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, 3.5mm)

I usually wouldn't leave a review for a cable, but I was very impressed with these so figured why not. I recently purchased the 7Hz x Crinacle Zero 2 IEMs which sound amazing for £20, but the cable they came with felt rather flimsy and I didn't have much confidence in its durability. I did some research online for replacement cables and saw this Tripowin Zonie cable recommended frequently. I was a bit hesitant as these cables alone cost the same as my IEMs did, effectively meaning I've paid double the cost to use my IEMs, but I am happy to say that it was absolutely worth it. It was easy to connect to my IEMs, I like that the right side is clearly marked red so I don't need to squint at the IEMs themselves for the very faint "L" and "R" markings. The cables have nice braiding but thankfully aren't too rigid. They have just enough flexibility to easily wrap around my ears and don't get in the way. The material of the cables is also rather pleasant. It feels soft but not in a flimsy way, it's a bit hard to describe. Overall, I am very happy with this purchase and would gladly recommend this to anyone else who is not satisfied with the cables their IEMs came with.

I bought this cable to replace one that came as standard with some budget IEMs after that broke. This cable is of excellent build quality, decent length, nice and think with solid connectors on either end, despite it being thick its flexible and easy to manage. Provides excellent sound quality and solid connection both to the IEMs and to the usb adaptor. Oh and the moss green colour, sublime!

I love the colour of this cable, it is perfect! The cable length is perfect if you like the longer cables (I do). I love the flexibility of the cable itself and how it sits when walking and listening. No massive change in sound quality but that isn't an issue. I feel these will last a long time with the build quality that they have.

When I got my Moondrop Arias I though the supplied black braded cable was great simply because it was the best cable I had used to that point. I still have it as a back up. But within a month the brading gaveway and the wire coating broke through the brading and the cable start to spring/bend back on itself. Inevitably it will break. And the ear wraps never fit around my ears, I needed something with a tighter arc to wrap behind my ears. Enter the Tripowin. This cable is the best thing I've bought in ages. It's so well made - no point me repeating how it's presented but all superlatives apply - it's sturdy, tangleless design means I can wear it as much as I want and it never gets twisted or wrapped and there is no fear of it giving way like the braded cable. It is is also less microphonic, which for me isn't a big deal but still. Coupled with new ear tips I feel I block more noise and the listening experience is more enjoyable. The bend at the cable connectors, that wraps around my ears, is so perfect and comfortable. Needless to say I wil buy another cable as back up. I can't go back to normal cables after being spoilt. I'm not an audiophile so I've no idea if there are "better" cables. Ultimately this cable is superb value and provides everything I need. Well worth the money.

These are a fantastic replacement for the original cable (Moondrop Chu 2). Original (eventually) gave up when the pin broke in one of the monitors. These are a direct fit (2 pin) and fit in no messing about. They do not tangle and are much longer than the original. The gold cable looks fantastic too. With the length and flexibility of the cable, they work really well when on the go, sleeping etc. Great product. Sturdy looking product too with the metal details.

Nice cable I have many other cables/leads with a variety of plugs 2.5, 3.5, 4.4 with mmcx, 2 pin and QDC 2 pin, earphone connectors. There are cheaper alternative leads but not usually as substantial (wire gauge, number of strands etc) as these. I am not an "audiophile" and don't consider that there is a great deal off difference between the sound quality you get from different cables and I do have some quite expensive cables connected to my regular over ear headphones. I have yet to hear any difference from earphone cables! I have purchased the Linsoul Tripowin Zonie cables as they are substantially constructed, light weight, very flexible with good connectors for device and earphones, I have these as connections for Shure (uninspiring inflexible leads) Moondrop (ought to be better for the price) and budget priced KZs (pretty awful tangly leads). These are a great replacement for the often mediocre quality leads that come with low cost and some much pricier IEMs. They won't make a deal of difference to the sound but they are comfortable, robust much more tangle resistant, feel nice and look OK (if that is a consideration for you and you're happy with silver/grey colour). Recommended if you wish to replace or "upgrade" your current connections they reflect a reasonable balance of cost/quality.

Comfortable, flexible cable that lays well and doesn't transmit sound to iems. Great stuff, with quality feeling cable and connectors in a fun colourway. whilst I heartedly recommend anyone looking for a 3.5 mm terminated cable gives this one a go, i wish they did a balanced 4mm version. I ended up with a much more plain looking and stiff cable as my daily driver to take advantage of the balanced 4mm.

Update: I have bought a second one with the 2.5mm balanced plug. I wasn't sure if there was much difference at first between the balanced and 3.5mm but listening to Pay Benetars All fired up, then some La Traviata Act 1 it was apparent that there was a wider soundstage. Another quality cable to use with my IEM's I bought this to replace the standard cable that came with my Moondrop Aria's. I wasn't expecting any improvement in sound quality, I just wanted a cable that was easier to manage than the supplied one. It certainly is a much more user friendly cable, easier to wrap and doesn't snag on clothes as much. I was surprised that there was (to my ears) a small improvement in sound quality. Instruments seem more focused and easier to place and the soundstage seems wider. However the changes are small. Combining the benefits of a more user friendly cable and the small improvement in sound quality makes this a good buy.