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Nicehck Fall: The upgrade for the Tears

 In my experience as an audiophile and audio hobbyist, cables are usually my first upgrade since in that time stock cables in in ear monitors are usually below average and some can be sticky, for example the old cables of KZ in 2018. But now stock cables are now better and more durable.


The Nicehck Fall is the newest cable in the market, and this cable claims to be an upgrade to the Tears. This cable cost around 50 dollars but you can get it at an early discount of 39 dollars.  Honestly, this cable is quite hefty and thick, personally I like this kind of cable since its very durable and I also forgot to mentioned that this is already braided. 


The Nicehck Fall has two connection plug that you can choose, 3.5 option which is the standard audio jack and lastly, 4.4 option this is also known as balance, since this provides more power output and can improve the response of you in ear or headphones.


In terms of the changes with Tears, Honestly it just become more cleanlier and refined but in sound quality its still the same, but the bass become more a bit pronounced and the high end region is somewhat stable. This changes is not really that noticeable for some , since its effect on the audio is minimal

Conclusion

Honestly Nicehck is not lying that this cable is an upgrade. but, in terms of sound it really is subjective since the changes is audible but not that heavily affecting the overall sound of the tears, For the price its not bad since the cable is very well built and has a feeling of custom made.

Once again I want to thank Nicehck and Yuandao ,for giving me a chance to review this cable, In fact there  very timely with my cable upgrade since I am currently planning to buy another cable before this.
This is my first time to do some cable review so expect that my impressions are not that great.

Final Rating 
Aesthetic: 3/5
Comfort: 2.5/5
Durability: 5/5



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