Linsoul 7Hz x Crinacle Zero:2 in Ear Monitor, Updated 10mm Dynamic Driver IEM, Wired Earbuds Earphones, Gaming Earbuds, with OFC IEM Cable for Musician (Without MIC, Silver)

Audiophile here, have had experience with IEMs up to prices of 700 dollars, headphones and speakers more. As an audiophile knows a higher price doesn't matter though. This IEM is a great example of this very concept. Crinacle was able to tune this without any mid range bloat, that being said the mid range is still present albeit not in your face. You can definitely hear the downward tilt compared to other IEMs in the tuning but it's very well executed. There are slight peaks at like 7.8 and 12 khz respectively but it doesn't seem to present harshness, this depends on the tips you use. Overall sound quality punches well above its weight class, don't expect crazy imaging performance or detail retrieval but it's very capable still. If you have not listened to any hifi or any well tuned audio equipment before you will be happy with this. It sounds comfortable and has a decent tamber. I've used multiple sources for this IEM it plays well doesn't require much power. Fit is comfortable for me obviously this is subjective, comes with plenty of tips to try on. Cable is sunbpar but that's expected at this price point, I'm using the DUNU Hulk mini with mine. There is no carrying case so ensure you are aware of that. I got the silver plate, it looks very nice and not flashy and obnoxious. Final thoughts I'm kinda upset as this gets you like 70 percent of the way there to extremely impressive sound and it's so cheap. I highly recommend.

First impressions are pretty good. Heard good things and even some saying that with eq, these can be better than ones costing hundreds more. My first impressions are good, the bass is decent, would say it's appropriate without being bloaty. The mids are fine and all I can say about tht treble is that there are no signs of sibilance or harshness. I think this is considered a neutral warm sound signature and from the frequency graph I saw, I would say so. It sounds like it was well balanced in tuning. The tips it comes with fit fine. The cable is perfectly fine to me at this price, I have no issues with it and it's comfortable. The chin strap works well enough. The iems fit fine in the ear, I don't notice anything wrong with the fit. I realize a lot of iem cables are pretty short at around 4 ft for so, which this is also about 4 ft and I get it, it's probably catered towards phone or DAP users. Please hear me out though manufacturers: please include or give us a 6 ft cable instead because a lot of use iems at the computer desk and it's not long enough for how far away my amp is, which isn't far away at all, but it's off to the side of the table. 6 ft would be enough, please. The stock sound signature is fine from what I can tell, but I wouldn't say that this exactly competes with competent iems that cost hundreda more. I did even try using eq and I still wasn't convinced by what others were saying. These may fight above their price class, but not in the multiple hundreds, even after eq. I tried tonedeafmonk's eq settings and played around with it too on peace eq. I think these are wonderful for the price, but if you have a couple or few hundred dollars, then buy those as well, but a competent iem in that range, not the average ones. So for the price range, these are definitely recommended by me and the general consensus I saw. They do respond well to eq, so you can add a bass shelf on here and it will sound fine. You can boost the treble a bit to your liking as some say it may need it. These are a good set as stock and even better with eq. Hard to do better for it's low price of 25usd.

Excellent bass but muddy highs. Wire quality is cheap glossy coating and build quality is not great. The fit in my ear is not perfect either. The pack of earbuds it comes with are cheap and are random, i got 3 pink and 1 orange in mine, plus the default black ones were very dirty. But these are minor considering the overall great audio quality so it's still a fantastic value. Since so many recommend this one and the Moondrop Chu 2 I bought both to compare. The Chu 2's have better soundstage and superb clarity in the mids and highs, however the bass is seriously lacking. Build quality, packaging, design, and fit are better on the Chu 2's. Both are still overall excellent audio quality. I gave the Chu 2s to my mom and I kept the Zero 2s for myself.

At first I thought that I would dislike these because I thought they looked like a toy compared to many IEMs that look like a piece of art, but I was very wrong. These have a very well-rounded, warm-leaning natural sound signature that suits my preferences very well, and for $25, they are very hard to beat at the price point. I would have preferred maybe a bit more punchy bass, but that is pretty difficult to get at this price. They also do very well in comfort, since their size is a bit on the smaller side and they do not stick out of my ears very far. While light and comfortable on the ear, the cable feels pretty cheap and tangles easily, but that is totally fine for the price, and I would rather have more of the budget put into the actual IEM than into a nicer cable. The tips are decent too and give you a pretty good amount of options. They come with 6 different pairs of tips, so you can likely find your optimal fit. I found that the bright blue tips worked the best for me and were pretty comfortable. Conclusion: Great all rounder IEM for the price. They are not going to win any awards for sound quality or overall level of detail, but if you want to try IEMs without breaking the bank, or want a pair that you can throw around without worrying too much, get these. Tuning: 7/10 Detail & Technicalities: 5/10 Quality of Build: 6/10 Comfort: 9/10 Accessories: 5/10 Value: 8.5/10

These are a very good value for the money. They have good clarity with regard to their sound quality. They have very bright treble in my opinion and the bass is not very strong. However, they represent a very good entry-level baseline for music listening. The replaceable cord is a welcome bonus in terms of build quality. I wish that basic iems were this good when I was in college. That said, if you can bump up to higher quality equipment, you will definitely notice the improvement in tonal balance.

There isn't much to say that hasn't already been said, the iems themselves have very nice sound quality, it's very affordable, and i appreciate the colors they come in as well. While these things are all still true, after only around 6 months of only at desk use, having never unplugged or traveled with them, the cable for my left earbud has frayed near the connector, and almost completely detaching to the point where i can see exposed wire . Before this i noticed audio cutting out and growing dimmer over the course of a week, but only after it completely stopped coming through did i notice this issue. I'm unsure if this is a one off experience, but the good news is that i haven't seen any actual problems with the earbuds, though the bad news is that if you ever do happen to need a replacement cable, they'll typically run you selling price of the iems themselves.

I honestly wasn't impressed at first, but that was my fault. I had the cables backwards and I wasn't getting a good seal because I have really small ears. Once I fixed both of those, everything changed. These IEMs let me hear the instruments separately, which is something I really noticed right away. I was also surprised that I could actually hear the difference between the EQ settings on my old iPod. They're comfortable once you get the fit right, and they look really nice too. I think they'll sound even better once my HiBy R1 arrives, since right now I'm using an older iPod. If you're new to IEMs like me, don't judge them too quickly. Make sure the cables are connected correctly and that you have a good seal first. It made a huge difference for me. Overall, I'm really happy with them and can't wait to hear what they sound like on a newer music player.

These are simple, cheap IEMs that are a great value. The sound profile is very similar to my Airpods Pros, being warm, favoring rock or pop, and having decent clarity. I'm not blown away by the sound quality when compared to other headphones (such as Airpods or Soundcore Space Ones), but the quality for the price is phenomenal. The most important part of these IEMs is getting a good eartip seal, and they come with several eartips so this is possible without ordering anything else. Just spend 10 minutes trying on different tips until you find one that is comfortable and sounds good. A proper eartip fit will allow for stronger bass and clearer highs. Don't order these expecting to be blown away, but as a backup or beater set, I cant think of a better pair of IEMs

Linsoul 7Hz x Crinacle Zero:2 in Ear Monitor, Updated 10mm Dynamic Driver IEM, Wired Earbuds Earphones, Gaming Earbuds, with OFC IEM Cable for Musician (Without MIC, Orange) I got these as a way to for Wireless IEM stage monitoring. Typically using Shute iem systems. I own custom mold UEpro Reference IEMs as well for stage work. And I've owned or used Shure se215 and westone 10 20 30 series iems. .... But these were backups in case.... I ended up actually trying them on stage and I'm actually really really really impressed. This is pretty fantastic value. I would argue that if you're NOT going custom, then just buy these. I find these : 1. Fit ultra comfortable and thus provide a really nice seal. Ensure you use the right silicone insert!!! These are more comfortable than Shure se115 and the westone 10 20 30 series 2. These SOUND better overall for iem usage than the westone and shures. They're not as neutral as westone and shures.... Il admit this. But it's a really good mid and high iem so great for singer songwriter guitar and vocals use. I do find the bass is a bit exaggerated for it to be called a neutral sounding iem. I think might prefer less bass and need to ask your sound engineer to eq out the bass to your liking if it is feeling like it muddies your iem mix. The highs aren't irritating... Very well controlled highs that aren't shrilling and do not cause ear fatigue . 3. Having said that if you like bass and you're a bassist or drummer you might welcome these items!!! Because if the sound profile, these are also fantastic near neutral recreational music listening ear phones. .... Whereas Shure and westones were awful recreational music listening earphones ...way too flat 4. The sound isolation is superb. Again I would argue these are better than entry level westone and shures. Exactly what u want for iem stage usage. 5. The cable is on the thin side but has a coating that helps it prevent tangling. I really dislike the westone cable because it's prone to getting tangled up big time. Honestly I'm gonna call it... unless you're going total custom iem (which is superior and is gonna set you back 700+). I see actually very little point buying 200-500$ non custom iems like Shure and westone. Buying this for stage IEM is an incredible bang for buck. I can easily recommend them . I can comfortably have these in my back pocket as backup iem to my UEpro customs.

Worth the price to try this item..feels like a good quality for the price

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Estan mas alla del precio de buenos los uso para jugar o mi laptop y la verdad el audio esta genial, viene con varios adaptadores para los oidos eso me gusto y la calidad de audio es buena, pretendo seguir comprando unos varios audifonos me gustan sus diseños

I’ve got a drawer full of IEMs at this point, including sets 10–20x the price, so I picked these up expecting a decent budget option. They’re better than that. The tuning is the standout. This is one of those rare sets where nothing feels overcooked. Bass is present and well-extended, but it doesn’t dominate. It’s more controlled than “fun-first”, which makes it far more versatile across genres. Midrange is where these really shine. Vocals are clean, natural, and sit exactly where they should. No weird dips, no artificial warmth — just honest and well-balanced. Highs are smooth and surprisingly refined for the price. There’s enough detail to keep things interesting, but crucially, no harshness or fatigue. You can listen to these for hours without feeling like your ears need a break. Technically, they’re solid. You’re not getting flagship-level resolution or staging, but everything is coherent and well put together. Imaging is respectable, separation is clean enough, and nothing falls apart on busy tracks. Build is simple but effective. Lightweight, comfortable, easy fit. Cable is basic, but perfectly usable — no immediate need to swap it out unless you just want to. What makes these stand out is how easy they are to listen to. No quirks, no “you need the right tracks to enjoy them” nonsense. They just work. Compared to other budget IEMs, these feel more mature. Less about impressing you in the first 30 seconds, more about keeping you listening for hours. Bottom line: if you want a cheap IEM that actually understands balance and tuning, this is about as safe a bet as it gets.