1MORE's Dual Driver in-ears follow the Triple Driver's example by providing great sound quality and a tuning that lets you listen to music for hours on end. In terms of design and ergonomics, the Dual Driver in-ears are exactly like the Triple Driver in-ears, which is a good thing. The earphones fit in well and are easy to get to sit right in one's ears. This is great because it makes these in-ears perfect for the daily commute as they tick all the boxes in terms of comfort, durability, price, and looks.

One would imagine that ditching one driver might leave the sound quality lacking, but 1MORE managed to do so without making a whole lot of compromises. The bass is still there in ample measure, and the midrange is natural sounding with some emphasis on the lower mids. Treble-wise, they do quite well in my ears; the details are there, and the extension is good as well. Some high-frequency content does come out a bit too bright, but overall, it is very well behaved.

On the looks and durability front, 1MORE has the advantage over pretty much anything else in the sub-$50 market. All of the mechanical parts seem well designed and executed. Strain reliefs look to be working well, and the cable quality seems up to the job. The jack is small, but solid, and so are the earphones. With a minimum of care, these earphones should look and sound great for a long time.