Linsoul 7Hz x Crinacle Zero:2 in Ear Monitor, Updated 10mm Dynamic Driver IEM, Wired Earbuds Earphones, Gaming Earbuds, OFC IEM Cable with Microphone for Musician (Orange)

I bought these purely for video editing. I was struggling to get my levels right for the complex audio I use in my video edits. Normally I’d have to do the edit, export it, watch it back and make notes on what areas to adjust. With these I’ve gotten the levels right every time which saves me a ton of time.They fit in the ear great and are amazing value for money.Only think I’d knock them on is comfort isn’t the best after 2-3 straight (I really should be taking breaks every 30-60 minutes anyway) and I wish the cable was longer and less tangly. But if I really cared about it that much I could always spend more money which defeats the purpose.For what they are they far exceed the price point.

Incredible quality for money you can't beat it.Youtube the story behind these earbuds if your not familiar with crinicall

It's a nice, especially considering the at this price range.However the cable i received has a lot of rough edges (coming out of mold or when they split the combined cable to two) that really irritate my neck. I might try sand them down later.Note the yellow color from the photo is not exposed copper, just refection from my flash light.

Great earbuds overall, especially for the price

Great sound as long as I push them in my ear. I have small canals so I wish they made smaller ear pieces. Great value for the money. They feel like they're made good.

Good fit out of the box. Solid sound for the money. Non-fatiguing. Cord does get easily tangled, but manageable

I had and enjoyed my original set of 7Hz Zero IEMs, but ended up giving them to a friend. That's why I was excited to try the updated Zero 2. I had hopes that it would be equal in quality to my original pair, and 7Hz did not disappoint! For a pair of IEMs that cost around $20 US, you get excellent tuning that IEMs costing 3x as much can achieve. If all you care about is sound, then look no further.Opening the box is a basic event. Basic entry-level cable, a basic set of tips, and not much else. For the price, this is not unexpected. Everything you need is in the box; nothing more.The build quality of the IEMs has improved since the original (the original had issues with the faceplate), but other than that, it is the same as the original. I would not consider these the most durable IEMs, but they are well-built for the price.While the tuning may have changed slightly since the original Zero, I found no fault in the sound quality while listening to numerous genres of music. For a budget set of IEMs, these sound incredible. These IEMs are an example of how budget products don't have to sound cheap. Many people have praised the sound of these IEMs and I would have to agree, they just sound good!If you are looking for a budget set of IEMs to dip your toes into the HiFi world, These should absolutely be on your shortlist.

I have another pair of these that I another variation of these that have always sounded pretty good without a lot of need to adjust sound. These seemed a little brighter but I could be wrong, anyway these are a good sounding low cost headphones.