Linsoul Tripowin Grace Detachable Silver-Plated Oxygen Free Copper OFC in Ear Earphone Cable with Microphone for Audiophile Replacement Cable (2Pin)

If you are looking to replace the cable on your IEM look no further than the Linsoul Tripowin Grace Detachable Silver-Plated Oxygen Free Copper OFC in Ear Earphone Cable with Microphone replacement cable. The cable is soft but with sturdy construction. The sound is clear with a wide frequency range. The ear loops are soft and do not irritate the top of your ears. I ended up purchasing this cable for all my IEMs.

I don't know why some verified reviewers claimed the mic and/or audio didn't work or something, as long it's compatible and the right type for your IEM, it should work just fine. When not using I keep mine in a small-hardshell case with zipper I got from Ross or thrift store while attached to IEM. The length is great, i haven't measured it yet. It's long enough such that you can lean back while in your office chair.The only small thing I would change but might not be necessary is I'd include the lil spacer-ring thing that let's you adjust where the dual-part of the cable divides into the two separate cables going into your two ears, that lil thing that let's you pull-up or down that's usually included on stock cables...

Update: Linsoul reached out to me after this review to solve the issue. They were very patient and supportive. Even though it was a few months ago. They offered to replace or refund the item. I've bought two of these and they do work great but maybe I got a damaged one.Original review : I'm careful with my audio equipment and keep these in a neoprene padded case and still the mic failed after 2 months. Sad to have to replace them again. They barely go anywhere but my desk!

Extremely poor quality mic. Constant static noise and barely picks up human voice.

Works great on my MoonDrop Aria IEMs, and the microphone picks up my voice easily without making too much noise if I'm moving around, at least on par with my Macbook Pro 2021 microphone. The cable itself feels cheaper than my other tripowin cable, it's thinner, fewer wires, and has a cheaper finish, but I don't think it affects sound or has noticeably more microphonics.

Makes more detail sound. Plain and simple.

This cable does the job, however it looses a few points as the connection can be fairly loose and I have dropped my IEMs a few times in transport due to them falling off the round connection tip. There is also a noticeable drop in audio quality but that was kind of expected in order to get the inline microphone.

Connected and functioned as expected. I use it with a soft phone on my Mac at work. No complaints on the Mic. I tested with Zoom and sound checks with phone calls. Good result. Cable is about what you would expect for $15, good enough, lightweight and pliable/not stiff. Sound to my IEMs are fine for the intended purpose. I bought the mmcx version.