KZ ZS10 Pro X in Ear Monitor Headphone, Upgraded 4BA 1DD KZ Headphone Multi Driver in Ear IEM Earphone with Detachable Silver-Plated 0.75mm 2Pin Cable inears for Audiophile(Dark,No Mic)…

So as title says I got the KZ-PR3, at the time it was about 70 USD. So there are definitely cheaper iems, and for maybe 30 more you might get something more audiophilish stress the ish. However I would say these were bang on for what I want.Sound is neutral, there is bass but nothing crazy, mid tones are a little flat but really not bad. Comfort wise the included foam tips for great and are secure enough. I am not going running or anything but I have taken some walks and they had 0 issues with falling out or moving. Y ears I would say are bog normal size and the iem itself fits fine.I have already listened to a couple hours of music with the included cord (I have a better one but that wouldn't be a fair review) and I don't really have much to complain about. Daft punk, Metallica, some persona 5 tracks, Nina Simone, Radiohead, the beetles, it all sounds just fine with good detail.So are these going to redefine your audio life? No lol they cost 70 dollars. But if you want a good iem that isn't scraping the bottom of the cost (and quality) barrel that has a solid neutral sound this is a pretty good choice.

I have been debating on getting my wife and I a set of items for a while.well we went ahead and got them and we're both more than happy with the purchase.you would not believe how much better the sound they create really is we had to do some research to really get what we wanted.and with a little bit of checking into all the features and what those features did and didn't do.i mean these ear monitors are not your every day ear buds although you can get them from about $40 to $1500 a pair they are using technology that is way more advanced than earbuds.first you have to realize that they are mainly used by professional bands so they can hear what they are doing alot better than if just trying to listen to their own amps and speakers.which is why most of them don't have mics on them and they don't have any phone or Media controls.that being said there are some iem systems that do have those things you just have to find out which one's do and them figure out what your price point is and start really looking into if they have All the features you want like we wanted tunable systems also most items have up to 9 speakers built into them and with 3d printing now they are using some really wild materials to build them with which also can make them very heavy compared to earbuds.ok as far these particular iems we bought they are crazy clear and the bass is pounding so hard you can feel it when they're sitting in your hand and I am so glad we bought tunable ones because they allow us to have a cross over system we can control just to dial them in to our own audio likes.ok two other things you may want to do is to find an dac/amplifier dongle and get a new set of cords that are are made out of silver wire and they are braided with alot more wires on both sides.which when using a dongle will usually give you up 50 % more power to your speakers and drivers.it will also keep everything crystal clear no matter how much louder you turn them up.like I said earlier we have been all over the Internet learning what we wanted what we needed.and then finally we started looking for iems with the technology we wanted in them and at the price point we needed.and again I still can't believe that these iem along with the features you want them to have so they will work with your cell phone, tablet laptop and so on.all that being said these iems will give you everything you could want and all the others that I have found with all the same features start at $500 and just keep going up and if you really do your research on some of the very expensive ones you will see that most of them won't even work with your cell phone.all they do is play music very crisp and clean and they can't do that without the help of the guys that are controlling the entire sound system for the musicians to be able to give you a great show because the iems he has in his ears tells him what he needs to do with his voice guitar and so on...... but again I hope you understand that these iems need a little help to give you a set of earphones that will play your Media better than beats, pixel buds,ibuds,Bose and anything else you can get to try and sound as good and you can control the speakers or the dac/amp dongle.and I never got into your Media players bottom line is if you start with trash at the source and push it through trash then what else are you going to get at the point of where you are hoping to hear some clear and deep bass sound lets just say I'm glad you don't smell through your ears....... I give theses items a 10 for build 10 for beautifully deep lows and the same for mids and highs and a 11 for the fact that they are tunable and have the features to be used with my cell phone and all my other media platforms I use...... hope this helps someone

I am a professional musician, and I bought these as a back up to my main set of custom molded in ear stage monitors. These were being compared to a set of 64 ears brand triple driver custom molded inserts, costing over 800.00. I run ampless on stage, so I rely heavily on my in ear monitoring to hear everything going on during a performance. Needless to say I demand a lot out of my in ear monitoring device.Last weekend my main ears went down, so I switched to these. Much to my surprise, they worked incredibly well. Were they equal to my expensive system? No, not at all. But these did have a rich, full low end usually lacking in cheap earbuds. The midrange was very pronounced in the 800hz-12khz range, where I had to pull that out quite a bit to make the mix neutral. 10-16khz had wonderful representation, adding a nice shimmer to my mix. The lows were fine, but did tend to breakup when pushed a little. As a bassist I need the low end, and while good, they did show their limitations when presented with the bass guitar and kick drum.So as a conclusion, these are amazing for their price. I got a reasonable seal with the provided tips, but no where close to a set of custom molded monitors as I am used to. Highs are well reproduced, mids are a bit too forward than my taste likes, and the low end, which sounds great at low/reasonable volume, but does tend break up when pushed. Not perfect, but good enough for a backup for stage use.

I really would have graded these a 3.5 but... I gave them credit for the low price, lol.The sound is absolutely AMAZING (for the price). I have an expensive name brand set of ear buds for my IEMS that I use with my band, but I've never been happy with the complete lack of bass. The buds have killer bass, and decent highs / mids w plenty of clarity. They seem very solid, (I got the ones w no mic) but time will tell how long they survive real work on stage w plenty of sweat in Florida! The cord could be a bit longer, but it does reach my belt worn receiver w a little slack left.... but not much. I'd prefer a little more honestly. Oh, and did I mention the price??? HahThe negative is they weigh 5x what my expensive name brand buds do. The fit is absolutely horrible! I haven't used these on stage yet, but I'm praying they won't come flying out of my ear. They are very wide and don't sit in the ear correctly. I'm 6' and I have a huge head.. So if you are a little person you may want to take the fit into account.I gave these a 4 for the unbelievable sound quality and the super low price. Would have been a 5 if they had a better, more ergonomic fit. The weight isn't a concern to me.Hope someone finds this helpful while shopping for ear pieces.