DUNU Titan X
Fun V-shaped 10 mm dynamic driver IEM with an all-metal shell
A remarkably well-built budget IEM with punchy, textured bass, warm mids, and energetic treble. It is a music-first all-rounder rather than a neutral or competitive-FPS specialist.
INR 3,999
In stock
What is DUNU Titan X?
DUNU Titan X is a Single DD IEM with a v-shape signature for FPS. Fun V-shaped 10 mm dynamic driver IEM with an all-metal shell A remarkably well-built budget IEM with punchy, textured bass, warm mids, and energetic treble. It is a music-first all-rounder rather than a neutral or competitive-FPS specialist.
Bottom line: A standout value for listeners who want a compact, extremely solid all-metal IEM with punchy bass and an exciting music presentation. Look elsewhere for neutral tuning, classical music, or serious competitive-FPS positioning. Best for Music, General FPS.
DUNU Titan X specs at a glance
| Feature | DUNU Titan X specs at a glance |
|---|---|
| Driver | Single DD |
| Sound signature | V-Shape |
| FPS ratings | FPS 7.5, imaging 7.5, value 9.1. |
| Best for | Music, General FPS |
| Price / availability | INR 3,999 — In stock. |
Frequently asked questions
Is DUNU Titan X good for Valorant and CS2?
DUNU Titan X is rated FPS 7.5 with imaging 7.5. It is listed for Music, General FPS, so shortlist it when footsteps and positioning matter most.
What does DUNU Titan X sound like?
DUNU Titan X uses a Single DD driver with a v-shape tuning. A remarkably well-built budget IEM with punchy, textured bass, warm mids, and energetic treble. It is a music-first all-rounder rather than a neutral or competitive-FPS specialist.
What is the price of DUNU Titan X in India?
DUNU Titan X costs INR 3,999 and is In stock. Check the buying panel for current stores.
Should I buy DUNU Titan X for competitive FPS?
A standout value for listeners who want a compact, extremely solid all-metal IEM with punchy bass and an exciting music presentation. Look elsewhere for neutral tuning, classical music, or serious competitive-FPS positioning. Avoid it if you need You want a neutral or analytical sound signature; You need top-tier imaging for competitive FPS.
Quick verdict
Quick verdict
Very good
A standout value for listeners who want a compact, extremely solid all-metal IEM with punchy bass and an exciting music presentation. Look elsewhere for neutral tuning, classical music, or serious competitive-FPS positioning.
FPS
Good
7.5/10
Competitive placement
Imaging
Good
7.5/10
Positioning
Value
Excellent
9.1/10
Price performance
Review summary
Review summary
What stands out
Damian Cooper tested the USB-C Titan X with a MacBook and iPhone for roughly a month. He found it easy to drive, comfortable, and especially strong for bassy, energetic music, while noting that it is not a neutral set and can become sharp with wide-bore tips at higher volume.
Best parts
- Exceptional all-metal build for the price
- Punchy, textured bass with satisfying weight
- Flexible detachable silver-plated cable
Watch outs
- Not neutral; bass can bleed into the lower mids on dense tracks
- Treble can turn sharp at high volume with wide-bore tips
- Average separation and soundstage for competitive play
Score breakdown
Score breakdown
Overall: Very strong (8.3/10).
Frequency response
Measured frequency response
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Key specifications
Key specifications
| Driver | 10 mm dual-magnetic, dual-chamber dynamic driver | |
| Impedance | 16 ohm | |
| Sensitivity | 123 dB/Vrms at 1 kHz | |
| Frequency response | 5 Hz - 40 kHz | |
| Connector | 0.78 mm 2-pin | |
| Cable type | 4-strand high-purity silver-plated OCC copper | |
| Cable termination | 3.5 mm (standard) / USB-C DSP with mic | |
| Shell material | High-density alloy | |
| Nozzle material | Metal | |
| Detachable cable | Yes | |
| Mic | Yes | |
| Weight | 13 g |
Buying info
Buying info
Fit guide
Pros
- Exceptional all-metal build for the price
- Punchy, textured bass with satisfying weight
- Flexible detachable silver-plated cable
- Generous tip selection and comfortable compact fit
- Easy to drive from a phone or basic dongle
Cons
- Not neutral; bass can bleed into the lower mids on dense tracks
- Treble can turn sharp at high volume with wide-bore tips
- Average separation and soundstage for competitive play
- Female vocals can sound less accurate than male vocals
Best for
- Music
- General FPS
Avoid if
- You want a neutral or analytical sound signature
- You need top-tier imaging for competitive FPS
- You are sensitive to energetic upper treble
- Classical music is your main listening genre
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