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, Dark Black)

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Incredible Sound Quality and Build for the Price!I recently bought the Linsoul KZ ZS10 Pro earphones, and they have quickly become my go-to choice for both music listening and gaming. The sound quality is nothing short of amazing. With 4 balanced armature drivers and 1 dynamic driver, these earphones deliver a clear, detailed, and well-balanced sound across all frequencies. The bass is punchy without overwhelming the mids and highs, which are crisp and clear, making these perfect for everything from high-energy tracks to more nuanced acoustic pieces.The build quality is also impressive. The stainless steel faceplate gives the earphones a premium feel, and the overall design is both stylish and durable. The 2-pin detachable cable is a great feature, allowing for easy replacements or upgrades if needed. Even without a mic, these earphones are versatile enough to be used for both music and gaming.Comfort-wise, they fit snugly in my ears and come with multiple tip options to ensure a good seal. This not only enhances the sound but also provides decent noise isolation, making them great for use in various environments.For the price, the Linsoul KZ ZS10 Pro offers exceptional value. Whether you're an audiophile, a gamer, or just someone who appreciates high-quality audio, these earphones are a fantastic investment. Highly recommended!

A no-brainer. These are incredible! I use them for my e-drums due to their relatively flat frequency response. They are really quite popular in the e-drum community and I totally understand why. They deliver an excellent punch, great mids and clear highs, yet they don't sound "muddy" in the slightest. These are definitely in the "reference monitor" category.I've also used them with an EQ on my PC for general music playback, and they are by far the best sounding earbuds I've ever used. Astonishing clarity throughout the frequency range. No distortion. This will be thanks to the 4 BA's in each earpiece. You can hear every single layer of instruments as clear as day, and I'm picking out details I never knew existed in many songs (and I've used some VERY expensive earbuds in the past).The build is very solid. They don't feel fragile at all, yet somehow they still feel very comfortable to wear. Not heavy. I forget I'm wearing them sometimes and have yet to fall out of my ears whilst drumming. Some people recommend using aftermarket foam tips, however I've not felt the need to go down that route yet.My only very minor complaint is that the cable could be longer, but that's purely down to my personal usage scenario (connecting to sound mixer). It is of decent quality, and I don't find it tangles easily either. This can be easily upgraded down the line if need be.All in all, I highly recommend these. They are easily worth more than double the amount I paid for them (£40 at time of writing).

Honestly these are a huge surprise! However there are some things that you need to know before buying.The eartips are straight-up rubbish. They make these IEMS sound like the free headphones you used to get with smartphones. But! Upgrade them to the SONICFOAM Memory Foam Earbud Tips (SF1/2) and they become bass monsters with a bit of EQ. Recommend an upgraded cable as well as this also affects sound quality positively. theLinsoul Tripowin Zonie 16 Core was what I went for.Easily sound better than my XM5s and no battery or charging to worry about. Test direct into my phone, no DAC/AMP and no complaints at all.Very comfortable and light - I managed a few hours of wear before noticing them at all.

How do they make these for the price?They sound great and are comfortable.Used for IEM in band.

Use these all the time playing in a band , and they have definately helped save my hearing. Wish i'd bought them earlier.

I ended up returning these due to a strong and unpleasant smell. I’m usually not sensitive to this sort of thing and tend to give products the benefit of the doubt, but in this case, the IEMs had a distinct and overwhelming cigarette smoke odour that genuinely made me feel nauseous. I’m not sure if I received a used or mishandled pair, as I haven’t seen other reviews mention this issue, but it’s worth noting for potential buyers.That aside, the audio performance was solid. The bass is deep and punchy, offering a strong low-end foundation that suits a variety of genres. Mids are clear and well-articulated, while the highs are relatively crisp and detailed adding clarity without becoming fatiguing. There is slight sibilance though, but I am quite sensitive to this. Overall, the sound quality is quite decent, nothing groundbreaking, but certainly impressive for the price. While it doesn’t compete with the more refined and higher-end IEMs I’ve used, I’d say it gets about 80% of the way there, which is decent at this price point. Personally, for around the same price I much preferred the Zero Reds but these are still quite good and I can see these being more preferable for some people.The build quality is also very good. The metal faceplates give the IEMs a more premium appearance, and they feel sturdy in hand. Fit and comfort are excellent as I found them secure and comfortable even during longer listening sessions.The IEMs are not just good for music, but they performed very well in gaming too, with a wide soundstage and precise imaging that make it easy to pinpoint directional audio.Despite my personal issue with the smell, I still believe these offers excellent value for the money. The audio performance, build quality, and comfort are all genuinely impressive for the price. Given that my experience seems to be an isolated case, I’d still recommend giving them a try.