SNACK: 3-line summary
- HiFiGo has introduced DUNU VITRUVIAN, a new wired successor to the DaVinci.
- Each earpiece combines two dynamic drivers and five balanced-armature drivers, with a redesigned crossover dividing the frequency bands.
- HiFiGo is taking orders, and the supplied cable can be detached and replaced.
DUNU’s VITRUVIAN is a new wired in-ear monitor (IEM) and the successor to the DaVinci. Introduced by HiFiGo on November 1, 2026, it fits two dynamic drivers and five balanced-armature drivers into each earpiece—seven per ear, not seven across the pair.
Snackgirls react
Red I’d start with a busy game battle track—I want to hear which instruments catch my ear first.
Nea Those gear-and-drawing faceplates make me want to open a game artbook beside them and spend a little time looking at the details.
How the drivers share the work
BA stands for balanced armature, a different driver technology from the dynamic type. A redesigned crossover routes different frequency bands to the drivers. Driver count alone, however, is no guarantee of better sound.
A replaceable cable and a da Vinci-inspired design
The supplied cable uses detachable 0.78 mm two-pin connectors, allowing the cable to be replaced.
The design takes inspiration from Leonardo da Vinci’s Vitruvian Man. Pale faceplates carry gear and technical-drawing motifs, contrasting with dark, glossy shells.
At overseas retailer HiFiGo, the VITRUVIAN is currently listed for US$289.99. The listed regular price is US$299.99, also the figure given in HiFiGo’s launch announcement.
Sources and checked date: 2026-11-02 (KST)
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