The Linsoul 7HZ Timeless II is a great upgrade on the original model and an impressive pair of earphones for the price. It keeps everything people loved about the first version but feels more refined, better built, and a lot more flexible thanks to its tuning options.
It uses a 14.5 mm planar magnetic driver with dual magnets, and a silver alloy coated diaphragm, which helps it deliver a clean, detailed sound. The housing has also been redesigned with better venting and internal support, so it feels solid and sounds more stable.
There are four interchangeable tuning nozzles that come in the box. Each one changes the sound slightly, so you can add a bit more treble sparkle or tone things down depending on your taste. The cable has also had a redesign, made from single crystal copper and offering both 3.5 mm and 4.4 mm connections, so you can easily use it with different devices.
The sound itself is excellent. The bass is punchy and tight, with good depth but no muddiness. The mids sound clear and open, and the treble has a nice sparkle without becoming sharp or tiring. The soundstage feels wide and natural, with plenty of space between instruments. It works well for all sorts of music, from acoustic tracks to electronic or rock. It really is an absolute pleasure to listen to, you can find elements in your favourite songs you never new existed before.
Comfort is decent, though the short nozzles can make it tricky to get the perfect seal, especially if you have smaller ears like I do. They are still light enough for everyday use, and you do not need any fancy gear to get great sound out of them.
The fit could be better and the slightly bright treble might be too much for some listeners. The case could also be better padded. Still, the Timeless II offers brilliant detail, energy, and value for money. It is a top choice if you want to try planar earphones without spending a fortune. RRP £175.21
- Punchy, detailed bass
- Spacious soundstage and precise imaging
- Solid build quality
- Good accessories
- Comfortable
- Fit is tricky for smaller ear canals
- Pricey
- Not fully waterproof




