Linsoul KZ ZSN Pro Dual Driver 1BA+1DD Hybrid Metal Earphones HiFi in-Ear Monitor with Detachable Recessed 2Pin Cable, Zin Alloy Panel (Without Mic, Purple)

Very durable. I have used some other headsets/ headphones. After 1 - 2 years , you have sound on one side only. I don't treat this pairs of earphones very carefully. But still working really well. Sound better than cheap earphones. Hard to hear what other people say when you put both earphones on. Color doesn't really matter to me, so I got the purple one when there's a discount.

light but powerful, comfortable to wear and works well with glasses. Gives a rich full sound for something so small, with a long cable length A selection of standard tips mean you should find one that fits well ( i used the smallest )

At first I had to overcome the poor fit but when I held them into my ears, the midrange/sound staging and detail sounded promising for the price. In the end, I bought some foam earplugs, cut them roughly in half and used a relatively thick heated-over-a-flame bared-metal knitting needle to make a hole through the centre of the earplugs (I made a pilot hole with a hot needle, first, then a thicker needle, then the knitting needle, otherwise I found it's easy to mess up). As these modified foam earplug halves didn't slip onto the earphone's spigots, I used a very slight smear of Vaseline, careful to wipe it off so there was only the slightest trace. At the point, I was able to get the modified foam ear plugs onto each earphone stem and they stayed there, without coming off in my ears! How was the fit, how did they sound? For the first time, they weren't falling out of my ears! The sound improved markedly but I still found myself holding them into my ears to get a better seal/deeper bass. Sure enough, the midrange, sound staging and detail were surprisingly good at the price but the treble was thin/wispy and overly bright; I tweaked the bass a bit in the media player's equalizer but couldn't find a way to add body to the treble, just dulling it enough to take the edge off. I should say I was using them directly from my phone, rather than with a DAC and headphone amp. Tonally, the cheapo buds that came with the phone (Redami Note Pro 10) are fuller bodied in voices, with a less harsh/wispy treble and okay-ish bass, though not as good in the sound staging/placing of instruments. With a bit of tweaking in the equalizer, they are tolerable. Perhaps I will experiment with a replacement cable, to see if I add a bit of body to the sound. As it stands, even once I had a better fit with the modified foam earbuds, that wispy/thin trebble makes them a disappointment, despite the impressive sound staging/instrument placing. And though they no longer fall out of my ears, I still feel the need to push them and hold them there, to experience a fuller bass.

I was really surprised by these iem’s. They can deliver a nice amount of detail in the mids and highs without harshness and also without sacrificing bass response. However there’s a caveat. At first I disliked the sound entirely and cast them aside as yet another disappointing set of budget phones which delivered nothing but the kind of harsh mid range that you get from a cheap smartphone speaker. This is because I have small ear canals and the smallest size of the included silicone tips are still to big to fit and create the seal necessary to get the best sound quality. I found myself jamming them so hard into my ears that it would become painful. So I purchased a pack of small sized triple flange tips from Amazon to see if that improved things. What a difference a good fitting eartip makes. Straight a way I heard a solid, rhythmic bass that, while not the deepest, was certainly tight and well timed. Vocals were right out in front and delivered with warmth. And the high end worked well in setting up a sound stage with as much more of a sense of space that a set of in ears at this price should be expected to be able to give. So my advice would be that if you have small ears then spending an extra fiver on some flanged tips on top of the £13.00 for these turn them into a great set of iem’s for very little outlay.

I love earphones from Linseoul. I have many different types and apart from the one time one got caught in the car door - totally my mistake - they never seem to break even in the rain. Very sturdy and value for money.

I ordered the blue ones which look gorgeous. Once I’d figured out the fit (had them the wrong way round initially which is easy done as you have to attach cables). Anyway lovely energetic sound, good bass, good separation and soundstage. People say highs a little bright but I don’t mind as it brings a live performance that I appreciate over more neutral sounding phones. I needed wired as I’m tired of my nice sounding Skullcandy XTfree’s running of Bluetooth juice. I’ve been listening to music for almost 50yrs over headphones and much prefer in ear to over ear phones. For the money you can’t go wrong with these, I just hope they keep working.

It sounded very enjoyable when I first put them in my ears. But the stock ear tips I they don't feel comfortable in my ears and the cable is short and the kz zsn pro doesn't have a hard case for them

Very competent iem's for everyday use. Clean sound.