Linsoul KZ ZSN Pro X Dual Driver 1BA+1DD Hybrid Metal Earphones HiFi In Ear Wired Monitor with Detachable Recessed 2Pin Cable,Zinc Alloy PanelIn-Ear Wired Headphones (Without Mic, Grey)

I'm not an audiophile at all I'm actually hearing impaired approx 50%. I also have small ear canals and most buds hurt like heck or don't even fit properly. I figured after checking reviews go give these a chance. I do have over the ear Sony extra bass wireless but don't always want to use those. I liked the look when I opened the package was nice they are in fact, in my opinion, light weight as some said they were kind of heavy. I tried them with default tips and right away my ears hurt. I opened the pack of tips and got a huge surprise. They have extra small tips......I've never seen extra small tips in my life I mean they are so small I thought they were a joke at first. I figured well let's go straight to these from what looks like default medium tips. They FIT... They immediately felt comfortable and there was no pain at all. They were snug in the ear and offered decent passive noise cancelling. I am very happy with that. I connected these to my iPhone 15 pro max using apple usbc to 3.5mm audio cable and sound was very nice. Like I mentioned I'm no audiophile but I know what music sounds like to me from cheap earbuds and headphones to my 350 dollar wiress Sony extra bass headphones. I love those for the over the ear. These are the best sounding earbuds I've gotten in a very long time. Now that could be because they actually fit nice or. ust because they actually are just that good. Also first time using an iem so no experience there either. A lot of the time my right ear sounded plugged up. These no problems at all so if you got small ear canals give these a shot with smallest tips.

Pour le prix très très bon son .! Apparemment aussi de bonne qualité mais à voir dans le futur .

Cheap, sounds good, fits well. This is my second pair. Not because the first ones died, just because I wanted a second pair kicking around. They are budget, but they punch well above their price bracket. Cable is better than older KZ models, but I would still suggest getting a cheap 4 or 8 core cable. Won't improve the sound, but they will make living with these easier.

Let me be clear, for the price - these are some of the most incredible in-ears I've had the pleasure of listening to. Now, I'm no audiophile, but I am a music lover who knows enough about sound to give a reasonable account of these. For reference, in the past I've owned Shure, Sennheiser, RHA, Bose, Cambridge Audio and more that I can't remember. I DJ (through Sennheiser HD25) so mainly listen to Trance, Techno and House. These are my first foray into 'Chi-Fi' and I think I may have just become addicted. I'm not going to use clichéd terms like "you'll hear parts of songs you've not heard before", because that's subjective and depends what you're used to listening to your music through. But hands down, and again, for the money, these are some of the most exciting in-ears I've owned. Compared to my daily beaters (Sennhesier Momentum IEM) these are way more forward sounding, have better sound stage, better mids and sound more dynamic and responsive. They honestly blew me away, and when doing some A/B testing with my Sennheisers I almost couldn't believe what I was hearing. These things are £20 and just smashed some £100+ earphones from one of the world's most prominent audio houses into outer space! I almost considered throwing the Sennheisers into the bin!?! They are insanely sensitive and easy to drive. From the audio out on my Windows laptop, vol 20 something is more than loud enough (once we're into the 30s/40s it gets uncomfortable) whereas I had to push my Sennheisers up to 60/70. Now the caveat, and this is down to personal taste more than anything and the music I listen to - they lack a little in the bottom end and I'd like a touch more sub-bass if I was being picky. However, I'd probably get that higher up in the KZ range spending more money on some quad driver IEMs and I may just have to try something like the ZS10 or ThieAudio Legacy 2's, which I'm sure will hit a little harder on the low end. I may also try some comply tips for these... If you're not into particularly bass heavy music, and want something exciting to listen to (I'd imagine Jazz would sound great on these) then these have to be on your list. Bottom line; exceptional for the money and most people would be more than happy with these!

L'écouteur est livré dans une petite boite en carton blanche de 7cmx7cm très minimaliste sans étui. A l’intérieur un câble transparent avec un jack de 3.5mm coudé (ce qui est bien plus durable et pratique lorsqu’il est branché à un téléphone. Ce câble est renforcé d’une gaine en plastique qui fait le tour de l'oreille et permet de d’atténuer les "bruits de frottement du câble au niveau des vêtements". Enfin 4 paires d'embout en silicone (3 dans un sachet et une déjà posées), il est appréciable que ces embouts soient plus rigide que embout bas de gamme que l'on trouve ordinairement sur les casques dans ces gamme de prix, cela permet une meilleur isolation des bruits extérieur, et une meilleurs restitution des graves. Les écouteurs (intra) sont de taille moyenne, je m'attendais a beaucoup plus gros. Les écouteurs sont de type Hybride , mariant un drivers électro dynamique et un driver en armature équilibrée, J'utilise des écouteurs de ce type sans fil depuis plus de 4 ans des modèles valant 150€. Mais écoutant beaucoup de musique une autonomie de 6H est trop contraignante et je cherchais une version avec fil.. Pour 25€ Je me suis dis qu'il fallait essayer des Linsoul KZ ZSN Pro X Dual Driver 1BA+1DD.. Les points très positifs : On retrouve une très bonne articulation du son, un impression de détail dans les voix et les instruments qui vient de l'armature équilibrée. Il n'y a pas de Sibilance ou d’agressivité dans les aiguës. Les graves sont bien présents et assez bien contrôlés (il ne bavent pas sur les medium) Clairement on est dans une restitution qui fait passer dans un autre univers si l'on vient d’écouteur classique et on a bien mieux que des écouteurs coutant 100/200€ d'il y a 10 ans ! Néanmoins, sa signature sonore de ce casque manque un peu de fun à mon gout sans trop neutre elle manque un peu de chaleurs surtout dans les voix masculines, ou même dans les beats (boom boom), Sur des voix très masculine ou l'on s'attend à entendre la voix qui vient de la poitrine, le son est un peu fin et surtout si vous venez d'un casque bas de gamme dont les graves ont tendance à baver sur les mediums en rendant tout beaucoup trop chaux, il vous faudra une petite période d'adaptation pour ré éduquer votre oreille a quelque chose de plus neutre sans avoir l'impression de "trou" dans le son. Bref au final ce sont des très bons écouteurs, et un grand pas à petit prix dans l'univers des casques de qualité, vous vous demanderez probablement si double ou tripler le prix pour gagner un peu en rondeur en vaut vraiment la peine.