QUEEN OF AUDIO VESPER 2 REVIEW

Today, I'm thrilled to share my review of Queen of Audio's latest offering, the Vesper 2 in-ear monitors. As someone who loves exploring new audio gear, I've tested quite a few options over the years. However, the Vesper 2 immediately caught my eye with its enticing combination of impressive features and affordability. Its stylish design and promising specifications sparked my curiosity, prompting me to embark on a sonic adventure to uncover its true capabilities.



What You Get

• One pair of QoA Vesper 2 In-ear monitors.

• One 5N copper with silver-plated Cable.

• Six pairs of ear tips.

• PU Case with inner velvet protection.

• User Manual

Look and Feel
I'm really taken with their appearance. The Vesper 2 arrives in striking blue and yellow variations, each a visual delight. Opting for the blue variant, I found its allure irresistible. The design, reminiscent of abstract art, exudes elegance and intrigue, maintaining the brand's identity while offering a fresh take. Plus, the unchanged size ensures comfort during extended listening sessions, a detail often overshadowed in the pursuit of sonic excellence.

Design
In terms of its build, the Vesper 2 adopts a hybrid driver arrangement, featuring a 10mm PET dynamic driver and a solo balanced armature sourced from Knowles. Employing 2-way acoustic tubes, the signal distribution from these drivers is meticulously balanced. This design ensures seamless compatibility with all standard 3.5mm headphone jacks.



Soundstage
In my experience, I've found the Vesper 2's soundstage to be quite remarkable, especially when paired with the FiiO Q15 Amp to reach hi-res audio. Among the array of affordable IEMs available, it comfortably holds its own. Its linear presentation, coupled with its expansive width, has been a pleasant surprise. While it doesn't quite achieve a fully immersive depth, I've appreciated its accuracy and clarity, especially in instrument separation. What truly stands out to me is its spatial imaging, which brings a sense of dynamism and precision to the audio. Overall, I've thoroughly enjoyed the wide and semi-holographic stereo field it creates, making for an immersive and enjoyable listening experience.

Low End
I've been thoroughly impressed by the Vesper 2's low end. The bass presence is nothing short of remarkable, offering a rich and full-bodied response that truly captivates the senses. As I delved into tracks like Martin Garrix's "No Sleep," the bass took on a life of its own—amazingly fast, punchy, and incredibly dynamic. From the deep rumble of the sub-bass to the pulsating heart of the mid-bass, each note resonated with a satisfying thickness and intensity. Despite the elevated frequencies, the Vesper 2 strikes a delicate balance, ensuring seamless integration and maximum articulation.

Mids
In my listening journey with the Vesper 2, the midrange performance has stood out as truly impressive. It provides a well-balanced and intricately detailed presentation, allowing both vocals and instruments to come to life with remarkable clarity and definition. Whether it's the velvety warmth of guitars or the silky smoothness of vocal melodies, the midrange delivers an immersive and captivating audio experience. I've been particularly impressed by the level of texture and depth it offers, revealing the subtle nuances of each instrument and elevating the overall musicality of the sound.

Highs
In the high-frequency range, the Vesper 2 excels with its natural and balanced presentation, a characteristic that I particularly appreciated while listening to Dawid Podsiadło's song "Let You Down." It adds a delightful sparkle and clarity to the vocals and instrumentation, enhancing the overall listening experience. Despite receiving less emphasis compared to the lows and mids, the highs feel well-distributed and controlled. They contribute to a sense of airiness and dimensionality, complementing the rest of the frequency spectrum beautifully.



Summary
In summary, the Queen of Audio Vesper 2 impresses with its exceptional performance considering its affordable price. Its hybrid driver configuration delivers a balanced and detailed sound signature, complemented by a captivating design. While its soundstage may lack depth, it excels in accuracy and clarity, especially in instrument separation. With rich bass, detailed mids, and natural highs, the Vesper 2 offers a rewarding listening experience across various genres, making it an outstanding choice for budget-conscious audiophiles.

The Queen of Audio Vesaper 2 is available at Audio46.