Driver size refers to the diameter of the small speaker inside your earbuds or headphones. Larger drivers can move more air and produce deeper bass, while smaller drivers are more compact and fit better in small earbuds.
Why Driver Size matters
- Bigger drivers often deliver richer bass
- Smaller drivers allow for lighter and more compact earbuds
- Sound quality also depends on tuning, not just driver size
Driver size is just one factor. A well-tuned 13 mm driver can sound better than a poorly tuned 15 mm driver. Always consider overall sound quality, not just the number.
