Fanmusic TRUTHEAR x Crinacle Zero:RED Dual Dynamic Drivers in Ear Headphone with 0.78 2Pin Cable

As someone who’s never used IEMs before and knows little about them, I wanted to give my honest opinion on the Truthear Zero Red IEMs. I was mainly looking to use these for gaming, and other casual stuff like watching TV shows, listening to music, or talking with friends on discord. I’ve used them with games like Valorant, CSGO, Marvel Rivals, etc. and I think they’re a solid option for anyone looking for something high-quality without being so expensive. Note that if you’re trying to decide between a headset or IEMs, I’d say go for the IEMs. They’re not only cheaper than a good-quality headset, but they also deliver excellent sound, especially in terms of surround sound, so if you’re worried about not picking up audio cues with these, there shouldn’t be a problem. I do want to mention a few things that might be useful. I am on the smaller side, and when I first tried these IEMs, they felt pretty uncomfortable. They seemed too big and kept slipping out, which honestly had me worried that I’d have to return them. But DO NOT give up yet. The IEMs come with multiple ear tips in different sizes, and after trying several, I found a good fit. It really made all the difference in terms of comfort, and now they feel great. They don’t hurt like airpods do, but they do feel a little weird at first if you’re not used to having something so deep in your ear. So, if you’re having the same issue, just be patient and experiment with the tips before deciding whether to keep them or not. Highly recommend these for people who want something that’s good quality but not expensive :D

​The Truthear Zero Red is an outstanding product that has completely changed my perspective on portable audio. I was looking for a step up from standard headphones, and these IEMs delivered a massive upgrade without breaking the bank. ​What truly sets the Zero Red apart is its sound signature. The neutral tuning provides a clear and balanced sound that is perfect for a wide range of music genres. It's a great "entry point" into the world of audiophile-grade gear because it lets you hear your music as it was meant to be heard, without any overly boosted bass or harsh treble. ​For anyone who wants to experience quality audio and a level of detail they didn't know was possible, I highly recommend the Truthear Zero Red. It's an incredible value for the money and a perfect choice for those beginning their journey into the world of IEMs.

- TL;DR - The Truthear x Crinacle Zero (and Zero:RED) in-ear monitors deliver a very impressive combination of comfort, sound quality, and are a contender for the best value of anything in its price range (>$100). With their balanced tuning and gorgeous design, they are an excellent choice for casual listeners looking to dip their toes into high fidelity audio. Audiophiles looking for a reliable and budget-friendly option will also likely find this enjoyable as the technical performance punches above what the price would suggest. If you're in the market for a new pair of IEMs, the Zero:RED is absolutely worth considering. - Testing Equipment - All of my testing and listening has been from an Android phone with a budget USB-C DAC or from a modern Dell laptop motherboard’s onboard audio. Being an entry-level IEM, I wanted to test this from equipment that is more representative of what other users in a budget-friendly space may be using. An amp is not necessary to drive these, but you will see some benefit from the use of higher-quality DACs and amps. - Design and Comfort - The Zeroes like many IEMs features a sleek, ergonomic design that ensures a comfortable fit for extended listening sessions. Please note that the nozzle is on the larger side (about 6mm) and those with narrower or smaller ears may find these uncomfortable. I personally have large ears and ear canals and found them quite comfortable for up to a few hours at a time with stock tips. They are very lightweight coming in at just a few grams, and are made mostly with a plastic material but still manage to retain a look and feeling of sophistication. The REDs in particular really pop when the light hits them just right. - Sound Quality - One of the standout aspects of the Zero:RED is its well-balanced sound profile. The bass response is punchy yet tightly controlled, offering a satisfying depth without overwhelming mids and highs. This is managed by one of the two dynamic drivers inside each housing being dedicated as a subwoofer with a cross-over circuit! Simply unreal at this price! There is also a lot of clarity in the midrange, making vocals and instruments sound both natural and detailed. The treble is crisp and sparkly, adding a touch of brightness to tracks without crossing into harshness. I am particularly prone to sibilance (the sharp “sss” sound) and thankfully these are not bright enough to be fatiguing. The soundstage, while certainly not expansive compared to higher-end models, provides solid enough separation to hear individual instruments or pieces of music. I would describe them as a very intimate-sounding but well-separated IEM. Overall, the tuning leans slightly towards a warmer signature but still less warm than the original blues. If you are a true bass-head, there is also an included 10 ohm resistor that will give you a mild bass bump of a couple dB. In my A/B testing, I prefer them without the resistor. - Value for Money - At their price point, the Zeroes offer exceptional value. I have been out of the IEM market for a while, so it is hard for me to say just how well they perform when compared to other, more premium models, but they do certainly punch above their class. Included in the box you will get: • The IEMs • A .78mm 2-pin cable terminated in 3.5mm (the cable is of passing quality but not premium) • 10-ohm Bass+ resistor also terminated in 3.5mm • 7x pairs of ear tips: o 1x set (S,M,L) narrow-bore silicone o 1x set (S,M,L) wide-bore silicone o 1x pair (M) memory foam • A leatherette, foldable carrying case • 4x replacement nozzle filters I had the best sound isolation with the memory foam tips, but unfortunately my included pair did rip while swapping them out so please exercise caution and care when rolling tips. I am currently using a pair of Spinfit W1 but am going to be receiving Divinus Velvets soon which will hopefully seal a little better for me than the W1 (not a fault of the product, I just have weirdly shaped ears).

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Me llegaron en excelentes condiciones muy recomendable si quieres entrar a unos audífonos de muy buena calidad de audio sin gastar una fortuna los e Estado probando y son súper buenos en especial para música y videojuegos muy recomendos

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I was guided here through the guy they worked with when they R&D'ed it and it's wonderful. After months of usage I don't ever wanna go back to over ear. They work fine and display audio in ranges I didn't know existed at all. With these I have enjoyed a lot of music, movies and gaming. I've reached the point where I'm highly considering getting a second pair for my phone since wireless is rather overrated nowadays.

Very nice.