Letshuoer S12 PRO in Ear Headphones 14.8mm price drops to $135.20

Pick this up and save $33.80. The Letshuoer S12 PRO has built a following among wired IEM listeners for one reason: a large planar driver that hits hard without needing a dedicated amp. That reputation usually keeps the price pinned near $169. Right now the math changes. Letshuoer S12 PRO in Ear Headphones 14.8mm drops to $135.20 - save $33.80. That 20% cut brings a planar magnetic set into territory usually reserved for decent dynamic-driver earphones.

Wired IEMs at this price point tend to compromise on the driver or the cable. The S12 PRO does neither, which is why it holds a 4.3 rating across 221 reviews on Amazon.

THE DEAL

Letshuoer S12 PRO in Ear Headphones 14.8mm

$135.20 (was $169) - Save $33.80 (20% off)

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Get This Deal

The S12 PRO's record low sits at $121.68, so this is not the cheapest it has ever been. It is, however, well under the 30-day, 90-day, and 180-day averages that all hover between $160 and $168. Buyers who missed the deepest dip still get a meaningful cut here, and the gap to the all-time low is narrow enough to make waiting a questionable bet.

What You're Getting

The 14.8mm planar driver pulls detail and delivers punchy bass with clear trebles, and at 102dB sensitivity it reaches volume straight off a phone or a dongle DAC. The swappable jack system covers balanced and single-ended sources without a cable swap, and the vented chassis relieves pressure inside the ear canal for longer sessions.

Who This Is For

Best for wired listeners who want planar sound without buying a desktop amp, plus anyone with a mix of 3.5mm and balanced sources. It suits smartphone, PC, and tablet setups equally. Skip it if you need wireless, active noise canceling, or a microphone for calls.

The Caveat

This is a wired, passive IEM with no battery and no Bluetooth, so it will not replace a pair of travel earbuds. Buyers who want a cable-free listening setup should look elsewhere.

Final Verdict

If you have been circling a planar IEM and already own a source that can feed it, $135.20 is the moment to commit. The only reason to hold off is if you insist on matching the $121.68 floor, and that could take months.