THE FALCON-C

DUNU has done a great job with the bundled ear-tips and although foam ones would also be nice to have the SpinFit ones more than make up for that.

The hard carrying/storage case has the company logo at the top and is just enough to fit the Falcon-C and their adapters inside.

Using a 1.2 meter long hand crafted 4-way braided cable means that DUNU aimed more towards durability and audio quality rather than comfort since we had a really hard time untangling it.

The ergonomic enclosures are designed in such a way to provide optimal comfort at all times (one of the reasons for this is that the cable is passed over your ear).

Of course, having a detachable cable with MMCX gold plated plugs means both that you can store the earphones easier and that you can use a better one if you want to further down the road (for example DUNU offers an upgraded silver version of the cable which unfortunately they didn't ship to us).

Left and right markings are engraved on the interior of the earphones right next to the dynamic driver vents.

The company logo is also engraved on the exterior of the earphones.

As you can see DUNU has used angled tips for optimal fit.

Using 9mm drivers is not something uncommon but according to their specifications however these should be quite special.

The Falcon-C is the very first pair of earphones to arrive in our lab that features MMCX gold plated plugs and I must admit they are quite useful (not only can you swap cables but they also rotate further boosting comfort levels).

DUNU also placed their name on the cable Y-splitter.

The angled gold plated 3.5mm jack may not be something we haven't seen numerous times in the past already but it's always a good feature to have.

For this review we used several smartphones (Samsung S7 Edge/S8, iPhone 6, Huawei P20 Pro Dual) and the FiiO M3k/M6/M7 Hi-Res Music Players.