CCZ Yinyoo Melody in Ear Monitors Earphones Headphones Wired Earbuds without Microphone IEM HIFI Bass with 1DD 1BA, Ear fins, 4N OFC Cable for Musicians, Singer, on Stage, Studio (no mic, clear black)

I've always preferred wired earbuds to use with my pc/laptops, whether gaming or working, listening to music, watching videos. Everything. I've typically only used the freebies that come with Samsung phones, I also had a semi decent pair of skull candy ear buds for a few years. Wanting to treat myself to a new pair, I went with these because of the raving reviews for the price. I'm a "bang-for-the-buck" kinda guy and these do not disappoint. A little tricky to figure out the cables & routing, but in maybe just a few minutes you'll have it squared away. I did also pick up (on a whim) one of those little amplifier chingas that plugs inline with the earbuds for about the same price as the earbuds... And holy cow!!! Even as a long time wired-earbud user this is one impressive little combo. The earbuds fit so well, like premium fitment on a budget, and the sound is incredible, full spectrum, and only starts to muddy up a little bit if you REALLY crank on both the input volume AND the amp volume. I can see how a cable upgrade may be a good idea, the provided cables aren't the best, but they work, for now. Overall a great purchase. Kinda bummed they didn't come with any little pouch or case, but not worth docking a star over, either. I have others.

What I was looking for: After accidentally buying some IEM's without knowing what it was (TNSO) (last picture), I was determined to find another pair. I couldn't get the same ones (went unavailable), and didn't know what to look for. When I finally stumbled upon more, I was plagued with trying to find some that had balanced sound. As someone looking to produce music, I didn't want anything filtered. The best ones actually were cheaper than this but wouldn't be able to hold up more than a few days. Why I chose these: It seemed like I was going to have to settle with some elevated bass. With the reviews as good as any on these, the price, replaceable cord (thought it'd be cheaper to just buy a whole new pair), I decided to get them. Sound Quality & Bass: My ears aren't well trained. But I had some help learning about headphones with balanced sounds, and got recommended some headphones in my budget that many producers use (pretty much only producers from the looks of those reviews). I got them, was testing them out, and pitting them up against these earbuds. I was shocked at how similar the quality was. Only difference is that I could then tell the elevated bass, which this definitely does have. Probably not to the liking of those who want super elevated. While I don't even like it myself, it doesn't bother me with these. So if you want super elevated, these probably aren't for you. But I can say that these might be the most accurate to sound you can get for casual use. Which is what these are for, I use them for casual listening, internet scrolling, and video sharing skype calls with my bestie. I pop the more professional headphones for working. I almost felt bad though for getting the headphones when these were so similar. The elevated bass was definitely a problem, but if not for that, I probably could've gotten away using these for producing too. No joke. But it probably will be better to produce with headphones rather than earbuds. The 3d illusions are more immersive. But truly I think I could just use these had it not been for the bass, I wouldn't have known that before though. Noise Cancelling: I think the noise cancelling on the accidental IEMs were some of the best, people could be talking less than a foot away from me & me not even know they were there until the song ended. I don't think that's happened with these, but I don't have trouble with hearing external noise over them. I don't always listen to loud stuff but I do a lot of scrolling on Instagram, tik tok, or listening to K-pop, which is all pretty full & busy sounds. So I'm good on that. Longevity: I'm over a year in now, got these November 24th 2021 (first 2 pictures), It's November 30th 2022 now (3rd picture). They're holding up good. I think the cord has changed color, the clear plastic, from food stains most likely. I've had no issues with the in ears, and the cord seems like it's doing just fine. It tangles pretty good. It's not hard to untangle but the part that bends over the ears makes it difficult. I don't find that deterring. I think the way these cords are made, are just less likely to have issues. And it's really an unbeatable price for sound quality at $17 when I bought them, even if they only last a year or two. I suspect these will hold up longer than any I've had. Around 2 years has been my max before, and around that 2 year mark I've had duct tape on the cord to hang on a little longer. If I can update in a year, I'll try to do so.

I see a lot of reviews talking about things I don't understand such as mix boards and numbers. For those of you who are also wondering if these things are too complicated for them, they work GREAT AS JUST HEADPHONES. That's what I used them for. I got the one with the mic attachment for Skype and Zoom meetings, as well as YouTube videos, and use them in my android phone for music. There is one con I have them and that's putting these things together. It took three people to find the tiny little L and R, in both the headphones and the cord. I'll admit, the headphones were easy to figure out. They fit extremely well in the ear, and match the shape perfectly. The problem was the wires. If you plug it in wrong, they still work. The only way we were able to figure it out is by knowing the microphone is on the right side. Which is weird, because that means the faint logo printed on the white wire holder (what brings the two hanging headphone wires and makes them into one wire to plug in) faces you. You would think they would want that outward, facing other people, but I guess you can't see it anyway without looking at it, which is what at first confused us in the puzzle to figure out which wire went to which headphone. Finally, some one was able to see the badly placed, almost invisible clear bump that kind of looked like an L, and when we looked really hard on the other one, you could make out that was an R. A really stubborn friend was determined to find the L and R on the headphones themselves, and finally found it. You can also kind of make out an L, in a really bad spot, but once you figure out where it is, and you hunt around the same spot, the R is a little easier to see. I would also fix how you would know the right direction of the plug, as those nodes are very delicate, and getting the whole thing backwards and fumbling around with that fit, to unplug and replug those same delicate nodes is a bit... frustrating. I should also add that they have very little bass sound, at least for me. And this is coming from someone who can't have a high bass sound due to hearing issues. It's almost non-existent, and even I like some kinda bass. Personally, I would urge the company to fix, at least the Left/Right markings on the headphones and wires. I understand, based on reviews, I might be a niche user, simply using these to play music and do Zoom calls. But I found these looking for standard in ear headphones, and I like the ones that have the wire go over the ears. Other than this issue, the headphones are great. I'm not sure if they have bluetooth capabilities? There's no way to charge them, but it's the only thing I can think of when I wonder why I would need to affix them to their own plug to begin with. It certainly didn't come with anything else to suggest it, but I did get it with the microphone attachment. Tho, again, not sure why one wouldn't include some way to charge if it had the Bluetooth option. If it doesn't, perhaps the company could look into actually selling the headphones already attached to their wire. It's weird I would have to put it together on my own. Then again, I appear to be a niche user for these. Anyway, those who read this far, I definitely recommend them for normal headphone use. The sound is crisp, the microphone works great, they are comfortable in and around the ear, come with multiple options for ear sizing, the sound proofing for normal use is great, you don't even feel them in the ear, mine haven't slipped once. The cord is a great length and long, but not so long you're getting tangled up in it. It's reinforced wire, so durable (definitely needed if you have cats). I got the rainbowish color, which looks nice. Not that I base my headphone color on my outfit, but I got a compliment from some one about how I looked with them, which is weird, yet nice to hear. TL;DR: I got the ones with the microphone and I use them for standard headphone stuff: YouTube videos, Zoom/Skype calls, Android music listening. Hard to figure out which wire goes to the left and right headphone, as the marks are virtually non-existent without good lighting and friends with EXCELLENT eyesight. However, pro-tip, the microphone is on the right wire. While the headphones themselves perfectly fit the ear it needs to be in, for those that need absolute confirmation, that's another hunt all together. The bass is almost non-existent to me, which, even as some one who doesn't like too much bass, it's really bad. Overall, I'm extremely happy with the purchase, the sound is great, clear, the microphone as well

Very good quality

Very good! Not to expensive

the earphones are so quality it gives me better for gaming in cs2 and the bass is so good also the speaker it's too loud and good and perfects for gaming and music

Très bonne qualité, j’utilise un jeu et pour écouter ma musique je recommande

Salve a tutti, voglio condividere con voi la mia esperienza con gli auricolari in-ear Yinyoo CCZ Melody. Devo dire che sono rimasto impressionato dal fattore di isolamento acustico di questi auricolari. Gli auricolari sono dotati di un driver dinamico da 10mm e di un driver bilanciato, il che garantisce un suono di alta qualità e bilanciato. Ma ciò che mi ha colpito di più è stata la capacità degli auricolari di isolare completamente il rumore esterno. Grazie alla tecnologia di isolamento acustico, ho potuto godere della mia musica preferita senza essere disturbato dal rumore circostante, il che ha reso l'esperienza di ascolto ancora più piacevole e coinvolgente. Questo fattore è particolarmente importante per i musicisti, che possono utilizzare gli auricolari per monitorare la propria performance in ambienti rumorosi. Il cavo OFC è di alta qualità e ha dimostrato di essere resistente e duraturo, anche con un utilizzo intenso e quotidiano. Inoltre, il design ergonomico degli auricolari li rende molto comodi da indossare per lunghi periodi di tempo, senza provocare alcun fastidio o affaticamento auricolare. Nonostante non siano dotati di microfono, gli auricolari Yinyoo CCZ Melody sono stati progettati con una grande attenzione per la qualità del suono, il che li rende ideali per ascoltare musica ad alta fedeltà. Inoltre, il rapporto qualità-prezzo è conveniente, il che li rende un'ottima scelta per chi cerca auricolari in-ear di alta qualità a un prezzo ragionevole. In conclusione, se cercate auricolari in-ear con un fattore di isolamento acustico elevato, gli Yinyoo CCZ Melody sono sicuramente una scelta eccellente. Consiglio questi auricolari a tutti coloro che cercano un'esperienza di ascolto di alta qualità, senza essere disturbati dal rumore esterno.