Linsoul KZ ZSN Pro X Dual Driver 1BA+1DD Hybrid Metal Earphones HiFi In Ear Wired Monitor with Detachable Recessed 2Pin Cable,Zinc Alloy PanelIn-Ear Wired Headphones (Without Mic, Grey)

Pour le prix très très bon son .! Apparemment aussi de bonne qualité mais à voir dans le futur .

Bought to replace over ear headphones 🎧 for computer on the cheap. Did not expect much at all just for temporary, but I'm very happy with them. Great for movies and games, notice a lot of stuff missed on music. They out perform my 100-250$ Bluetooth earbuds and my previous headphones for computer. I will be buying another pair for my phone as I'm much more please with them than any earbuds I've owned at a tiny fraction of the price. I thought for sure these where over praised but they really are quite incredible for the price. Not spending money on 🍏 earbuds or other Bluetooth earbuds nor headphones again. They are quite sharp so mess with your eq maybe a bit other than that they are great. HOWEVER bass chasers will probably be disappointed they don't have a great deal of bass, they are not for that. I'm not a audiophile nor super knowledgable on the subject so take it with a grain of salt. To sum it up though, I don't see how anyone could be disappointed with the price of these things. Great great great quality for the price. I may upgrade to a better pair from the company eventually but besides that I'm extremely happy

Cheap, sounds good, fits well. This is my second pair. Not because the first ones died, just because I wanted a second pair kicking around. They are budget, but they punch well above their price bracket. Cable is better than older KZ models, but I would still suggest getting a cheap 4 or 8 core cable. Won't improve the sound, but they will make living with these easier.

Let me be clear, for the price - these are some of the most incredible in-ears I've had the pleasure of listening to. Now, I'm no audiophile, but I am a music lover who knows enough about sound to give a reasonable account of these. For reference, in the past I've owned Shure, Sennheiser, RHA, Bose, Cambridge Audio and more that I can't remember. I DJ (through Sennheiser HD25) so mainly listen to Trance, Techno and House. These are my first foray into 'Chi-Fi' and I think I may have just become addicted. I'm not going to use clichéd terms like "you'll hear parts of songs you've not heard before", because that's subjective and depends what you're used to listening to your music through. But hands down, and again, for the money, these are some of the most exciting in-ears I've owned. Compared to my daily beaters (Sennhesier Momentum IEM) these are way more forward sounding, have better sound stage, better mids and sound more dynamic and responsive. They honestly blew me away, and when doing some A/B testing with my Sennheisers I almost couldn't believe what I was hearing. These things are £20 and just smashed some £100+ earphones from one of the world's most prominent audio houses into outer space! I almost considered throwing the Sennheisers into the bin!?! They are insanely sensitive and easy to drive. From the audio out on my Windows laptop, vol 20 something is more than loud enough (once we're into the 30s/40s it gets uncomfortable) whereas I had to push my Sennheisers up to 60/70. Now the caveat, and this is down to personal taste more than anything and the music I listen to - they lack a little in the bottom end and I'd like a touch more sub-bass if I was being picky. However, I'd probably get that higher up in the KZ range spending more money on some quad driver IEMs and I may just have to try something like the ZS10 or ThieAudio Legacy 2's, which I'm sure will hit a little harder on the low end. I may also try some comply tips for these... If you're not into particularly bass heavy music, and want something exciting to listen to (I'd imagine Jazz would sound great on these) then these have to be on your list. Bottom line; exceptional for the money and most people would be more than happy with these!

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