erjigo IEMs, KZ ZSN Pro Dynamic Hybrid Dual Driver in Ear Earphones Detachable Tangle-Free Cable Musicians in-Ear Earbuds Headphones (Blue with Microphone)

The sound quality is good, the loudness is good. This is a good quality earphone. The loop in the wire near the earphones greatly slows down putting on the earphones and taking them off again. This loop gets stuck on my glasses ear grips which often requires me to remove my glasses just to remove these earphones. Leaving these earphones on for a while starts to hurt the top of my ears where the wire loop sits. The earphones fall out of my ears completely even with the loop. The earphones are also not held solidly in - probably due to my glasses. The earphone wire loop is a terrible idea.

I would buy these over and over. The different size tips make these a perfect fit and comfortable for me. The multiple drivers make sounds crispy and clear even at loud volumes. I love these and the detachable cable ensures that they are not damaged if you fall asleep wearing them. These are way worth the money and up to today one of my favorite pair of earphones.

My personal pet peeve is when I read a review that says "I literally got this item 5 minutes ago and it's the greatest thing ever!" I literally just got these and I am very new to audiophile stuff, I never knew there was this magical world of IEMs until I found Dankpods YouTube channel. For $26 I figured these where too good to be true. How could they possibly be better than my $200 samsung buds?! On first impression they are very well made, they don't feel cheap, the aluminum and translucent blue casing looks fantastic. The plastic reminds me of my old see through Gameboy and the electronics inside are beautiful. These buds are not afraid to show you what's under the hood. Almost like it's showing off the build quality. The cord is detachable (I didn't even know that was a thing) I always viewed wired buds as disposable but if something happens to the cord I can just get a new one. The cord itself is super soft and flexible almost like we'll broken in cord. Finally they sound fantastic, again I am not a seasoned audiophile but these absolutely curb stomp my $200 earbuds. Play around with your EQ until they sound perfect and beware that these can go loud enough to damage your hearing. I will revisit this review in about 6 months with a longer term review.

I needed a replacement for my skull candy ink'd (I did get a replacement pair but they don't make them like they used to) and I'm very very picky with audio while also I barely ever have money. After a lot of research I decided to try these. I think they look cool, I've repeatedly gotten 'they look like hearing aids' though which is annoying but whatever. That aside, they sit amazingly comfortable you end up barely even feeling them there and so i am glad they are shaped the way they are now. I use the skinniest ear piece and it was very difficult when swapping to attach but whatever. Now for the sound. Initially, these are straight up painful and can damage your ears if you just turn it up. The highs are extremely piercing but I could tell there was something there to work with. I saw that people buy cloth earpieces but I didn't so I improvised and got tiny pieces of paper towel and put it in the way of the hole. With trial and error, I ended up going with ~3 tiny wads per ear to get it balanced enough. Literally like "put a sock in it" thinking here. This helped but I still wanted to fine tune it and luckily my phone had an eq built in and so I basically made a big exponential down slope from bass to treble and I also added a large spike in the 2khz range. With this done I absolutely love the sound of these. There is so much clarity, headroom, and bass capability that it challenges my main astro a50s. The only thing is that there is a considerable idle hiss, this is easily ignored on most music but really comes through during things like piano solos. like basically, quiet subtle things will always have that hissssssssssss but I can certainly live with it. All in all I am gonna daily drive these because they seem like a genuine and respectable piece of audio reproduction hardware and not a toy. I don't care about wireless or blutooth I only care about audio quality and low profile portability and these absolutely make the most out of ~30 dollars. Very good build quality overall.

Sound quality: For the price the sound is amazing. Lows are present and highs are very clear. There is a bit of hissing when the music is off but not noticeable when sound is coming from them. The sound location is so real that sometimes I get confused and think that some sound that is actually coming from the earbuds is from outside. Comfort and ease of use: It's the first time I try this style of earbuds with a wrap around the ear cable but it turns out it doesn't bother me much. The insert is comfortable and the default one worked fine for me. It is a bit more complicated to put them on and take them off. I usually need 2 hands for each ear. I wish the cable was a bit longer but it is a minor complain. They are a tangle monster. The input jack is snug but not easy to extract from the side of a laptop. Not a big problem though. Just nitpicking. Style: The color is a copper red/orange and is not my favorite. Definitely different than what I expected from the pictures. Value: These are easily in the over $100 headphones category for sound quality. I love them and use them the most currently.