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I was sad when I missed the massdrop for these IEMs (in ear monitors) because I was genuinely curious about trying them out. They looked light, compact, and stylish which is something I wanted for audio gear that I take with me whenever I commute or go to study somewhere. They also have 4 drivers which was very intriguing to me. I was pleasantly surprised to find that they were also available on amazon after the drop ended.DesignThe IEMs were actually smaller than I expected, and they are very sturdy. They have three bass vents on the sides. The isolation is great on these despite that. There was no sound leakage when listening at normal volumes. Since I intend to use these on the go. The main device I used to play them with was my iPhone 8+ with the little dongle for 3.5 mm headphone port. The wire was initially pretty stiff but loosened up after a few uses. No microphonics are also a nice plus since I’ve been taking it around everywhere. They come with a free cable and the standard small, medium, large earbuds.SoundOverall, the sound of these have a slight leaning towards being V shaped, which is my personal preference.Bass: The bass has a great presence in every song I listen to. However, this is not by volume but by quality. The bass is punchy and precise.Mids: The mids are good for vocals both male and female. For myself, I think these IEMs shine more with hip hop and EDM. The mids are by no means bad, but the treble and bass are both excellent so if I had to choose a area of weakness it would be here.Highs: The highs have that certain sparkle and resolve with amazing clarity. They never really have that sibilance that people tend to complain about, and never reach that level of painful listening even at higher volumes.Comparisons:Apple Earpods: Apple earpods are not as awful as some people wish for them to be. However, they are rather expensive and are near the price of the TRN V80 which is a huge disparity. In comparison, the earpods sound thin, and they lack the isolation since they are not sealing like IEMs.Shozy Zero: These were originally my favorite, but they had a poor cable and seemed to distort at higher levels. Despite the advantage of being wood, I much prefer the bass within the TRN V80. The mids are comparable, but the highs of the Shozy Zero left much to be desired.VE Zen Lite: I was originally using these for both at home and on the go. However, I think they benefit from an amp while the low impedance of the TRN V80 make it much better for everyday use. The VE Zen Lite have better mids and highs, but the bass loses out compared to the TRN V80. Not to mention that Zen lite also cost $100 more. Once, again the VE Zen Lite are not isolating and are more open earbuds like the Apple earpods since they are not IEMs.Overall: The value for these IEMs are amazing, and I’d strongly suggest considering them when considering any audio gear under $200. I had high expectations, and these did not disappoint.

I bought these after reading a variety of reviews online and after having tried numerous other low cost Chines made hybrid IEMs. I have bought numerous KZ branded earphones and felt most of them sounded quite good for their asking price but I always felt I was lacking something or they were just too bright in some cases. I had heard that TRN was started by some former KZ engineers so I figured they must think they could do it better. Well in this case I think they did. Actually I did not think much of these at first because they too seemed a bit too hot in the high frequencies for me. They did however provide a great seal and were quite comfortable in my ears using silicon or foam tips. I generally prefer the foam tips from New Bee as they seem to provide a good seal and help to tame some high frequencies when needed. So at first they did seem too bright on some music at first but after a while of my adjusting or maybe some break-in they have settled into a really nice sound profile with solid and seep bass with crisp highs. the mids may be a little recessed for some but I personally prefer it that way. I gave explored other IEMs at price points between these and the 200 dollar price point and I can say these come very close to matching the performance of the others I've tried. My selections above the 50 dollar price point have been very selective and based on substantial research in an effort to find models that would appeal to my particular preferences. These were kind of a leap when I made the purchase but I am pleased with the choice. I will keep them in my rotation of favored selections for sure.

My go to headphones the last few months has been the KZ ZSR. The past few weeks however, I found myself feeling a little fatigued with it. I've read good things about TRN and decided to give this a try since it's pretty cheap and Amazon has good return policy anyway.They are very comfortable. I was afraid they would fall off since they are small but they stayed in place just fine for hours. Body is aluminum and feels real sturdy. Looks alot like the Falcon C which raised some eyebrows... I don't care.Isolation is good enough. No complaints from the wife so that's enough for me. We work in cubicles so not an issue at my work. Shouldn't be a problem at a commute.The sound is excellent especially at this price point. Wide soundstage and high resolution. Instruments sparkle and has good separation. Vocals are smooth. It is neutral and balanced which I love about it. The bass isn't too punchy (so bassheads beware). Treble could use a little roll back maybe but honestly altogether, it is just pleasant to the ears.Packaging is more than adequate. It comes with the pair of iems, braided cable and some tips. Having a mic and controller is an option.I've added a photo to show size vs KZ ZST (my ZSR was at work at the time, now it's the other way around :) ).

Hard to believe the quality and clarity of sound from these IEM/earbuds. Clear treble, decent un-muddied bass.I’m not so keen on the cable, which tangles (as do most, in my experience) fairly easily when stored, but that’s a minor issue when the overall unit is considered.I’m most impressed with the ability to handle all the genres of music I listen to, and to work well as a reference monitor for mixing music.

I used these for IEMs and also as normal headphones. I was impressed particularly when considering the price.

E' difficile recensire una cuffia... è molto personale. Comunque a me è piaciuta molto, bassi potenti ma ben dosati, ottima scena sonora, dettagli definitissimi. Comodo il cavo e la fattura del prodotto è eccellente. Buona dotazione di gommini per padiglioni (tre paia di diverse dimensioni).Io mi sento di consigliarla vivamente. La uso per esercitarmi con la batteria, non stancano per niente.Se però ti muovi molto col capo si sfilano leggermente e si perde buona parte della presenza dei bassi.Io la consiglierei tranquillamente a tutti.

Compre estos audífonos porque los KZ que tengo se me hacen muy grandes y un poco incómodos y estos gracias a que tienen un perfil más bajo son muy buenos para el uso diario. lo único que podría discutirles es el hecho de que cuestan casi el doble que unos KZ ZSN pro cuando la calidad del sonido es muy similar.

Es ist unmöglich das Kabel mit dem IEM zu verbinden. Schade. Keine Ahnung was das soll. Vorsicht ein Produktionsfehler.