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Arctic Cooling E352 Review
Package & Closer Examination »Introduction
Arctic Cooling E352 is an ambitious attempt from Arctic Cooling at making a wooden set of in-ears. It has a partial aluminum housing dressed in some kind of darkwood. Specification wise they are pretty similar to the E361s we recently reviewed, and price wise there is not that big a gap. Design wise the two could not be further apart, where the E361s had an angled nozzle with an entirely aluminum body the E352 have the wooden body and a completely straight design.
Specifications
- Large driver coil leads to ultimate bass performance
- 3 sets of silicone caps (S, M, L) minimize ambient noise and enrich bass response
- Ultra-soft material fits gently in your ears providing hours of wearing comfort
- Gold-plated stereo plug for uncompromised signal transmission
Apr 26th, 2024 08:53 EDT
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