First impression
So optically, the E300 do a lot. The red, 125cm long "Triangle" cable not only looks chic, it also looks very stable and simply rolls up. You won't have a mess of cables with the E300. The driver unit of the E300 is 9mm tall and uses a high quality, copper-clad aluminum coil (CCAW). The 3.5mm jack plug of the E300 is gold-plated. Please note that the end of the plug is also triangular in shape. This shape is not compatible with every smartphone case!
Klang
Here is my personal sense of sound to the Mrice E300. When I put the in-ears into my smartphone for the first time, I noticed the slight background noise. It was not necessarily serious now, but it was still there somehow. When listening to music with the E300, the inherent noise naturally ceases. Also you have to pay attention, in which price range the E300 play. I'm really used to something worse.
When I heard a few songs, querbeet, I felt the sound of the E300 as very clear and neutral. Depths, mids and heights are in line. Basses are there, but not nearly as strong as other In-Ears that I've already heard.
With the E300 you can really hear every genre of music.
Mrice E300
Neutral sound
Good workmanship
Comfort could be better
I would almost call the E300 the "Volks In-Ear" because it really does not do anything wrong with its neutral sound. Many will probably miss the bass, but especially in music where it comes to hear nuances are the E300 just great.
What bothered me a bit was the shape of the in-ears. Due to the dead straight case, it is rather difficult to find a good hold in the ears. I myself am more used to the bent plugs, where you almost always have a good grip. If one chooses the E300 but the matching silicone pegs, which come in three different sizes, but it should also represent a little practice no longer a problem to be able to wear the E300 permanently. The workmanship is good and visually make the E300 also something. If you want a neutral in-ear, you should reach for the E300.
