Hey guys, today I reviewed the Artti T10 Pro, a planar IEM that’s launching around $83 (with an MSRP closer to $108–$110), and I’m judging it mainly as an under-$100 set. I go over what you get in the box (case, two sets of tips, a modular 3.5/4.4 connector, and a surprisingly good quality cable). Build-wise it’s all metal, feels hefty and premium for the price, and it’s comfortable for me even with the longer nozzle—though I did notice slight driver flex on my left side. I also didn’t stick with the stock tips because they didn’t fit me well, so I used Divinus Wide Bore tips instead. Sound-wise, the T10 Pro comes off warmish U-shaped to me: bass is the priority, with a punchy midbass and a rumbly subbass that’s genuinely fun. The trade-off is you’ll want medium to higher volume, and it needs more power than usual to really shine—so it’s not a “low volume set” in my book. Male vocals are fantastic (that thick, chocolatey, velvety kind of texture comes through), while female vocals are good but a bit laid back for a planar. Treble is tuned very safe—great if you’re treble-shy, but I personally miss a bit of sparkle for stuff like flutes, shamisen, and certain J-pop. I also compare it to my favorite planar, the Letshuoer S15. Honestly, I see the T10 Pro as a “baby S15” that keeps that easy, chill listening vibe—but with more bass, which was even my complaint on the S15. If your genres match this tuning and you don’t mind giving it power and volume, it’s a really enjoyable pick.