Linsoul 7HZ SONUS 1DD+1BA Dual Driver in Ear Monitor, HiFi in Ear Earphone IEM, with Detachable High-end Silver-Plated OCC Cable, Aluminum Back Cavity for Audiophile, Gaming Earbuds (Black, 3.5mm)

My son loves them for drumming.

these match my aiaiai tma2s in overall sound quality and clarity but are also even louder if you jam them right up against your eardrums...for like 1/4 the price. what is happening here? how can it sound so good for the price? these make me feel like every other pair of ear mounted audio device i've been sold was a scam: bose qc, airpod pros, tma2s, astros, arctis, hyper x. explain yo self! are these chinese designed iems going to give me cancer or? what's the catch?

The 7HZ SONUS 1DD+1BA Dual Driver In-Ear Monitor (IEM) promises a rich auditory experience, blending audiophile-grade sound quality with gaming prowess. However, the euphoria of audio bliss is slightly dampened by an unexpected hiccup - the sizing.Sound Quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)Let's start with the star of the show - the audio quality. The 1 dynamic driver (DD) and 1 balanced armature (BA) configuration deliver a crisp, well-balanced sound profile. The bass is punchy, the mids are clear, and the highs are detailed without being harsh. Whether you're a music enthusiast or a dedicated gamer, the 7HZ SONUS impresses with its immersive audio experience.Build and Design: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5)The IEM boasts a sturdy construction with an aluminum back cavity, providing durability without compromising on aesthetics. The detachable high-end silver-plated OCC cable adds a touch of luxury to the overall design. The attention to detail in both form and function is commendable.Comfort: ⭐⭐⭐☆☆ (3/5)And here's where the sizing snag comes into play. While the IEM itself is well-crafted, the ear tips provided may not cater to all users. Some might find them too large or too small, leading to discomfort during prolonged use. A wider range of ear tip sizes or alternative options could significantly enhance the comfort factor.Detachable Cable: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5)The inclusion of a detachable high-end silver-plated OCC cable is a thoughtful addition. It not only contributes to the overall durability but also allows users to upgrade or replace the cable based on personal preferences.The 7HZ SONUS 1DD+1BA Dual Driver In-Ear Monitor offers an exceptional audio experience that caters to both audiophiles and gamers. Its construction and design are commendable, with the detachable cable adding a layer of versatility. However, the sizing issue with the included ear tips could be a potential roadblock for some users seeking long-term comfort. If you can find a compatible ear tip size or are willing to invest in aftermarket options, the 7HZ SONUS has the potential to be a top-tier choice for your audio needs

Only problem is I bought a used/refurbished pair and the audio quality of one bud was 30% the volume of the other, I had to return them and purchase a new pair.After receiving the new pair I had fell in love with IEMs and only disliked how little bass there is in this particular design.The sound quality and how all other aspects of it make it very comfortable without making me too fatigued from long music or gaming sessions, having a dac amp to boost the lack of bass does help with heavier music too

Great IEM for the price. Lacking a bit in the Bass region, but in the highs it shines. A quick EQ either using Sonar or any other EQ software will make this IEM sound like a $100 one. The clear ear tips it comes with are way to wide and loose, however the green ones feel a lot better, but because of the material it will make your ear canals a bit toasty. Overall, great IEM for COD and Apex, just upgrade your ear tips and cable.

The sound quality of these iems are top notch and the price is outstanding. Wasnt a fan of the flat cable, so I swapped it out with a braided cable and couldn't be happier. Don't pass these up!

Great IEM for Warzone with Art Audio tunning !!!!

These began hurting my ears within minutes of use. The way they are shaped makes them awful on smaller ears. The worst offense was the little mountainous region that juts out from the bud, jabbing into the upper part of the ear. On top of that, maybe it's was just the ones I got, but they had a persistent static. Originally, I thought it was my computer, but I eventually diagnosed it had to be coming from these earbuds, because it was was consistent across three devices, while other ear sets did not have this problem. Furthermore, in response to the sound quality, I'm not sure what other people were hearing. Again, perhaps I just got a bad set, but my $10 Panasonic earbuds sounded better than these, and are far more comfortable. I tried playing around with equalizer settings on my PC, but to no avail, there was still serious lack of bass and muddled mids.