MEE audio MX1 Pro

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Mee Audio is on the rise in the wireless headset market, and it also seems to want to continue with wired headset products. The US audio company has recently released a completely new In-ear headset series, MX Pro, for both ordinary users and performers. Today, we will learn about the MX Pro series, an experiment with the lowest range product, MX1 Pro.

What is MX Pro?

As mentioned above, the MX Pro series is designed for ordinary users and used for singers and performers on stage. This series has four products from low to high: MX1 Pro, MX2 Pro, MX3 Pro, and MX4 Pro. The difference lies in the number of speaker membranes, with each pair of headphones having 1, 2, 3, and 4 speaker membranes (both Dynamic and Balanced Armature). As has been said many times in the past, the number of loudspeakers is not synonymous with good sound quality, so to know the sound quality, we will have to experience the reality.

But the special point of MX Pro is modular; we can remove the faceplate to change the headset design – show off the personality, or take another step to order the company a set of Custom earbuds for yourself. Custom earbuds will increase fit and sound quality, especially good for those who perform in noisy stages.

Smash the MX1 Pro box

MX1 Pro is the lowest range product in the line-up MX Pro but can also be called a mid-range product on the market today. That could also be considered a successor to the M6 Pro pair, a pair of headphones that helped put Mee Audio on the world’s sound company map.
Each pair of MX Pro has a separate color box, with MX1 Pro, purple and white.
This box does not open in the form of a butterfly wing, pulls from the bottom to reveal the main pack inside.

The MX1 Pro’s kit is similar to the M6 Pro, with a large zipper case, hook, a 6.3mm plug port, three rubber foam pairs, and one sponge tip.
This pair of headphones can change strings, and the box also comes with two sets of wires, one with a mic. The fact that the company offers up to 2 wires in a mid-range product is a huge bonus.

Design

Built on M6 Pro, MX1 Pro has similarities in design. We still have a pair of In-ear headphones that wear earrings, with long ears worn by users. You can still see certain differences if you look closely: the ear strap is slightly more oval, thus touching the ear more and harder to fall than the M6 Pro.

We have a faceplate that can be removed with a sharp object on the outside, like a Smartphone’s SIM slot. The faceplate part I have here is built with a magnet on the outside, which is used to attach two the ear side to each other during unused times; it’s convenient!
MX1 Pro and the entire MX Pro line all use the same wire standard as the M6 Pro so that you can replace the cord easily.

The cord of this pair of headphones is still as thick as the M6 Pro, which has been judged to be durable over time, so it also feels more reassuring to use. This wire seems to be stuck with the microphonics phenomenon (making a sound when wind), so users should also use the clip.
Plugs are made L-shaped to avoid break, reinforced. The entire headset and cord are equipped with IPX5 waterproof standards, so users can also use it to go jogging or gym comfortably.

Technical specifications
– A Dynamic 10mm speaker diaphragm
– Frequency range: 20Hz – 20kHz
– Impedance: 18 Ω
– Sensitivity: 107 ± 3 dB (1 mW @ 1 kHz)
– Maximum capacity: 30mW
– Waterproof IPX5

Sound quality

Knowing that the MX1 Pro is built on the M6 Pro and knowing Mee Audio’s audio development history, I assume that the pair of headphones has a no different sound than the M6 Pro. I was wrong. MX1 Pro retains the Mee Audio’s overall tonality but is slightly darker than the M6 Pro, especially hitting the bass band. That can be guessed somewhat through Mee Audio’s introduction.

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The bass part of the Mee MX1 Pro has a clear volume, even slightly more than the M6 Pro. MX1 Pro’s bass playing also differs: it is softer but deeper and does not focus on mid-bass. Trying Avicii’s The night’s song, the drums are very energetic, touching the sub-bass if needed. This bass has entered the background, making the overall sound quality darker than most of Mee’s previous pair of headphones (including the M6 Pro); it becomes an advantage for those who listen to Dance music because it creates an atmosphere similar to a dance floor.

Dark tones also affect somewhat to the middle band, when the singer’s voice is also darker than usual. Owl City’s voice in the song Vanilla Twilight retreated slightly, creating a feeling of laid back very comfortable. MX1 Pro still holds the point similar to the Mee headphones pair, which is the detail. Although the vocalist was pushed back slightly but still had enough detail to show clearly, not sinking into the soundtrack – there was a lot of sub-bass ‘taking over.’ The MX1 Pro is more powerful for female vocals than females, such as Norah Jones or Alexis Cole. A high voice like Yao Si Ting still plays well but a bit lacking in high-mid.

The treble sound is not the strong point of MX1 Pro; it has a sufficient listening volume but not the necessary clarity. That is also the general weakness of the pair of headphones using Mee Audio’s Dynamic diaphragm ever, so up to MX1 Pro is probably also inevitable. But Mee Audio made MX1 Pro serve bass, bass-head lovers, so this didn’t become a big disadvantage. The more advanced product lines like MX2, 3, 4 Pro all have the Balance Armature speaker to take care of the treble like the M7 Pro to expect a more robust treble sound.

Epilogue

Through understanding MX1 Pro, I feel Mee Audio’s MX Pro line has a lot of prospects. Equipped with the distinctive ‘Mee’ sound quality that is very popular in the market, this product line also has high versatility and can also install special accessories. MX1 Pro itself is also a very valuable pair of earphones at its price range, making me eager to try more advanced lines.

Advantages
– Sturdy design, comfortable wearing
– Complete set of accessories
– Ability to replace faceplate or add custom foam
– There are 2 wires to replace
– Good sound quality, especially bass
– Belong the lower segment should have a reasonable price
Disadvantages
– The treble is low in volume and plays slightly