Packaging and Accessories

I mentioned how the HIFIMAN Svanar Wireless isn't a budget set of TWS IEMs and it's more on the expensive side too. But somehow TWS earphones don't seem to have the expectations of a premium unboxing experience that expensive wired IEMs have these days, perhaps because of the proliferation of mainstream brands in the TWS market which itself has far fewer players. The Svanar Wireless ships in an average-sized box with the company logo and product name on the front along with a teaser of the uniquely shaped carry/storage case. The salient features are also listed here as well as on the back where we see the IEMs illustrated properly too. Product specs and contact info round up the rest of the packaging materials with two seals on the sides helping keep the contents in place during transit.


The lid lifts off to reveal a thick foam sheet with machined cutouts that snugly hold and protect the IEMs and the carry/storage case in the top layer with another foam sheet below that has the other accessories. Here we get the expected short USB Type-A to Type-C charging cable for the case as well as a wide plethora of ear tips to choose from. Indeed, HIFIMAN is fairly generous with eight sets of silicone and foam tips in the box. There are three types of silicone tips—a single flange set which almost looks like two flanges fused together in size M, two sets of actual double flange tips that seem to be the same size M confusingly enough, three sets of proper single flange tips in sizes S/M/L, and two sets of foam tips that again seem to be of the same size M. There is no documentation confirming or clarifying what is going on with these ear tips but somehow it's still better than the average state of TWS ear tips which says more about how sorry it is compared to wired IEMs than anything else. Lastly, while there is no printed manual in the box, HIFIMAN does have an online manual available here which walks you through the setup and use of these earphones so I highly recommend going through it.