in Ear Headphone, TFZ T2 Galaxy Stereo Gaming Earphone, in-Ear Monitors, 3.5mm Bass Music HiFi Earbuds IEM, Compatible for iPhone and Android and PC

Really happy with this productI wish the cord was longer only 120 cmI am asking the manufacture can you send me a link to buy a chord that is 2 meters long?

These are great IEMs. I tried another brand that costs over twice as much and returned them the next day. Everything was very "tinney" sounding with very little bass. I have a pair of Shure SE425 IEMs (With tax, about $300) that I use on stage, and I bought these as an inexpensive backup. I'm blown away by the sound. They're not quite as good as the Shures but damn close. These IEMs actually have a little more bass than the Shures and have a nice crisp sound across the entire frequency range. The build quality is great also. The more expensive one looked cheap compared to these. I love 'em. Other buyers bragging about the extra bass is what made me try them. Don't get me wrong, it's not boomy, it's just there. The lack of bass is one of the most common problems with most cheap IEMs. You'd think I worked for the company or getting paid to write this review. Nope! I'm just a gigging musician always looking for a quality product at a good price. For sixty bucks, they're a steal. Buy 'em. I don't think you'll be disappointed.

The positives. This is a very solid earphone if you are looking for something to wear on your commute. Solid build and comfortable. Great isolation. The cable might need to be upgraded but I kind of like the light feel of it.But...the sound quality is not as good. I have compared it with KZ zAX and CCA 10 Pro, both of which sound better at high. I guess if you prefer neutral sound this would be for you. But I find the bass on the weaker side. The most annoying thing is the lingering hissing sound at higher notes.Overall a good earphone but sound quality definitely not as good as a KZ or CCA.

These are really, really good. Imop the best sub 100.00 iems available. Good imaging and resolution. At the pricepoint, wonderful treble articulation; non fatiguing, little to no sibilance even at extreme volume. These are some of the loudest iems I've ever heard. The bass is accentuated, but not past the point of believability. Tuning signature mildly v shaped with very well defined mids. The stock 2 pin cable, while decent, should still be upgraded, bringing up by sole complaint: an upgrade for TFZ products are hard to find at entry level price. Be careful, the iems will fall off! Do your research. After losing earbuds ( im on my third pair) I relented and went with Moon Audio Silver Dragons, but am aware that many will not be able to afford 300.00 dollar cables. That said and done, these are sone of the best ive ever heard at under 100.00 easily smashing many more popular and expensive wired devices. If you want great audio and can deal with the wire put down your Beats and your Bose and your Air Pods and give these a listen.

I was surprised at the sound of these especially given the price point. Easy to put in and take out. Do these sound like $$$$ in ears, no, but they are great budget in ear monitors for the casual musician.

Love the lows on this IEM, a solid choice for the price point.

El auricular derecho me generaba una distorsión evidente en cierta combinación de frecuencias bajas y medias, creo que me tocó uno defectuoso y lo regresé.