The ear pads appear to be glued on and may be damaged if you attempt to change or remove them. The band could do with a little bit more padding. This makes them easily compressible, and since they are rather shallow, those with more prominent ears may find the interior space a bit tight. The band padding is quite thin, but the black protein leather ear pads are filled with very soft memory foam. ComfortĬomfort is acceptable, with padding more on the minimal side of things, rather than feeling particularly luxurious.
The cups can swing about 45 degrees and both fold up towards the band. Of note, the aluminum-sided cups have a textured finish and resist fingerprints. The earcups extend on the metal headband with a positive feeling click at each stop. The headband is wrapped in soft black faux leather, trimmed in rose-gold to match the metal bits. The aluminum and plastic construction feels very sturdy and they can be manipulated with nary a creak or unwanted flex. The interior pad diameter is only 40mm, which isn’t large enough to go around anyone’s ears. The overall size really isn’t large enough to really consider them over-ear headphones. The cables to the dual 2.5mm TRS cup jacks are sheathed in soft black rubber with the right one containing a 3-button inline microphone metal remote near the end. Cableįrom the pinkish-hued, 3.5mm TRRS source jack to the y-split, the OFC cable is covered in Kevlar-reinforced black paracord with flecks of matching rose-gold in the material. One side of the interior is molded to fit the headphones when folded and the other side has a small mesh pocket that is attached with Velcro, and a Velcro loop tab to hold the cable.Īdditionally, there is a stretchy black fabric storage bag, cinched at the top, with the 1MORE logo on the front. The included zippered hard-shell case is very functional it is small enough to tuck into a bag but tough enough to actually provide protection. The included travel case is an appreciated addition. Gold-plated 3.5 mm to 6.3 mm (1/4″) adapter.It’s all super classy and distinctly 1MORE. The schematic drawings are such a nice touch. On the interior fold-out cover you will find several Davinci-blueprint-style sketches of the headphones.
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Just like with their IEMs, the Triple Driver OE come in a classy outer sleeve that, once removed, reveals a magnetically closed, book-style inner box. PackagingġMORE is hella-good at making boxes. Frequency Response (Hz): 20 Hz – 40 KHzġMORE could have a successful business simply creating packaging.Drivers: 40mm graphene-coated dynamic driver, ceramic tweeter, passive bass reflector.“1MORE is the most awarded headphone brand two-years running.” – 1MORE Technical Specifications Their channels currently reach 26 countries and regions, including the USA, Canada, England, Germany, Italy, Spain, Greece, Australia, Korea, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, India, and Vietnam. The Shenzhen-based company 1MORE was founded in 2013 by three former Foxconn executives, on the principle that music lovers “…deserve to hear music as it was meant to be heard, as the artist intended it to be heard.” 1MORE’s investors include Xiaomi, venture capital firm GGV Capital, and Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC Private Ltd.Īfter selling over 10 million earphones in China in 2014, 1MORE expanded into the worldwide market.
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From a company more known for producing traditional IEMs for portable usage, are 1MORE’s Triple Driver OE relevant in 2021? Do people still want a portable pair of wired headphones? Are they convenient enough, sound good enough, and tough enough for everyday use?
Regardless, they do offer a unique proposition in the market. The Triple Driver OE feature a ceramic tweeter, a full-range 40mm dynamic driver, and a passive bass reflector in each cup. Over-ear is a bit of a stretch (due to their smallish size), as is the ‘triple’ part of the driver designation (with only two active drivers). What we have here is a folding closed-back pair of portable headphones. A single driver solution is easier and cheaper to achieve.
Things get far more complicated when trying to balance crossover points.
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Seamless audio reproduction is often a tricky thing to achieve when mixing drivers of different frequency responses and inherent characteristics/limitations. While hybrid driver designs dominate the IEM market, multi-driver full-sized headphones are far rarer. I’ll be shortening the name for purposes of this review to Triple Driver OE. 1MORE makes life rather difficult with the rather unwieldy name (Triple Driver Over-Ear headphones), likely intended to differentiate these from the Triple Driver IEMs that they also offer.
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