Linsoul KZ ZS10 Pro, 4BA+1DD 5 Driver in Ear Monitor, HiFi Wired Earbuds, Gaming Earbuds, Hybrid IEM Earphones with Stainless Steel Faceplate, Recessed 2 Pin Detachable Cable(Without Mic, Black)

These are brilliant. As a bass player I've been a sceptic about in-ear monitoring which was made worse after someone lent me their Shure in-ears. These are so much better. Great across all frequencies with a lovely bass sound. I did buy some memory foam buds to ensure a good seal but I'm not sure they are that much better than the rubber buds that came with the in-ears. I also play an electronic drum kit and these are worlds better than the Alesis over ears headphone I brought for £40ish. Particularly for the kick drum -again because they perform so well for bass frequencies. I can't understand how they have produced such a good product at this price point.

Good for the money. Treble is a bit brighter than the SoundMagic E11C I had. Quite a bright sound in general. Bass is pretty good if you get a good seal. Lighter in the upper bass and lower mids so not a boomy sound. Also pretty sensitive so you might need to turn your devices down a bit. Get ear splitting loud off my FiiO E10K amp and DAC. Hope I don't lose these. Plug the cables in in the way they loop over the back of your ears.

I’ve worked in professional audio for five plus years, and I’ve gone through a few IEMs in my time. I bought these as I decided I wanted to try what Amazon had on offer instead of going back to UE.General sound quality is good, can get a little distorted during live events (particularly) in the bass. Having worn a pair of UE 18+ Pros for the last year, these are good enough for most events / everyday listening. You lack a little bass and clarity when quiet compared to a professional set of IEMs, but that’s nothing to complain about.Big point here, these things get EXTREMELY loud when plugged into anything apart from your phone. I find anything above 40% volume uncomfortable after a couple minutes and my ears start ringing if I go above 60% and listen for an hour or two.I took these along to work and used them for a live event, and here’s my reason for the 4 stars and not five. I highly recommend to buy a set of foam / silicon ear tips that actually fit your ears, or even better, a kit to make your own custom ear moulds. The supplied tips don’t fit exactly right and there’s quite a lot of bleed through in the mids / high frequencies.Other than that, solid 10/10 product for the price.

These things are phenomenal. The sound these reproduce is just amazing. I own some amazing headphones, Sony MX4’s, Bose Quiet Comfort, but these are easily on par with any of them. Because of the way these fit in your ears they just sound amazing and it’s not just because they pretty much plug directly into your brain stem, they really do produce amazing sound too. They fit so snug that they pretty much work as noise cancelling, that’s not to say they are because they are not, they just block sound as well as noise cancelling.Now the slight negatives….. they can be pretty uncomfortable until you get used to them. If you have never used in ear head phones then they will make the inside of your ears sore for a few days, kind of like how riding a bike will make your butt sore if you haven’t used one for years.The lead can also take some getting used to. I’m not marking these down because they are not Bluetooth, they can’t be made to be Bluetooth due to having such large drivers. If you have ever seen pop stars take a weird thing out of their ears when they are trying to listen to the audience, that’s these things. They will have spent A LOT more money for theirs to be fully customised to the shape of their ear but essentially they are the same things. Trust me, when you hear these you will know why they use them.Also if you’re using a new phone without a headphone jack then you will also need to purchase a USB C to Aux adapter, they sell loads of them on here and you can pretty much just buy a cheap one, they all do the same thing.

The Linsoul KZ ZS10 Pro is a revelation in audiophile-grade earphones. The 5-driver configuration delivers a rich, detailed soundstage with powerful bass, crisp mids, and sparkling highs. The build quality is exceptional, with a sleek stainless steel faceplate and comfortable fit.Whether you're a music enthusiast or an audiophile, the ZS10 Pro will elevate your listening experience. It’s a fantastic choice for those seeking high-fidelity sound without breaking the bank.

I got my KZ ZS10 Pros about one year ago, and have found their sound incredibly clear and enjoyable compared with any other earphones I've used. Ever since, when I've had to use any other pair of earphones I've found the fit and sound quality feel inferior! The sound stage is very impressive, and I remember when I first started using them I was astonished at how clearly I could pick out instruments and parts of tracks that I never knew existed before. Like another reviewer, I ended up upgrading the tips to SONICFOAM Memory Foam Earbud Tips, and since then I have enjoyed a greater bass quality in the sound these earphones provide, and improved comfort due to no longer having to adjust the position of the silicone tips. Using them for music and for gaming, I've found them fantastic.After one year, I found that through heavy use and wear and tear I started to experience an issue with the connector on one of the earphones. I messaged the seller on Amazon and they were incredible at helping me find a solution. Despite my warranty likely not being covered by the manufacturer, the seller was kind enough to send multiple replacements and kept me updated throughout the process (massive praise to Echo who helped me). I would definitely buy again from this seller with the way they went above and beyond to support me with this issue.