The only earphones by ROMOSS that I know of are the dual-driver Senyeek, which got quite a lot of hype in Chinese communities.
Although it's a nice sounding pair of earbuds, I wasn't too impressed with them in comparison to some dirt-cheap in-ears. The sound is overly loud and the main emphasis is on the mids. The sound is loud and tiring and the soundstage is quite condensed.
Still, I'm more than sure that this sound will impress many earbud enthusiasts, and I'll gladly hear your opinions.
Soft paperboard (bare)
S+M+L, white (translucent), ø3×6mm oval bores
Leatherette, black, branded
Plastic (matte + glossy), ø5×6.5mm oval nozzles (ø3.5×5mm bores), rigid strain reliefs
Plastic (matte), triple-button + switch*, soft strain reliefs
TPE, soft, mildly bent
Plastic (matte), straight, short, soft strain relief
Compared to other earbuds, these probably have the most ergonomic design of them all. Sure, you'll find it weird at first and it'll take while to learn to wear them properly, but once you do, you will see that thet sit extremely well on your ear.
Probably some of the best bass responses I've yet to hear from earbuds. The dual-driver structure shows its advantages as the bass rumbles, yet the mids and highs continue to perform separately and are not generally overshadowed by the massive bass response.
The mids are well defined. However, on higher volumes the vocals seem just a bit too shouty. If you keep the volume levels moderate, you'll quite enjoy what these earbuds have to over in terms of vocal clarity. Instrument separation is pretty nice as well, but nothing special really.
Slightly muffled highs, even though the overall sound signature isn't that dark. Detail is quite distant, but at least the highs remain within the comfort zone. They are not piercing and never harsh. Can't hear any sudden peaks that would otherwise cause discomfort.
