Initial impression/Short Review
I'm venturing into the audiophile world and so far, I have used Moondrop Chu, Blon Bl03. I would be writing as reference to above only.

Build Quality: It's surprisingly lightweight yet sturdy. It has drawn inspiration probably from Charcoal, when you touch it feels like you're holding a small shape of charcoal, lightweight yet strong at the same time!

Cable is sturdy and feels good to wrap around, strong and probably best cable under this price bracket. It is really good guys.

Sound: In layman's terms it has very safe tuning. High frequency will not bother you. If you have ever used Moondrop Chu you know very well what it would have been! In hola it's a kind of tuning where you can plug in and go on and on.If we compare the sound quality with Blon Bl03, Blon has more pronounced bass and slightly more high frequency owing to V shaped sound signature. While compared to Moondrop Chu, Chu is sibilant, highly technical as being neutral and bright which fatigues everyone including those who hyped it like anything!
I generally feel Moondrop chu has revolutionary sound at the given price but that bright turning bothered all of us as well as those non-detachable cables and awful hooks.
Many brands tried to rise up by eliminating those problems which resulted in the launch of 7hz Salnotes Zero, Tangzu Wan'er S.G. and Truthear Hola, all three tried their best to tame that sibilance while keeping the neutral turning.
7Hz salnotes zero was just a step better than Chu in terms of taming sibilance but since the arrival of Tangzu and Hola it has been eliminated a little bit more.:D but not deal breaker of any kind unless you are fond of neutral bright sound signature.

Truthear Hola is pretty safe in fact more safely tuned.It offers decent accessories, nice packaging, above price cable quality. It is the only of few options to experience great sound within INR 2000. In short, it is an excellent sounding pair with safe tuning which will go well with most of the listeners especially new to this hobby.
Note: - If you already have Moondrop Chu/Salnotes Zero/ Tangzu Wan'er S.G. etc. If nothing seems odd with your current gear, then don’t upgrade. Tangzu Wan'er users especially as it would be side grade for them. I advise you to stick with your current gear and wait for something new! If you are completely new, then buying it would be a good option.

Thank you for reading, I will update this space later on as realizations appear!

UPDATE 16/ March/2023-----
I can't express in words how much it amazed me. Whenever I pick it up and listen to, it gives that WoW moment. I feel it has started sounding better and better than 2 weeks ago. Burn in is indeed real according to my experience. It changes sound a lot.

- Soundstage is extremely wide. Much wider than Blon Bl03 and I can say it with 100% confidence that no other IEM under 2000 INR has this good soundstage. Best part is that you can listen it to bit high volume and take advantage of that immersive surrounding without getting piercing highs.
- Tuning is near perfect to my ears
- Bass is like you would expect without interfering other parts. It is sheer joy too feel that sufficient bass while watching movies. (Not for bass heads)
Hope it helps.
Gentle Reminder: Do not listen to music for high volume at extended period of time.
Thank you :)

disclaimer: Still waiting for it to be in stock
I've been waiting for the entire month for these to come in stock "by the end of February"
Truthear hola is more laid back version of the salnotea zero
It has a dark turning which means the extra sparkle in the treble which provides a bit more clarity but also comes with the caveat that it can't be used for long periods.
The most close comparison would be the tangzu waner. It has a more warm and brighter sound signature, but not at sterile as the salnotes zero.
The hola in a sense is a refinement from the other two as it has a little bit more bass boost compared to the waner and a little less treble (dark tuning).
This has been called the best iem for 2k by many reviewers.
1. Bad guy Good Audio (hbb)
2. Crinacle
3. Our own raghav sir
4. Gizaudio shortlisted it as a good entry point but still prefers the tangzu waner.

I'm a bass-head who I prefers warm tones, I previously bought the EDX Pro (similar base graph as the qkz x hbb) which had hefty amount of bass, but when I listened to the Hola, I realized I was missing out on those subtle details that used to get muffled under the influence of the super high bass. Now, I could clearly notice the pedal kicks and the finger slides.

This IEM is tuned to give a balanced experience with a slight tilt towards the low ends while keeping the mids detailed. Other good things about this IEM is the comfort and quality of the shell, the cable, the variety of ear-tips and a good quality pouch which is hard to find on every IEM of this price range. It fits well to my ears.

Like any other IEM at this price range, these too have average technicalities but the tonality kinda covers for it. I mean, for 1700/- you get fatigue free listening so why even complain. I do wish they had provided a mic. IDK if its just me but it didnt even require burn in and it sounded good right out of the box.

I drove this IEM with my Lotoo Paw S1 DAC before posting the above review, Although I found no major difference while I used it directly with my Macbook Air's in built Headphone Jack.

So I’ve been using the HOLAs for a couple of weeks now and here are my thoughts on it:

- build quality is really nice for the cost, even better than some 5k plus iems. especially the wire.

- this is a very non tiring, long sessions kind of iem which makes it so good IMO, because some iems in this price range just aren’t able to deliver that.

- the vocals are not really that forward leaning, they sound a bit recessed but not too much, in most songs I’ve listened to they balance it out very well. There’s a clear separation of instruments, there was little to no sibilance for ears my but it did get a bit too sharp for my ears at higher volumes which i was easily able to fix by changing my ear tips.

- the soundstage is great as well, it’s around the head instead of inside it which makes the listen experience that much better.

- the bass isn’t thumping or over the top, it’s there and it’s very balanced. if you want a lot of bass you’d have to look elsewhere but HOLA gives you a nice amount of, which satisfied me because i listen to modern rock/pop, metal and edms a lot. definitely more bass than something like Salnotes zero.

Overall, for the price these are really really good and a very good option for someone who is just starting out this hobby. you’ll like them, just don’t expect out of the world performance. I mean that goes without saying for any iem under 2k. but yeah, i personally loved these!

also thank you headphone zone, i really appreciate all the follow up emails and the prompt delivery of the product, definitely my goto headphone website now!

Truthear - HOLA

This is my first IEM so can't comment on the technicalities of the earphones. But personally i find it more fun and enjoyable to listen to , detailed sound and good amount of punchy base and the joy of finding the sound of instrument which was not before :)

Immediately it was apparent that these will be very forgiving on the ears, long sessions won't be a problem. The con is that it lacks sparkle, treble is lacking in a major way. Resolution is normal, nothing impressive. The size of the IEM is small. The cables are awesome, although one ear loop was bigger than the other.

Q.C. should be improved, as mine had channel imbalance (different volume in each side). I had returned mine.