Linsoul KZ ZS10 Pro, 4BA+1DD 5 Driver in Ear Monitor, HiFi Wired Earbuds, Gaming Earbuds, Hybrid IEM Earphones with Stainless Steel Faceplate, Recessed 2 Pin Detachable Cable(With Mic, Blue)

The Linsoul KZ ZS10 Pro's are highly recommended and, upon my search for new earbuds to enhance my gaming experience, I found these! They're compact, innovative and demonstrate a very pleasurable feeling when playing games such as Rainbow Six Siege, VALORANT and Call of Duty.The sound of these are really good. Having 5 drivers, I was really not disappointed when I tried this on and was able to share this first experience shock with many other content reviewers who have spoken highly about these in the past. Although I do believe that their clarity could be higher (when comparing them to the high-end products I've tried).. with the price range that we're looking at, and having bought them for less than £40, asking for any more than the many fantastic features they have provided us budget-audio engineers would be outright greedy! and for that whom is may concern, it is surprisingly easy to hear where the opposition is located in games; they offer a wonderful spatial sound and your game awareness can be wonderfully enhanced when using these.When looking at the comfort, I feel like I have a lot to say.. so I will try to keep this section very brief. Unlike many contrasting earbuds that I have seen in the past, they come with a much lesser option of different earbud cushions - with only 6 different types for the different potential ear shapes. Thankfully, the standard ones fit perfectly and, for the most part, this has been the case for other reviewers; I just thought it was something that may have been worth mentioning to though who are comparing the earbuds to other more well-established brands. Although it may have just been my ignorance, I had some slight discomfort when first putting them on, but I have found out that a few short moments of twisting and prodding seems to sort this out; and then they're very comfortable for a couple of hours at least. I have had some slight discomfort if they've been worn for extended periods of time, however this may just be my ears adjusting to having an ear monitor stuck in them-Overall, these earbuds are incredible. They seem very sturdy and are exemplar of the innovation that more budget-friendly tech we can expect from now on. I should not expect anything more than a few negative reviews for this product; they're wonderfully fitting and, for the price, outright spectacular.

These IEM's are genuinely some of the best earphones I've used, and easily the best I've tried for sub £150. The Linsoul KZS10 PRO is a fantastic bit of kit, it was recommended to me by a friend whose very much an audiophile as I wanted some reasonably priced earphones for music, videos and gaming. In all three activities they have worked perfectly.For music the sound is very wide and has good lows and highs without completely scooping the mids.For gaming it's very good too, it holds up in dynamic situations like Destiny 2, and holds up with the added sound of Discord voice chat. I also haven't had any complaints from anyone I've talked to using these headphones regarding the quality of it's microphone.They are very comfortable, I have forgotten I have had them on a few times. The way the cable loops behind the ear also helps with keeping them in place, even during exercise.The connectivy is pretty average, 3.5mm headphone jack is still very much in use, but you will need a converter for use with USB-C only devices (my Samsung Galaxy S24 for example) I did purchase a Bluetooth adapter for these for easier use with my phone and PC and other than a slight drop in audio quality it has worked seamlessly.

I've been an audio professional for over 10 years and have experienced more playback systems than I can remember, from ultra hifi to studio monitoring and festival rigs, with most of them paired with eye watering price tags. I was very sceptical about the quality of these pieces, despite being recommended by a fellow industry professional (as he had been using for IEMs as a touring monitor engineer). Needless to say, I couldn't argue with the price tag - even just for a punt. I aimed to put these through their paces with my reference playlist, which always highlights the best and the worst of any system under test. I was immediately impressed with the transient detail and tonal range of these units and their suitability for all the genres I threw at them. If anything these are a bit forward in the 8k region, resulting in a slight harshness with cymbals and sibilance, but overall they are very fun to listen to and present a great deal of clarity and depth. I found the isolation is inferior when compared to the 'professionals' in my arsenal e.g. Shure se425 so perhaps these wouldn't lend themselves too well in a stage setting, however for personal listening I have yet to find a serious competitor within this price bracket. The earpieces themselves are very well built and have a confident weight about them, the cable is alas flimsy and would definitely be worth upgrading for longevity, but again no complaints on cost. It may be worth noting that these pieces have been designed and engineered by ex- Audio Technica staff, so the fact they perform so well is explained here. Anyway - my two pence, you won't regret buying these. This is true democracy for personal listening.