Hidizs ST2 Pro Nebula Review!
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Sound signature:
The Hidisz ST2 Pro Nebula follows the Hidizs house sound wherein it presents itself in a fun, v-shaped sound signature.
Lows:
For an EDC setup, I can comfortably say that the bass of the ST2 Pro Nebula will entice, and probably will be enjoyable for bassheads. The bass is elevated, slightly subbass dominant, but does not leave the midbass lacking. Attack and decay leans slightly to the faster side of the spectrum, creating a “clean” yet bassy impression.
Mids:
Lower mids exhibit a bit of warmth, making the lower mids a bit thicker than usual. Upper mids are elevated, bright, clear, and exhibits a good amount of air, but not as bright when compared to its treble.
Treble:
As for the treble, it is slightly bright, well-extended, and has a bit of mild sibilance as well, just like its upper mids. Detail retrieval is slightly above average, and can render microdetails fairly easily.
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Soundstage, Imaging and Separation:
The soundstage is your usual wider than deep, with a good amount of height. Separation and layering is average at best, with mild hiccups on heavy passages. Imaging is accurate enough and does not have any problems with any of the games and podcasts I have tested this with.
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Verdict
The Hidizs ST2 Pro Nebula offers convenience and practicality in today’s world of nearly zero phones with 3.5mm port. I personally enjoyed this setup with my phone during commutes and running down my errands because I did not have to bring my dongle with me, keeping my everyday carry as simple as it can be. Not to mention that this also exhibits a very versatile sound character that will suit most genres and instances. Very practical indeed, Hidizs!
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