Linsoul KZ ZS10 Pro, 4BA+1DD 5 Driver in Ear Monitor, HiFi Wired Earbuds, Gaming Earbuds, Hybrid IEM Earphones with Stainless Steel Faceplate, Detachable Cable for Musician(Without Mic, Black)

READ END FOR INFO!These are AWESOME. I normally run an Audio-Technica, the regular over-head ones, with a Focusrite amp. I just happened to visit another state and forgot headphones for Valorant specifically. But Holy, these sound very good. Sound isolation is a 10/10. With my Apple Music (website) sound maxed and my laptop volume at 20, these pack a MAJOR punch. They are a bit bass-heavy, but overall sound great. More specifically, 10/10 Bass, Mid 7/10, highs 6/10, depending on music. If the song's bass is heavy or has guitar themes, it will take over a little. IDK what it's called, but the sound "separation" is very good as well, it sounds like instruments are playing around you and not just in the middle of your head. It fits perfectly for me, and it seems like they should fit all. Build quality IMO is 10/10, I got the blackout color, which is like a nice black and gold. They feel solid and premium and are definitely worth the money. Pictures are of music I was listening to, and also what they look like.END: You should know (I did order "CCZ UP01 Plus 5N OFC Replacement Headphone Extension Cable QDC Pins for KZ ZS10 PRO" which are replacement wires and are NOT necessary, but I wanted a mic. And I also ordered foam ear tips which have a guard since the tips these come with don't have one, so if you don't clean your stuff regularly, they will get gunked up.)

I've been using these for about a year and a half, and they're the best earbuds I've EVER used. I'm very picky about the sound of headphones, as I'm a casual music producer. These have a very balanced and accurate sound from my experience. I have heavily pierced ears (9 on my left, 3 on my right) so over-ear headphones are not an option for me anymore, unfortunately. These absolutely fill the void left by them, however.For producing music, the audio is clear & accurate. For listening, they cover everything you'd need them to. They fit in my ear well, and have a few different size options. As time goes on, the buds do tend to fall out and get stuck in my ear, but after a year or two it is probably a good idea to update them anyway.The BEST part about them though, by far, is that you can buy a bluetooth adapter separately and use them wired or wireless. And for the audio quality & price, it's absolutely so worth it. These are such a good price as well, that if they ever break or need replacing, I wouldn't be opposed to just buying the same ones seeing as, compared to really good blue tooth earbuds, they come in at a great price.Highly recommend these, or really any good IEM earbuds.

I usually don’t write any reviews, but these are so amazing I had to leave one. I enjoy listening to music a lot, I have a pair of AKG K240s that I’ve been using for the past 5 years or so that I absolutely love, but these IEMs just blow them out of the water. Out of the box these come with a great soundstage, has punchy bass that doesn’t drown the treble out, and overall is pretty comfortable to wear. Songs that I’ve listened to forever sound like they have a whole new dimension added to them with these. On top of that, these are really affordable compared to other options! Highly recommend picking a pair up for budget-conscious audiophiles, and for others who just need a solid set of IEMs! I’ll update if durability doesn’t live up to standards, but if I don’t then they’re great!

I've been using the ZS10 Pro on stage as part of an in-ear monitor (IEM) rig for almost 18 months (bought in April 2023). I keep them clean and I use "pressure foam" ear cups for extra sound isolation. I also have a soft-shell carrying case and take care in transporting them.First the good: The ZS10 Pro has very clear sound. The "smile" curve generally makes music sound quite pleasant at low volumes. But since I play bass, I need to ensure the lows don't overwhelm the other musicians I'm listening to on stage. Even at low volumes, the highs in the ZS10 Pro can be very tiring after several hours of listening. So some EQ is applied at the board to tame the deep bass and the typical 2kHz hump typical of all earphones of this type and price range. That said, I've been extremely happy with the sound performance of the ZS10 Pro. All of the band members have them and agree they provide great clarity, and our harmony vocals on stage have never been better.Unfortunately, despite good care and not running them very loud (there's no need for them to be loud on a silent stage setup), the right earphone bass driver died last night halfway through a show. I did expect that at some point they'd fail -- that can happen even to expensive models -- but I didn't expect it to happen so quickly. So I deducted one star for that.You may not run into any issues using the ZS10 Pro in less demanding circumstances. If you're looking at these for a lower-cost IEM rig, at only $50, this is a great way to preserve your hearing at shows, vs. on-stage monitor loudspeakers, dealing with feedback issues, and so on. Just be warned, you may want to budget for replacements within a couple years, or (and I hate myself a little for saying this) buy the extended protection from Amazon. I doubt other models in this price point are far more reliable, since most are made in the same factories and with identical components. So I already have another pair in my cart.