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LETSHUOER Ember Review

Slide that off, and the inner box switches gears. It is more minimal, less flashy. The top has that subtle LETSHUOER branding and a clean layout, and then you get this dual-door flap design in the middle, sealed with the brand’s logo badge. It feels nice to open, even if it is simple.

Once you open it up, the layout is straightforward and tidy. The IEMs sit on the top left in a foam cutout. Right below them is the carry case, round and clean, sitting snug in its own slot.

On the side, you have the accessory packet and the ear tips tray, stacked neatly so nothing is floating around.

A few accessories, such as a cleaning cloth, a cleaning tool, etc., are not present, so it is not like you are unpacking ten layers of stuff.

The included accessories themselves feel complete enough, but I still think the box is bigger than it needs to be. The box is half air with a lot of foam and a lot of space doing nothing. It could have been packed in a more compact, tighter way without losing that premium feel.