LinsoulKZ ZSN Pro Dual Driver 1BA+1DD Hybrid Metal Earphones HiFi in-Ear Monitor with Detachable Recessed 2Pin Cable, Zin Alloy Panel (Without Mic, Black)

I bought my KZ ZSN Pro-X's about a month ago. I have used the KZ's quite often, and they don't bother my ears or ear canals at all. But If you have tiny ear-holes like I do, I would put on the small tips, and then use the "Earplug" technique when putting them in your ears. That is, to reach over your head with your left hand and gently tug upwards on the pinna (the top of your ear. AKA Auricle) while inserting the phone with your right hand. Make sure it's fully seated. them release your pinna. Switch hands and repeat for the other side.When these lil baddies are situated properly (And that's important! They, as with all in-ear phones, MUST be seated properly to deliver their full potential!) These are quite amazing. They're 25 ohm impedance, so they can be driven without a headphone amp, and still get uncomfortably loud. So mind your volume before plugging in! No artificially enhanced.. anything. Just the raw audio, ready to be tuned to your own liking by your players EQ. (I use AIMP for music and MPC (yes, still) for movies) They are not going to be equal to audiophile grade headphones, so don't come into this expecting that. (Hence the less than perfect 5-star rating on sound-quality) But make no mistake. These are good! These are much better than my gaming headset for watching movies. They sit level with the rest of my ear contours, meaning they don't stick out like typical "buds" or look like you left swabs in your ears like those apple bud things. I got the gold just because I liked the how those looked, but there are several colors to choose from.I have not yet tried them outside, but I didn't get them for that. These are NOT noise cancelling, and have no active ANC They do have a more open soundstage that you'd expect for in-ears. So far, the quality is holding up, (I do not needlessly plug, and unplug them from their cables or ball them up in a pocket) The sound is better than my Raycons.The ONLY con I have experienced is that the cables that you get are NOT the cool looking braided ones in the photos. It is a typical Siamese cable (two coaxial cables, bonded side-by-side) as on most any wired buds. But these are transparent like speaker wire. But that is aesthetic and do not detract from the functionality of these awesome IEM'sIn conclusion, If you want good, budget in-ears, that sound great, fit well and don't protrude from your head, and look cool as well... Get these. I have no regrets, and have been buying more as gifts. I'll buy my fourth set tonight.Just get 'em. Pick a color, and get 'em!P.S.I should mention that bought the set with the mic included. These have the 4-pin (4 different conductor bands) plug. Mic and earphones in one, as would be a cellphone headset. My PC, which I use these on, has separate mic and headphone jacks. I bought an adapter that plugs into both jacks and merges them into the one 4-pin style jack. So if you have separate jacks, and wish to use the mic as well, consider getting an additional adapter. Otherwise if you use these with a phone or audio player, and/or are getting them without a mic, you're good to go.

TLDR; If you're not sure if IEMs are for you, this is a great starting point.I bought these as a gift for my father for when he plays in his band. Come to find out he had $900 wireless options already. I did try the $900 pair out vs. these, and while there is a distinct difference in audio fidelity, these IEMs are 80% of the quality for 5% of the price.The body of the IEMs is solid in construction, beautiful in design, and fits comfortably in my ears. I used alternative foam earbuds instead of the rubber ones provided, which were adequate at this price point. The cable is nice and doesn't have a strong memory, so it doesn't kink over time. The cable is replaceable, and you can have an in-line mic if you want. I enjoy these hooked up to my headphone amp while listening to my Tidal subscription. The sound is beautiful, and the passive noise cancelling is great!

Pros: clear, distinct instrument separation even at high volume, excellent dynamic range, plenty of bass, excellent range of ear tip sizes, placement feels secure in my ears, cord connects securely and doesn't transmit thumping, clarity good enough at high volume for my nearly deaf wife to use with a radio that couldn't transmit to her hearing aids.Cons: don't love the cord that's neither stiff nor supple despite the soft surface feel and that seems about 6"-8" too short for my taste, probably too much bass that hits cleanly but gets a bit muddy at high volume with sustained lows like a synth or a heavy bass guitar, noise isolation is nearly non-existentConclusion: Not nearly as nice as the Shure E3c set they're replacing, but at 1/4 of the cost they're pretty good for the price and I'm happy with the purchase.

#1 Price. For the price you can afford to try it.#2 Sound. They sound great. I was originally going to say "for the price" but in comparison to my Shure and Westone, they sound every bit as good. (warning, I am using pretty good DAC/AMP but that is unlikely to hide any flaws.) I've not heard the non-tuned version but I would be delighted if is what I got to hear all the time. Thanks Crinacle and KZ.#3 Build/accessory quality - The IEMs themselves feel well made and smooth and solid and fit me comfortably. I'm not a fan of the silicone tips, usually, opting for Comply tips most of the time. But these went in without making my eyes pop out and seal nicely. Noise Cancelling isn't really a feature, more of a byproduct. The included cable is capable but feels to the hand to be inexpensive, but remember, these ARE inexpensive and replaceable. It's short, but the perfect length for a phone, DAP, portable amp/dac (I can't wait to hear my BTR5 through them).These are so satisfying. Buy a couple sets, throw a set in your gym bag or suit case and when you really need to be transported, these will take you away.I remember not wanting to use IEMs but these are the reward for getting used to them.

The buds have a great metal high quality feel to them but yet not heavy on your ears. Can get really loud compared to my over the ear headphones. Great for gaming and jamming out to music. One con thing about them is that they have a real strong plastic smell to them but hopefully over time that will fade out. Overall a very great product!

I used to avoid in-ear headphones like the plague because they sound terrible most of the time but these sound great. If you use it on PC and have too much treble turn off Audio Enhancements for some reason windows will keep turning it on ( at least for me >.> ) and it makes them sounds like trash with too much treble even though they really don't and they're very bass-y.There is no volume control on the headphones itself even if you buy the "with a mic version", there is a pause and unpause button though. The manual is also nonsense gibberish so even if there is some sort of volume control.. Good luck figuring it out, gave me a good chuckle though.Also if you find it uncomfortable to use them for long periods or hard to talk with then you are probably shoving them too far into your ears like I was the first few days lol.

Fone muito top, podem comprar sem medo, acabei sendo taxada mais isso é o de menos, a qualidade é muito boa.

Sempre que preciso de fones eu pego esses. Recomendo demais. Som dele é maravilhoso, melhor que todo fone sem fio por aí e o precinho tá bom mesmo. Só demora demais para chegar, mas normal pelo preço.

Calidad-precio, bastante cómodos y con muy buen sonido, materiales de muy buena calidad y con repuestos de la goma de los audífonos incluidos.

Comprei pra dar de presente pra minha irmã que, assim como eu, adora ouvir música. E como esses fones tem o grave mais evidente, saiu perfeito pra ela pq ela ama som grave!Perfeito também pra produzir músicas e mixagem viu galera, um ótimo fone de referência e super custo-benefício! Além de que ele tem isolamento de ruído externo que deixa toda a experiência ainda melhor