Linsoul KZ ZS10 PRO 2 In Ear Monitor IEM, 1DD+4BA Hybrid Wired Earbuds, with 4-Level Tuning Switch, 3-Way Crossover Gaming Earbuds, Silver-plated IEM Cable for Musician Audiophile (Black, With Mic)

I was buy it listen lossless music. They are loud enough especially with DAC. Unfortunately I couldnt enjoy music. The bass is almost absent. But when I tried it play games. It is beast. I could hear every single low sound. CS2 I start listen every move of players. Micro has clear sound but very low sensivity. You should speak to micto very close.

Good sound etc, not the most discreet or attractive headphones but find them very comfortable and the sound quality more than makes up for that, I'm very pleased with them

Amazing sound for gaming on PSF and PC, mine had a solder break on the joint of the cable to the plug at the earpiece but I have the tools to fix it and the manufacturer sent me a refund to cover replacement cable if I need it.

I’ve been using these IEMs for a while now, and they’re honestly awesome for both music and gaming. The sound quality is super clear — you get crisp highs, punchy bass, and really good detail across the board. For music, everything sounds rich and balanced, and for gaming, the imaging and positional audio make it easy to pick up where sounds are coming from. They’re comfortable enough for long sessions too.

DO NOT BUY Used them to play video games, quality is loud and sharp. Just sounds crap and cheap.

Very nice sounding IEMs for the price would recommend

I'm no audiophile, and sound quality is subjective, even between people better qualified to comment. There's just too many variables to consider, and I have zero idea about all the jargon. I just want IEMs to match the type of music I like, and for me, these lacked the bass I was hoping for, even with foam tips. The tuning function didn't make much difference either. If you prefer treble, mids and vocals, the sound quality is good with good tonal separation, and in that respect they work well and you'll enjoy them. The tuner switches make the buds wider compared to those without, so they protrude from the ear slightly. That said, I wore them comfortably for about 3 hours, and the buds didn't fall out. I also wear glasses and had no problem with the over-ear loops. Noise cancelling works well at home, but nothing louder, e.g. a car passenger. One thing worth mentioning is the cable. Don't expect anything more than the functional, bare minimum. I would thoroughly recommend upgrading for more durability and better sound quality. Unfortunately, these come with a hefty price-tag, so I wouldn't bother the buds under the £50 mark - it doesn't make economic sense. Overall, though, these are good quality IEMs, but they just weren't for me. If you're not into bass-heavy music, these will work well for you.

Wow, extremely disappointing. Sound clarity is subpar, build quality feels average at best and cheap at worst. The cable is pretty poor but not a deal breaker for me and the eartips are pretty average. The high end sounds GOOD on these to me, vocals are clear enough and this is the only reason these earphones receive 2 stars instead of 1. The mid range sounds extremely muddy, lacks depth and is distracting for any mid heavy music/mix. The bass is OK but lacks any punch even when eq'd although it is "clear" and doesn't muddy when louder. Unfortunately I'll be returning these and looking for something else, I was planning on using these for gaming but they need to sound good with music first and foremost for me.