Good thing though is the awful packaging ends right away when the sleeve is removed to show a glossy jagged box with a transparent plastic cutout to show the Magaosi K5 V2 and its black carbon fiber-like gold-plated 3.5mm L Plug. Even BGVP’s DMG and DM6’s packaging which doesn’t scream premium looks neat when placed side by side with the Magaosi K5 V2’s packaging. The guys behind Magaosi’s packaging design needs some callouts because honestly, it sucks, just check out Whizzer’s packaging for comparison at roughly around the same price point. The K5 V2 is spec’d out with a 20Hz – 40 kHZ Frequency Response, 119dB Sensitivity and a 22 Ohm Impedance.Įntering the scene looking alike its competition in its own brand alone, will the K5 V2 even be remembered for its looks or for its sound? Let’s take a dig deeper. The Magaosi K5 V2 features 5 Balanced Armature drivers, one by Knowles and the other 4 custom-tuned by Magaosi. Priced at $179, you can grab a pair off Linsoul Amazon or Linsoul Direct. This supposed surprise comes in the form of the Magaosi K5 V2 (see? even its own model has an alter ego) which was provided by Linsoul to be reviewed.
One of Magaosi’s dead ringer IEMs came to my possession and finally allowed me to see if this is just really a mirror image for a set of IEMs designed to either confuse buyers or maybe a surprise ready to excite our ears. Try to check out their X3, K5, K5 Pro, K6 and MGS-401 IEMs and you’d be thinking that they are one model except the customization offers for the shells and faceplates. Don’t stress your mind, I’m talking about Magaosi. The Greeks say great minds think alike and with that quote in mind I’d like to believe that great looks sound alike when it comes to a particular brand of IEM’s.
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