Linsoul Tripowin Zonie IEM Cable, 16 Core Silver Plated Earphone Upgraded Cords, 1.25m SPC in Ear Monitor Cable for 7hz Zero:2 Orchestra Lite Cadenza Hype4 Supermix4(2pin 0.78mm, 4.4mm)

Always buy Tripowin cable well made and always look good. Update. Always used 3.5mm but this time 4.4mm and the music sounds loads better wish i had done it sooner.

My Simgot EA500LM cable was 3.5mm and I really wanted to see if a balanced cable would make a difference, and for the price this cable seemed cheap enough to try, and I'm glad I did. Attachement to the IEMs is easy and the cable itself is more flexible and has a better feel. The sound is much better than my stock cable, much more clarity and openness to the music and covals, although how much of that is the cable or the switch to balanced, but it's a purchase I'm glad I made. Very happy.

Okay, so I'm no audiophile, I am just a fella who like a range of music and decided to up the ante a little, to see if I could tell the difference on a budget and this was the 'final' piece of the jigsaw for now. I added these to the FiiO/Snowsky Tiny Portable DAC & Headphone Amplifier Tiny B, Linsoul 7Hz x Crinacle Zero:2 in Ear Monitor and Honor Magic 7 Pro playing on Apple Music with the highest possible settings. I noticed a vast sound difference adding each of these to my set up. As I say, I'm not an audiophile but this wire added a significant boots over the standard wire which came with the IEMs, particularly the bass and sound stage, each instrument becomes clearer and much more defined with this cable. The quality feels good and is nice and thick, it feels like it won't tangle and the over ear loop fits comfortably, even with spectacles, it is more rigid around the ears, without being uncomfortable, but remains very flexible in general use, I have had my phone sat in my pocket with the wire running up through my coat and had no issues, but if you want it running from trouse pockets I would say you might need something a little longer. I would also recommend using alongside a device either with an external DAC/AMP or a device which has one built in, part of a system, rather than just connected to IEMs. Though I will say, changing from a standard wire really was another step up and for me, represented great value for money.

Nice cable, using this with Kiwi Ears Aether.

Good solid item , would look at their other cables in the future

one of the better quality balanced IEM cables that wont break the bank. Nice color too.

For the price it's a nice upgrade in sound quality

Speedy delivery and good sound quality, definitely worth it and fits with my Sigmot IEM earphone, Highly recommended.

Makes a difference

(This review is for the version with the 4.4mm balanced audio plug, and the 2-pin ends for the headset.) I'm using this with a Truthear Zero Red, receiving audio from a HiBy R4, and am very happy with the combination. The sound is clear and full, and there are no oddities. I did do a quick compare with the 3.5mm cable that came with the Red, and decided that this one was definitely worth the extra price. The cable is well-made, and the weight seems just right to me. As for durability, I imagine that a 2-pin connection is not going to be too robust (neither is an MMCX connection), so I expect that I need to be careful with the whole thing, but I'm fine with that. I expect to only use it when I'm sitting somewhere quietly, and I'll use a decent container to store the assembly when travelling. Just something to keep in mind. A note on the color: I chose the purple deliberately, just to be different, and it makes me smile. But there are other color choices if you want to be more sedate or feel the need to coordinate with your IEM's color.

Se siente te de buena calidad

Das LINSOUL Tripowin Zonie IEM-Kabel ist mit knapp 23 € nicht gerade günstig, aber in der Praxis zuverlässig. Ich nutze es an meinen In-Ears mit 4,4 mm Balanced-Anschluss in Kombination mit meinem FiiO KA13 und xDuoo XA-02. Das Kabel liegt sehr geschmeidig am Ohr, ohne zu stören, und ist trotzdem stabil genug für häufiges Ein- und Ausstecken. Was man sich allerdings sparen kann, ist der Glaube an „Premium“-Kabel mit angeblich deutlich besserem Klang – das ist schlicht Marketing. Solange die elektrischen Werte stimmen, sind vor allem passende, hochwertige Anschlüsse und eine gute Isolierung wichtig, um Signalverluste, Brüche oder Störeinflüsse zu vermeiden. Genau hier punktet dieses Kabel: saubere Signalübertragung, angenehme Haptik und langlebige Bauweise. Kein Klangwunder, aber ein durchdachtes und solides Upgrade-Kabel.

Mine came defective on the right side which was completely silent. Very disappointed.