KZ ZS10 PRO 2 In Ear Monitor IEM, 1DD+4BA Hybrid Wired Earbuds, with 4-Level Tuning Switch, 3-Way Crossover Gaming Earbuds, Silver-plated IEM Cable for Musician Audiophile (Black, With Mic)

I've owned a bunch of IEM's over the years. Some of them (like the Shures and Westones) have been pretty high quality. When my last pair of IEM's stopped working in one ear I needed a replacement, but was loathed to spend £300 so soon after spending that much on the previous set. I looked about, and found these. These get pretty good reviews, and they look pretty good in the images, but are they any good? Well, I can happily report that the sound quality is excellent. I've tried them with everything from Audiobooks to Dubstep and the sound is crisp and clear. I'd possibly say that the bass is a teeeeensy bit muddy in the really heavy sections, and the treble could do with a little tightening of definition compared to the really expensive IEM's, but for this price? Holy crud these are SO worth it! The only slight gripe is the size. The expensive IEMs manage to cram four drivers into a very tight package through very tight tolerances and custom components with a finicky manufacturing process. These Linsoul earphones do away with some of that and have the drivers a little larger and a little more spread out in the housing. This results in a much larger earpiece. If they 'dangled', I think they'd be too heavy, but the designers have been quite cunning and made them come over the ear, which means the weight is suspended from the cable instead of the cable dragging on the earpiece. The range of foam inserts that came with them meant I was able to get them to fit really nicely into my ears, and they've become my new favourite earphones. Very nice quality, quite sturdy build and excellent sound. definitely five star material already. But they also come in a nice presentation box, and the detachable cables mean you can replace the cable if it becomes damaged (it's a good idea to do a stereo test when you first hook them up, so you know they cables are on the right way around!). Definitely recommended for anyone who wants great sound quality on a budget and doesn't mind the phones being a little larger than most.

worth the money Best sound very good quality Excellent value for money wish they added more foam tips

Sound out of the box wasn't fantastic for me, I used the switches on the product to give more low end (bass), for music I use the equaliser in the player I use (MusicBee), and again, boost the bass a bit (RnB setting), This makes it sound way better for my use. I use them for gaming which I often livestream or record, and they are fine, least on my system they sound good. The cable that comes with them is cheap & nasty, right now I still have to use it, as it seems most of the other cables that fit, are of a similar design, they kink easily, they can get bent & stuck in a specific pattern, because they have an outer plastic coating. I'm yet to find a decent replacement cable, that's either soft braided (fabric), or soft rubber/silicon based, these should offer far better feels & use case. Overal: They work & sound fine, cheap cable supplied may turn someone off, but it does the job

I was buy it listen lossless music. They are loud enough especially with DAC. Unfortunately I couldnt enjoy music. The bass is almost absent. But when I tried it play games. It is beast. I could hear every single low sound. CS2 I start listen every move of players. Micro has clear sound but very low sensivity. You should speak to micto very close.

I was looking for an affordable pair of headphones, but then decided to go for something that would not give me a head dent. I remembered that Dankpods mentioned a few years ago that Monitors are great and that the KZ something are around thirty something buckaronies, so I decided to look them up and then got them on sale. I am really happy with these in-ear monitors, as the sound quality is on par with larger sub-£100 headphones, although it is a different feeling because larger headsets can produce a better surround sound effect. The only downside is how they feel, so I do have to scratch my hear once every 20-30 minutes and also they did feel very weird at first, and keep in mind that you will probably hear yourself when you speak, which adds to the confusing feeling. I would recommend these for anyone who would like a pair of in-ear monitors and there is no need to go for the £250 ones because the quality that you gain is quite a lot indeed, but it is not worth for the massive price increase. Whereas here, you do save a lot of money. Also, you can swap out the cable with a new one, and don't forget that there are switches on each ear piece for adjusting the sound. By default, all four switches are on, but I turned the last one off, so I can decrease the stretch of the bass slightly. Make sure you go for the microphone version, and don't be like me - I was going to go for it but then got distracted and somehow ordered the normal one.

Right side earbud is noticeably quieter than the left only after a few months of usage. I have tried using a different cable in case that was causing the issue but the fault remains. I will not be buying another pair.

You don't need get very expensive IEM to get good sound. These IEM's delivers great sound. My application is more for a gaming perspective as opposed to instrument and vocals. They reproduce surround sound very good and hearing sounds from far is a great help especially to pin point an point of interest. No audiophile testing was done just gaming and music. Make sure they seal well in your canal so that you get good deep and full sound otherwise the sound is "lost" and it sounds a softer. I set the switches to have more of a bass profile and its a nice feature to set it how you want it. I will do more testing with more profiles to see which one sounds the best after spending some time on this profile. Setting them is really easy with the tool they provide. I have them connected to an audio interface and no audio artifacts were detected. The connection to the cable looks like a good strong fit and you can get custom cables that is as easy as just plug in and play. I found no ear fatigue or pain after using the medium silicone tip during some extended gaming sessions and they sit very comfortable and light. No more heat build up in your ear from the over the ear headphones and compression on your skull. My con for this although a bit light hearted comment: If your ear itches you will have to take them out of your ear and if you don't get a good seal then you hear yourself speaking and could be irritating if you don't intend on doing it or using a monitor.

I concur these are tuned slightly less bass than with the original. Having said that I believe these do bring a modest improvement that is worth the $20, given its remarkable manual tuning features, previously restricted to a handful of $2000+ iems. These are just fantastic. I purchased both plus the 5BA version, and consider these the best, though cheaper than the 5ABs. It all comes down to the tuning and these are genuinely tuned beautifully. My prior issue with this company was that I thought they felt cheap and didn’t sound great (earlier KZs). That was my opinion, and certainly not shared my many buyers. Anyway, regardless I am so impressed by these iems. From construction, appearance and sound, as well as features, they have entirely been a triumph. They made modest though in many ways major upgrades, and we consumers can experience them for $50 or $70? That is nuts. This company is killing it. I was a guy who would drop $1800+ on iems, but the fact is this is 90% as good. So there will be no more expensive purchases by me. On the Bluetooth front; HiFi Man is delivering, as they have for the over-ears.

If you plan on using these iems with a laptop beware that you might need an Dac adapter otherwise you might hear tiny static but it's not the iems that are faulty it's usually just that the iems are sensitive. Perfect audio for games like valorant and works for well for music just on the low side of bass. The mic isn't that bad either if you just need a mic.

At first I’ve purchased AS-10 pro, I was dissatisfied with the base but sound quality was really good and clear. Then after a long time research and getting lost in mixed reviews, I’ve decided to give KZ-ZS-10 pro 2 a try. I can say I’m impressed with the sound quality and base effects. I’m not a musician and just use it for my daily use. So far it’s been 2 weeks since I’ve ordered this model and can’t really complain! I love it, it’s comfortable, fits perfectly in my small ears and sound quality is amazing! I cannot even set the volume to max, as it’s too loud for me… only reason I’m not giving 5 stars, is cheap plastic quality of the wire and ear-tips, it even smells like cheap plastic :p

Best ever