Tin T3 Plus – I finally like Tin

Product	Tin HiFi T3 Plus
Driver Configuration	1x Dynamic Driver (DD9)
Price	$79
Who is it for?	People looking for an affordable IEM that handles almost all genres good (enough)

Frequency Response

About the IEM

• Great and refreshing design
• Finally a Tin IEM that fits, stays comfortable after longer usage
• Good cable for the price
• The first Tin IEM I with beautiful design and good fit

🥇Can’t really wish for more given the sub $100 price point. One of the more beautiful IEM in my collection with adequate accessories.

Sound Impressions

• Great consumer-focused tuning
• Bass is fast and has power while never overwhelming the rest
• Treble sometimes a little weak to non-existent
• Vocals have good presence, can sometimes be slightly muffled
• Lacking in detail and resolution, especially noticable compared to Aria/Starfield
• Suprisingly big soundstage

🥈 Solid sonic performance that doesn’t really do anything wrong while not excelling at anything either. The best sounding Tin IEM for my taste so far.

Comparisons

Moondrop Starfield

Since I don’t own the Moondrop Aria, I’ll compare the T3 Plus to the somewhat similar Moondrop Starfield. Given the price difference, the Aria would be a fairer comparison.

Tripowin Mele

The Mele are one of the defacto recommendations for great IEMs under $100. Their focus is on reproducing great bass (quality and quantity) and offering a more “fun” sound signature.

Conclusion

The Tin T3 Plus might just be one of the best options under 100 Dollars. A pleasant sound signature that should fit most tastes with enough and qualitative bass coupled with good-enough resolution and details present a quite great package at that price point.

Additionally, the Tin T3 Plus have great fit and are well-crafted and well-designed. From a look-and-feel-perspective, the T3+ might just be one of the best Sub-100$ IEMs available right now.

With their quite similar frequency response – though vastly different quality in technicalities – the T3+ can offer a little taste of more expensive and better IEMs like Moondrop’s Blessing 2 Dusk.

Now, finally, after I’ve disliked all IEMs from Tin HiFi I tested – including the highly acclaimend Tin T2 – I’ve liked a Tin product. The T3 Plus is by quite a margin their best IEM. Here’s to hoping that Tin will follow this trend and their next releases will be closer to the T3 Plus – in design as well as sound.