Linsoul Tripowin Zonie 16 Core Silver Plated IEM Cable, 2pin 0.78mm, 3.5mm

The cable that shipped with my IEMs was a tangled mess, so I went on the hunt for a new one. This cable seemed reasonably priced and well-built. It’s heavier than the stock cable, but still relatively lightweight. The main benefit is that it doesn’t really tangle, and if it does, it’s easy to untangle. That’s a huge quality of life upgrade for me. I like the circular chin slider, it’s easy to adjust and moves smoothly. I’ve also noticed less ear pull when moving around, which makes the listening experience more relaxing. I don’t think functional, well-built cables affect sound quality, but a poorly built one can negatively impact it. Thankfully, this one seems well-designed and built, so there’s no downside there. Overall, I really dig this cable and will use it as my daily driver.

The ease of use and value of this cable is phenomenal. I have Juice Earz IEMs and my cable for it ripped. I searched through Amazon for a replacement and settled for this one. They fit like a glove, super flexible and quality of it is outstanding. Sound quality actually got better when I threw this on.

Overall, the cable is very light and flexible with smooth outer insulation, making it very easy to store and move around while using. It doesn't get deformed when coiled with a 2-3 finger diameter, perfect for storing in compact cases. Sound quality is great, no noisy static or whatnot, but it doesn't dampen any noise from rubbing up against clothes, if that's a concern. I've been using it for over six months by now and it still works perfectly, even with some accidental sharp bends and pressure.

Been using them for a couple months now and honestly pretty good for the price. Cable feels high quality and so far has had no unraveling. However, I was under the false assumption that these would be LONGER than the original cables i used for my IEMs. They are not. In fact they are the same length, or possible a tiny bit shorter. Kinda sucks considering I have no audio interface except for a 3.5mm jack to USB-C adapter for the top of my PC case. Good high quality cable, possible user error for not knowing the length before purchase. :)

I wanted to replace the very stiff, very thin, loosely braided, and prone-to-tangle cable that comes with the Canpur J1&2 IEM's. I decided to try this Linsoul Tripowin Zonie 16 Core Silver Plated Cable in the hope that it was one I'd really like. I have a nice soft stock cable on my TinHiFi T2 Plus IEM's. As it turns, out the Tripowin is even better! . The cable is quite thick and is tangle-free, silky smooth in its movement (see video). It doesn't hold any memory. Loop it up store it and when you take it out it is more like a chain than a cable. All the parts are well-made and feel quality. The cable is nicely braided and doesn't separate when twisted or bent. The only way to get the strands to separate is to grip a section with your finger and thumb about an inch apart and push your fingers towards each other. Let go and the cable returns to its tightly braided form. The 0.78mm pins fit nice and snugly, snapping into place, and there's no static when manipulating the cable or the connectors. The over-ear loop is just right. The cable's gold color is very attractive and the length, at 1m, is ideal to reach down to my pant pocket. The only area I can see that could be better is a longer strain relief at the 3.5mm plug, but I'm nitpicking to be honest. If the cable does fail in any way, I'll be back to update this review! . There's a chin cinch that actually works. Those IEM's that actually bother to include a chin cinch, many don't, often have one that is loose and slides down on its own. This one stays put. It's a nice sliding snug fit. I don't use it for my chin per se, but as a means to keep the earpieces together and avoid tangling when stowing the earbuds in their case. . As an engineer, I don't subscribe to the marketing argument that the cable affects or can improves sound quality, and this one doesn't based on a side-by side comparison! . I am very pleased with this cable (5 Stars). The price is competitive for the performance and quality. . I will replace my MMCX Tin T2 Plus cable for another one of these Tripowins!

I’m always trying to get the best quality when listening to my music collection. I’ve just recently gone from wireless bluetooth back to wired earbuds listening on my iPod Nano and iPod Classic, the quality is better. Over the years I’ve acquired a collection of Bose products noise canceling over ear headphones to earbuds, wired and wireless bluetooth. I prefer the quality listening of Bose vs Apple AirPods. I’ve been researching IEM’s and last week received the Linsoul KZ ZS10 Pro’s. After trying them for several days I was contemplating returning them and then starting looking into upgrading the cables. Today I received some Linsoul Tripowin Zonie IEM cables and they are awesome making a huge difference. The cables are so much better than what came with the ZS10 Pro’s. It’s hard to believe that the new cables actually keep the IEM’s in the ear canal better which in turn sits more flush on my ear. With the original cable I would set the EQ based on what type of music I was listening to and with this new cable I don’t even need to use EQ. With the new cable I use the volume at 1/4 to 1/3 where with the original cable I was setting it at 1/2 volume. The physical cable is also nicer so much more flexible, easier to deal with. Obviously at this point I will not be returning the ZS10 Pro’s. Hope this helps.

It's a good quality feeling sturdy cable. Color is pretty spot on to the images, maybe a tad darker but nothing huge. Could be maybe a little longer but that's about it.

I'll be honest, I bought this cable in purple primarily as a fashion statement. It's a beautiful cable that looks almost like jewelry, is pliable, and is comfortable to wear. My IEMs sound great (although they don't sound better than they do with a 4-core cable), no complaints on that account. The main problem I have with the cable is that because it is very pliable and has a slightly rubbery texture, it has a tendency to get tangled in my hair and clothes, especially if I wear it down my back where IEM cables are supposed to go, instead of hanging down the front like earbud cables. Then my IEMs get dislodged from their nice seat in my ears. This might not be a problem if the chin slider worked, but it doesn't work at all and doesn't actually snug anything. It's pretty, it looks like a decorative metal bead, but it's too loose on the cables and falls right back down after I snug it up. I don't know if my set is defective or what, but this makes the cable kinda useless for listening while moving around. For sitting at my desk, where I have the wires going down the front instead of behind my shoulders, it's fine. On the fence about whether I'm going to keep or exchange this or not. Edited 2/15: I ended up exchanging the first cable I got for another of the same, and the chin slider on the second is much more effective. It is still looser than I would like it to be, and moves around as you move around, but it does not just fall back down immediately like the original one did. I left the number of stars the same because this cable is still mostly useful for stationary use because it is drapey and heavy (the metal cable splitter alone is very heavy) and therefore swings around a lot if you use it on the go. For that, it would make more sense to get a lighter-weight cable with fewer cores (I have the Tripowin Sirene) and if you're using IEMs with your phone you probably won't notice any sound differences anyway.

great cable

Feels a bit short, otherwise good enough

Awesome

Good quality. Very soft cable and good contact.

Un upgrade rispetto ai cavi base,oltre ad essere molto resistenti migliorano la qualità audio, consigliate.