erjigo KZ ZSN Pro Dynamic Hybrid Dual Driver in Ear Earphones Detachable Tangle-Free Cable Musicians in-Ear Earbuds Headphones (Gray Without Mic)

theyre a very solid introduction to the world of hi-fi, and they can be driven very nicely off of an internal DAC/AMP on a laptop so you dont have to worry about getting a stack right away.

They are great and such but they constantly have static in the background whenever its in use. Its not always noticable when playing load music but if your just playing a video without constant noise it quickly becomes noticeable, I just find it very annoying

Ive tried other in ear phones w/ my bands but soon as the bass-end comes in, it turns into all static. These handle the low end w/ ease. For a cheaper option of IE phones that work w/out static, these are the BEST bet!

KZ ZSN PRO X. Amazing quality at an affordable price. Im not an audiophile but I will say these are the best sounding earbuds I have ever tried so far.

Used a few times in church functions and I am happy with the results =.

Well worth the money. Very clean sounding with mini dac from my phone. I probably dont need the DAC with these headphones. If your looking for something clear loud and small headphones you cant beat these for the price

I love these headphones. The sound is clean, and the noise canceling is good. I already had 3 sets, and I bought this set for my 11 year old son. The smallest tips fit his ears perfectly, and they stay in while he is drumming. I recommend them to all my musician friends.

I am familiar with IEMsbut these were better than expected. The bass is superior; the sound stage was bigger than many others I have tried; the noise canceling was excellent for an IEM.

I do not perform live, however wanted to dip my toes into the IEM waters since Ive never tried them before, as a bass player who records cover videos, and also records some original music in GarageBand and Abelton. I record through a Scarlett 2i2 and usually have them plugged into that, with a 1/4 adapter. Prior to ordering these, I was using and still use the Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pros, which work well for monitoring in mixing, however they are traditional, large closed back headphones. Ive found these IEMs work very well for monitoring while recording. I was surprised to read at least 1 review that said they lacked bass because I find them to be a just a bit on the bassy side, but for a bassist, as you might imagine this isnt a problem. For mixing, I can use them taking into account and adjusting accordingly, given that they are a bit bass-y to me, and when compared to the DT 770s. They are also loud. I can turn down the volume knob on the 2i2 much lower than when using the DT 770s, and have the same amount of volume coming through for monitoring or mixing. This isnt a detriment and may make sense for live performing where one might need more volume coming through in that environment. They do block ambient noise well, but keep in mind Im recording in a pretty basic home studio setting, where there is not much loud ambient noise apart from the dog barking occasionally, or a car going by outside. I did buy an inexpensive headphone extension cord in order to have more room around when recording cover videos. For live performing, Id imagine there wouldnt be a problem with the cord length, if hooked into a wireless receiver. I should also say, I do find them comfortable for extended use, the tips that were on as they came, were what worked best for me, I do believe they were the middle size. I am very pleased overall with the purchase of these and will continue to use them, hoping that some day Ill be able to try them out performing live with a band.

Love the sound quality and how they fit in my ears. However I must say that the cable braiding is really annoying as it makes hard to untangle the cable. The cable length is also weird as the cable split for each side is further down than any headphones Ive used. The cable length itself seems a bit longer and odd. which ends up dangling everywhere and catching on things.