"To me, there’s no doubt the revision of the Teas (i.e. the Tea Mk2) is superior to its predecessor in the technical departments. It’s very obvious that Xenns wanted to try to reach a bracket between the original Teas and Xenns UP, while trying to do something refreshing. To my eyes, they did it."
By nymz
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"Overall it’s a very pleasant and clean listening experience. The Tea 2 produces a complete and well-balanced sound making them versatile enough to be used with almost any genre. If I was looking for the best set of bass earbuds they wouldn’t make the list but if you are someone who listens to a little bit of everything, enjoys analytical and critical listening then these will be right up your street."
By AUDIOPHILE ON
"The Tea 2 is certainly not a bad IEM. It does offer a more laidback listen relative to the B2, thanks to a more desirable bass tonality, relaxed upper-midrange, and a foil to the B2’s 6kHz peak. But I do feel that the B2 comes out on-top for technical performance even if the IEMs trade blows for raw tuning. It becomes less of a contest with the B2: Dusk which, in my opinion, strikes the ideal balance between the B2's superior technical performance and the Tea 2's more relaxed tonality. "
By Precogvision
