claim them to be.

Amazing

Dope IEMS

I currently own the Sennheiser HD 650s and wanted to try IEMs after consistently seeing this model recommended for both listening and gaming. I received them today, and honestly, these might be the best sounding headphones I’ve ever used. The sound quality is incredible and genuinely mind blowing!

These are insane

XENNS Mangird Tea PRO

i use these for gaming and use a dac/amp, can hear everything in game.

This Iem gave some kilobuck iems a run for their money. Beautifully sounding with great bass. Wish the separation was a bit better and the vocals not so recessed. Regardless, a fabulous set that needs no introduction.

The XENNS Mangird Tea Pro is that rare IEM that just clicks. Smooth, balanced, and easy to listen to for hours without fatigue.

What it does: delivers a warm-leaning, cohesive sound with excellent control. Nothing jumps out, but everything feels right.
How it does it: a well-tuned hybrid setup that keeps the treble butter smooth, mids natural, and bass present without overpowering.
Who it’s for: anyone sensitive to treble or tired of chasing detail at the cost of musicality.

Compared to more analytical sets, the Tea Pro trades a bit of edge for flow. It’s less about dissecting tracks and more about enjoying them. Vocals feel natural, instruments have body, and the top end never gets sharp.

This is the kind of tuning you end up staying with.

Kaiju rating: 5 out of 5

Full control kaiju. Smooth, powerful, and impossible to fatigue.

Would reccomend

Best I ever had. I never listen music this way, its so amazing.

Yes, I said it. These IEMs are exceeding expectations and smashing the top leading gaming headsets out there. I've owned multiple gaming headsets, Astro, Steelseries and Sennheiser. Sure, the price is high, but it's 100% worth it. 10/10.

i love the product

Absolutely amazing, beyond my expectations and highly recommend

Overall great, though the cable is stiff I am okay with that as its a modular cable, and honestly thats thats the only gripe I have

I upgraded to these when my 7hz Timeless broke. They are phenomenal. Great clarity, with much stronger bass response than the 7Hz, especially at the very low end. I think this is the first audio setup I've used where I've been able to hear all of the bassline from I Need Air by Magnetic Man.

Seems like there was visible damage to the left side, I lose 70% of power after prolonged use. Not sure what causes the randomness in power(volume and clarity) but it is what it is.