Kinera Nanna 2.1 Z-Tune Edition Review

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Since last year, the IEM (in-ear monitor) world has been in a phase of collaborations with major influencers. For the most part, the results have been exceptional, often bringing improved sound quality and better tunings to lower price points than was previously possible. It makes sense: audiophile creators know good tunings, so letting them craft the sound of their custom sets results in equally good tunings. 

The Kinera Nanna 2.1 Z-Tune Edition is the latest such collaboration and brings together Kinera and Zeos Pantera of the Z-Reviews YouTube channel. He’s one of the biggest audio reviewers creating content today and the Kinera Nanna is one of the most well-regarded high-end IEMs on the market. The result sounds just as good as you would hope, but at a high price that will make it out of reach for many listeners. If you can afford it and can get past some ostentatious branding, it’s a solid choice for music and gaming alike. 

The Kinera Nanna 2.1 Z-Tune Edition is one of the later collaborations in the audiophile world and one of the more exciting for listeners in the know. Zeos is one of the largest audio reviewers on YouTube and has a massive following. Followers of his channel already know of his love for the original Kinera Nanna and Nanna 2.0   ( one of his all-time favorite IEMs), so this collaboration came with a lot of hype that was only slightly dampened by its high price. 

The Nanna 2.1 isn’t far off the mark for other IEMs of its type, however. It uses a tribrid design with three separate types of drivers inside of its hand-painted shells. Compared to the original Nanna, this version (and the 2.0, as the internals are the same between it and this collab edition) uses a more powerful dynamic