Linsoul KZ ZSN Pro Dual Driver 1BA+1DD Hybrid Metal Earphones HiFi in-Ear Monitor with Detachable 2Pin Cable, Zin Alloy Panel (Without Mic, Purple)

This in-ear-Headphone is really awesome it’s a purchase where I call it value for money . In terms of sound quality this has clean bass and when I connected with pro- mixer it’s really nice “Clean Bass” and has good noise canceling feature which will be used for cueing purposes 👌.Strongly recommend this product since I have tried it today .RegardsVijay ( 🎧 DJVJ)

Amazing BUDGET IEM'SAmazing sound signature, like never heard before. The max volume is freakishly loud. Till now, the BEST sounding earphone I've heard in my life.Cons: wire is prone to tangle, can heard slight *hissing* sound on the highs.

Sound and bass op 10/10But 1 prb I face mic pause resume button not working I return this product but button not working and sound bass and earphone look like vipDon't buy earbudsClose your eyes and purchase the earphone ❤️❤️❤️❤️

One of the best earphone to buy for In ear monitors. Each and every sound is clear

It’s an amazing product🔥🔥No issues about the quality just want it then buy it.!

Welcome to hybrid world

Velue for money

Best in class soundBut not a perfect comfort on ears as the rubber tips make me feel burning sensation

Adorei a qualidade do fone. Entrega tudo o que eu preciso e quero e to muito ansioso pra utilizar ele no palco como retorno. Volto depois para atualizar o feedback.

Su relación calidad - precio es de lo mejor. En este rango de precio que recibes justo lo que pagas, quiza un poco más.

As far as in ear monitors go, this has to be one of the best ones I've personally used, especially for the price. It plugs your ears in a way that outside noise is almost entirely gone, although it does not have active noise cancellation. The audio quality is great, I use Samsung Galaxy Buds+ for my everyday use, and the KZ ZSN PRO X manages to keep up to the same level quality wise. The build quality is very impressive, having a nice heft to the actual IEMs and the cable is pretty decent too. Overall if you are looking for an IEM to use at your desk for music, meetings or anything in between that doesn't break the bank (and if you have a headphone jack), you should definitely give these a try.

I bought my KZ ZSN Pro-X's about a month ago. I have used the KZ's quite often, and they don't bother my ears or ear canals at all. But If you have tiny ear-holes like I do, I would put on the small tips, and then use the "Earplug" technique when putting them in your ears. That is, to reach over your head with your left hand and gently tug upwards on the pinna (the top of your ear. AKA Auricle) while inserting the phone with your right hand. Make sure it's fully seated. them release your pinna. Switch hands and repeat for the other side.When these lil baddies are situated properly (And that's important! They, as with all in-ear phones, MUST be seated properly to deliver their full potential!) These are quite amazing. They're 25 ohm impedance, so they can be driven without a headphone amp, and still get uncomfortably loud. So mind your volume before plugging in! No artificially enhanced.. anything. Just the raw audio, ready to be tuned to your own liking by your players EQ. (I use AIMP for music and MPC (yes, still) for movies) They are not going to be equal to audiophile grade headphones, so don't come into this expecting that. (Hence the less than perfect 5-star rating on sound-quality) But make no mistake. These are good! These are much better than my gaming headset for watching movies. They sit level with the rest of my ear contours, meaning they don't stick out like typical "buds" or look like you left swabs in your ears like those apple bud things. I got the gold just because I liked the how those looked, but there are several colors to choose from.I have not yet tried them outside, but I didn't get them for that. These are NOT noise cancelling, and have no active ANC They do have a more open soundstage that you'd expect for in-ears. So far, the quality is holding up, (I do not needlessly plug, and unplug them from their cables or ball them up in a pocket) The sound is better than my Raycons.The ONLY con I have experienced is that the cables that you get are NOT the cool looking braided ones in the photos. It is a typical Siamese cable (two coaxial cables, bonded side-by-side) as on most any wired buds. But these are transparent like speaker wire. But that is aesthetic and do not detract from the functionality of these awesome IEM'sIn conclusion, If you want good, budget in-ears, that sound great, fit well and don't protrude from your head, and look cool as well... Get these. I have no regrets, and have been buying more as gifts. I'll buy my fourth set tonight.Just get 'em. Pick a color, and get 'em!P.S.I should mention that bought the set with the mic included. These have the 4-pin (4 different conductor bands) plug. Mic and earphones in one, as would be a cellphone headset. My PC, which I use these on, has separate mic and headphone jacks. I bought an adapter that plugs into both jacks and merges them into the one 4-pin style jack. So if you have separate jacks, and wish to use the mic as well, consider getting an additional adapter. Otherwise if you use these with a phone or audio player, and/or are getting them without a mic, you're good to go.

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.