Letshuoer S12 Pro
Letshuoer S12 Pro
3.75 / 5.0
(4) 4 total reviews
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The LETSHUOER S12 PRO features a custom 14.8mm large-diaphragm driver that delivers exceptional detail retrieval, punchy bass, and clear trebles. With a high sensitivity of 102dB, it can be easily driven to optimal volume with various sources, including cell phones and dongle DACs. The included stock cable is made of silver-plated monocrystalline copper with four 98-strand cores woven together, featuring standard 0.78mm dual pin connectors and a swappable jack system (2.5mm, 3.5mm, 4.4mm). This versatile setup ensures compatibility with a wide range of source gear and IEMs. Ideal for audiophiles and music lovers, the LETSHUOER S12 PRO offers a high-fidelity listening experience with its magnetic planar earphones.
What You Get
- Letshuoer S12 Pro IEM (14.8mm Planar)
- Detachable high-purity oxygen-free silver-plated copper cable
- Interchangeable 3.5mm single ended, 2.5mm balanced, and 4.4mm balanced connectors for universal compatibility
- 6 pairs of silicone + 3 pairs foam tips of a variety of sizes (S/M/L)
- Faux leather IEM carrying case
Specs
- Connectivity: 2pin
- Driver Configuration: 1Planar
- Impedance: 16ohm
- Sensitivity: 102dB



Great sound, horrible quality control. Left ear bud died whithin 940 hours of listening..
I'm devastated. €200,- poof...gone..
I loved that I was able to test the s12 pro and moondrop dawn DAC
Great product, great customer service
First pair was the Chu 2. Sure, it's like 8x the price for a similar tuning, but the detail honestly makes the Chu 2 feel like a joke, especially with a good DAC.
The cable is pretty good. A little bit of memory, but not enough to care about. Pretty decent feel to it, and seems pretty durable. Love the swappable connections (3.5mm, etc.), which is absolutely not a guarantee at this price point just yet.
Given the bundle is so close in price, I see no reason not to go with that over the standalone IEM unless you already have a better portable DAC.
I've owned these IEMs for a little over a year now, and they're a really nice planar IEM. I prefer V shaped, so these fit the bill for me. The bass is quick and punchy like most planars are, and because of these I've been slowly trying to skew my collection to be planar only.
While they are a bit expensive, and I'm sure there are cheaper V shaped planars now, at the time I bought them these were the value proposition. I have since bought the MP145 and TinHifi Dudu, and I think the MP145 sounds a bit better, at the sacrifice of comfort.