Tangzu Wan'er S.G 2
Launched Apr 2025 · Wired
Usual price₹1,999
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Score breakdown
Clean, vocal-led tuning; lean bass, average stage and detail
Average passive seal; short nozzle
Detachable cable, mic, 4.4 mm and Type-C options, good tips
Basic inline mic on some versions, no noise reduction
Very light shells, comfortable for hours; shallow fit for some
Each part is rated on one scale for every earbud and headphone, from lab test measurements where they exist, what reviewers found, specs and owner reports. It rates the product itself, not how good it is for the price.
Pros
- Clean, even tuning that works for most music
- Clear vocals and tidy treble
- Comfortable for hours, stable fit
- Eye-catching India-themed design
- Cleaner, more forward mids and treble than the first Wan'er
- Sancai tips give a secure fit
- Rounder shell suits more ears
Cons
- Bass is thin, little sub-bass rumble
- Busy rock or electronic tracks get messy
- Vocals can sharpen when played loud
- Much less bass than the original
- Thicker shell and short nozzle sit shallow for some
- Mic usable only in quiet places, no noise reduction
- Stage and imaging no better than before
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IBTimes IndiaDec 2025
Tested the Headphone Zone edition (Type-C): clean, vocal-led budget set that suits people who don't want heavy bass.
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TechxreviewsMay 2025
A different take rather than a straight upgrade: leaner and more neutral-bright than the original; good for newcomers.
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KeepHiFi / Head-Fi (IceIceberg)Jan 2026
Warm, musical V-shape that refines the original; a strong daily driver but not a detail monster.
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KeepHiFi / Head-Fi (based-1)Jan 2026
Versatile, vocal-focused tuning with excellent accessories; bass lacks punch and technical ability is only average.
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Pineapple Audio ReviewsApr 2025
A grown-up refinement of the original with lovely mids; bass fans may find it too polite.
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Prime Audio ReviewsMar 2026
Red Lion Edition: warmer with fuller, more authoritative bass while keeping clear vocals; well balanced overall.
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Red Lion Edition: bassier, warmer, fun take on the Wan'er; less even than earlier versions but more enjoyable.
Full specs
| Drivers | 10 mm dynamic |
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| Hi-Res audio | No |
| Spatial audio | No |
| Equaliser | None |
| ANC | No |
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| Transparency / ambient mode | No |
| Wireless charging | No |
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| Microphones | 1 |
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| Call noise reduction | inline mic on mic versions, no noise reduction |
| Multipoint (two devices at once) | No |
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| Quick pairing | No |
| Wired option | 3.5 mm (also 4.4 mm balanced and USB-C versions) |
| App | No |
| Controls | buttons |
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| In-ear detection | No |
| Warranty | 1 year |
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| Colours | Black, White, Blue, Red (Red Lion Edition) |


