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  What’s in the Box 1 x MP143 Salt 3 x Pneumatic Sound Tuning Nozzles 3 Pairs x Ergonomics Silicone Ear Tips (Balanced) 3 Pairs x Ergonomics Silicone Ear Tips (High Frequency) 1 x 3.5mm or 4.4mm Earphone Cable 1 x User Manual 1 x Warranty Card 1 x HIDIZS Pouch Bag Unboxing video: There's something undeniably refreshing about the Hidizs MP143 Salt. It's more than just a pair of earphones; it’s a statement. A commitment to both audio excellence and environmental responsibility. By partnering with the Whale and Dolphin Conservation (WDC), Hidizs has transformed a product into a purpose. It's a testament to the belief that even small steps can create a big impact. The MP143 Salt is a tangible embodiment of this philosophy. From the no plastic packaging to the design, every element whispers of the ocean. The name itself, a tribute to the iconic humpback whale "Salt," is a poetic touch that connects us to the heart of the project. It's a product that invites you to

7hz FIVE Why pack 10 dynamic drivers into a single pair of IEMs? What sonic advantages come from cramming so many drivers inside? Honestly, I'm not entirely sure. However, I believe this is 7Hz flexing their engineering prowess—because they can, and why not? After all, innovation often begins with doing something different. Whats inside the box: When you pop the 70Hz Five into your ears, the first thing that hits you is the unapologetically fun V-shaped signature. It’s as if the Five was designed with a singular mission: to make your music experience a lively, engaging affair that transport you back to those techno warehouse raves or a moshpit in 90s grunge concert. For those who like to dissect sound signatures with there eyes with FR Graphs, be warned—the Five defies the graphs. The treble, which might appear harsh on paper, doesn’t translate that way in real life, specially with a couple of days burn-in Listening to music and using your ears is always the ultimate test, and in