My previous IEM was KZ zs10Pro and quite good with bright V-shaped signature. In Kz zs10pro Volume at 75-85 u can't feel punchy bass and Mid bass clear , But song come with details with Treble extension. Everyone tells KZ knows For Bass Naahhh!! its not Bass but its details music with Treble extension. After all i don't know some kind of Adhesive leaking inside my kz and Dynamic driver stopped working and totally bass is gone . After all i started research About IEM under 6K with my Budget And I found The Hyper Beast Tin HiFI T3 Plus .

For me Kz zs10Pro Took 120-150Hrs of burning in periods and Tin Hifi T3 Plus took only 8-9 Hrs of Burning In.
This review is based after Burning In and use with stock eartip and not used any other stock tips comes in Box accessories.
I only used ( .flac ) file format for best listening.

Note : Not for Bass Head , Bass is excellent explain with balance

How Tin Hi-Fi T3 Plus sound ?
1) They are Balance and Neutral U-shaped Sound with Airiness at Volume 85-95 volume you get lively crisp Treble , but never crosses threshold of sort of discomfort . well balance treble
2) Bass woohoo!! What a Punch in my ears , i have no word to describe. Every small amount of Bass is explained and you feel Small Punchy Bass as well as Rumbling, You will feel yeahh!! that's what i want.
The Bass is well Balanced not overwhelming ,no Bass Bleed and gives Vocals , instrumental details and stound stage is not harmed.
3)At Volume 70-80 You feel Bass Details as well With balance treble with all instruments details with separation . Its feels awkward that how instrumentals details is maintained there with nice Bass details , I don't know how they made, it's Miracle.
4) Sound stage is wide where how far your imagination goes.
5) Female Vocals are Good then Male Vocals.
6) Male Vocals don't pop as good as Female vocals , male vocals blend little bit into the upper mid bass. overall vocals are quite good they are bit forward at upper mids.( Eminem voice pop so good )
Ratings
1) Bass - 5/5
2) Treble 4.9/5
3) SideDrum - Bass Drum Bass 4.9/5
4) Guitar Bass 4.5/5 ( Some of the tracks Guitar Bass were excellent ( 4.7) )
5) Female vocal 4.9/5 ( Some of the tracks small amount of lacking but i don't have problem)
6) Male Vocal 4.3/5 ( Male vocal it's okay but some of the tracks i give 4.5/5 )
7) Separation 4.8/5 ( Told you how far your imagination goes , For my preference its fantastic )
8) Cable is quite good at this price point, Better then kz zs10pro Cable ( 4.5/5 ).
9) Overall Rating my own preferences ( 5/5)

Thank You So Much Mr. Raghav Somani ( CEO of HP Zone ) For Bringing Excellent Product In Headphone Zone

Last line , I don't know how they do magic with Bass and treble details Awesome .
At this price range Bang on product.
EASY PEASY LEMON SQUEEZY

First of all thank you for Headphonezone to bring this product in India. I know that this product is running low in stock due to it's high demand. I was looking for an IEM in under 8k price range. The always choice seemed moon drop Arya. But seeing reviews for the Tim hifi t3 Plus, everyone seem to to like this and seem like a worthy competitor for the Arias. I have been using iems like the Blon bl-03, KZ CRN etc. Compared to the blons these are not bass heavy. T3 plus are mostly lying in the neutral harmon target. So the sound reproduction is fairly accurate and also enjoyable. All in all, I like the sound reproduction of these. Only people I would tell them to stay away from this IEM are big bash ads. Otherwise the sound signature will be pleasant to most of the people.

Coming to the build quality, these are built pretty nicely. They are comparatively smaller than the crn's and the outer shell is very smooth resin material. Cable provided in the box is nice too. Also they have included a pair of foam ear tips in the box, so they get an extra browny point for that. Also they have provided soft carrying case in the box. The comfort is very great for these and isolation is very decent too. I am impressed with these IEM for the price range and would whole heartedly recommend this to anyone looking for a decently built, neutral to U-shaped sound signature.

I don't have to say much except don't trust the reviews online they are all biased, tbh most moondrop sound colored and not resolving atall atleast in the 20k range, T3 plus is easily is a better option if you cannot get an etymotic ER2SE, other than that if you can throw in some parametric EQ on this it easily thrashes any 30-40k iem or headphones, don't trust me try for yourself or compare graphs. Otherwise the only grime i have with this is the fit is something I need to get used to (probably my ears are at fault) otherwise this is an great option from Tin better than its own flagship products.

So after a lot of research, watching every single review video on youtube, i decided to buy it and man they have exceeded my expectations. So without a further ado lets head for the review. By the way i am using Realme X7 Max, with Cx Pro Amp Dac and a lot of flac files.

Bass : Bass is on a bit elevated side but the decay is fast, its not loose at all, its tight, its punchy, i own Blon BL - 03, and Kz ZS10PRO, and i can confirm that the bass response is great. Specially the sub bass region is very striking. It never maddels with mids and not at all bloaty or muddy.

Mids: Mids are again, perfectly tuned, this is the most natural sounding IEM i have ever heard, i have compared them even with Audiotechnica M50X, and they have their own reputation in the audiophile community, and believe me i found the mids tuning of the t3 plus better. Lower mids are on point, upper mids are not very elevated, but this is i really prefer, otherwise it makes the sounding a little bit energetic, too much for me, and female vocals become annoying, and overall soundstage sounds artificial, but this is not the case with t3 plus, upper mids are perfectly weighted, nor too tamed that it loses the fun.

Treble: treble is very clean, and the best thing about these is that they dont have that annoying metallic timbre, which KZ is famous for, treble is not on the peaky side, its controlled and it is smooth as butter, and this is what matters, although it doesnt have much elevation in the 10-16k treble air range, but they make up for it because they are clean.

Soundstage - Not too big, nor Small, as much as i could expect from a entry level audiophile iem. Nothing exceptional here. But it is good for the price, can not complaint.

Tuning and Timbre: this is where t3+ shine, i dont know how Tin has tuned them or what they have done to achieve this kind of tuning, it is very true to the actual nature kf music, the thing i want to say that natural timbre of instruments is kept to original as they could have, in other words, they dont sound artificial. They are little bit bass heavy, but it is funnnn. TIN hifi is famous for their thin and kind of tuning that is more useful for reference rather than fun, but this time TIN has gone with slightly tamed upper mids and controlled treble, and dont get me wrong, treble is plenty, better than the most. The thing about these iem that they have got everything right. This iems are tuned to the perfection for the price.

Verdict: I am surprised, really surprised to hear them, i had expected alot from these, and they have performed better than my expectations. If you are planning to upgrade from anything below 5-6k, just close your eyes and get these. If you like bass get them, if you like mids again get them, if you prefer treble, look nowhere else. And yes i havent talked about build and feel, they looks exceptionally great, and feel the same. I am very happy.

One thing i would like to mentioned that their design is kind of angular like KZ zex Pro (Crinacle) but not as much as that, so there may be a possibility that they can be a little uncomfortable for long listening sessions because i am feeling a little discomfort in my left ear after prolonged usage lets say more than 3 hours at a time, but still i wont complaint because sound makes up for it.

Tested with: Shanling UA1

My previous experience with Chi-Fi includes only KZ ZSN Pro. While I enjoyed the concept of Chi-Fi as a whole, there have been some shortcomings of ZSN Pro. Because of the BA, the ZSN Pro produces very detailed sound, which makes watching movies a very ethereal experience with added details in sound. However, the same BA produces very harsh sounds at higher frequencies while listening to music. The T3 Plus perfectly balances out this issue with its somewhat neutral sound. Yes, it might not be as neutral as some of the industry-leading IEMs, but the bass and the treble are tuned and boosted ever so tastefully that it rarely feels harsh to my ears. The all-plastic body is okay look-wise, and most importantly, it feels very light. I know metal IEMs might look very exquisite in design, but the all-plastic ones do have their advantages.
A minor point: I would have liked a hard carrying case instead of the piece of cloth provided in the packaging.

I din't find them as good as they are hyped. Sound is good mostly. But only lacking thing I found is mid-bass feels weak. Overall bass is decent but still on lacking side. In multiple occasion bass felt like thumpy not puchy. Treble response is very good and feels like not fatiguing at all. But due to weak bass repsonse, it feels like on brighter side, most times. But definitely cannot call them bad though. Fit is decent enough and works most of time.

TIN HiFi - T3 PLUS