Wired Gaming Headphones IEM Earphones with 1DD，QKZ ENZO in Ear Monitor, HiFi Earbuds, Bass Sound with New 11mm Dynamic Driver for Video Music Gaming (Colorful, Mic)

These are very nice earbuds, they have a quality feel in your hand, like they have some weight to them.I would say that my ears are normal size, meaning my airpods and other earbuds I typically use the default earbud adapter. I am using the default adapter that these came with and I am very happy with the fit.The wrap around cord is nice for cord management and directs the wires further back and doesn't get in the way of your face. This does NOT seem to effect the microphone function, which seems to work very well.I currently have these connected to a PS5 controller and they are working well for multi-player games. I can hear the details in the game, explosions are amazing, music is amazing, and there have been no complaints with hearing me, so I'd say everything is functioning as expected.The comfort lasts through some lengthy gaming sessions, so I am very happy with that.The design allows for some natural noise cancelling (plugs your ears) and they do a great job with that. When the game is going, that's all I can hear (and I don't have the volume cranked up that loud).The wire is a little firm, meaning it doesn't lay flat and has a tendency to coil or pull. I'm hoping this settles in time, but for now I just have to make sure to keep it perfectly unwound/flat and all is good.The 90 degree bend in the 3.5mm plug takes a little getting used to in my PS5 controller setup. If turned all the way to the left or right, it will poke into your fingers. If it's pointed back, it pokes into my lap, if pointed forward the wires loop up and get in the way of the buttons. This is going to be different for everyone, I had just gotten used to the straight 3.5mm plug in my other headset.I'm not listening to anything super high quality, so compared the a apple phone earbuds that I used to have connected and these I would say these are working better. They have a nice clarity and are much more affordable that the ones I was using.

The IEMs come in a unique hard plastic carrying case. Most IEMs I've purchased come in a boxed presentation, sometimes with a separate (usually fabric) carrying case. I'm not sure how sturdy the plastic carrying case is, but it feels like it will last.The IEMs itself sound alright. I think what's lacking is the overall presence/fullness of the audio. This isn't something that's alleviated with increasing the volume, but rather the quality itself. It would just get distorted if the volume is raised too high.One interesting thing I noticed is that you can't swap out the cable- the plugs are permanently connected to the IEMs. The cable itself is pretty thin and flimsy, so that's the first thing I wanted to replace but couldn't. It does have an in-line mic though, but I haven't tested it so I can't speak on it's quality (see what I did there?). It also comes with different-sized ear buds, a shirt clip, and a pair of harder plastic ear hooks.Overall, you really can't complain for the price. This would be a really good beginner IEM, for sure.

The reason for 3 stars is the description and the pictures didn't tell the whole story.I had to buy to find out with earloop hand the mic control, sadly I needed it on the LEFT cord not the right for work purposes.Better pictures would have prevented a wasted purchase.I will be sending these back without ever using them. So again, this review is based about pictures and description not showing the product better.

Bottom line: They punch way above their price point. Any sound profile complaints I might have are nitpicky and subjective. They actually sound really great.A few details: I didn't like the material on the cable, although it is growing on me. The cable is really grippy rubber and I keep expecting it to be smooth (personal sensory issue but not a deal breaker).The divers seems to be pretty well matched (sounds stays centered throughout its frequency range), solid bass to 30 hz with a nice rolloff to 20hz (actually plays 20hz). High end isn't bad and isn't painful.They sound good but not magical. But, they sound good!!!! I've been leaving "magical" at home and enjoying the heck out of "good" since these came in.Tip: To get the best sound you need to make sure they are sitting in your ear correctly. Figure out the right position before looping the cable over your ear. If the cable does fit "just right" over your ear you might need to warm up the cable a little with a hair dryer, them put them on. Just don't heat them up too much.Stellar find. They sound almost as good as my Koss KEB90 Utility Earbuds (that are about $70) but not quiet.

Okay, these sound excellent for the low, low price they sell at. The soundstage seems very impressive for any IEM type headphone and goes beyond the IEMs in width with great depth, the height is just average. The instrument separation is decent although not a match for the best audiophile quality headphones and IEMs. The dynamic range is more than I expected for these IEMs and has a balanced sound that I definitely appreciated. The worst thing about these? The cable that is used which is very wonky and not replaceable. Also, the body of the IEM is large and the shaft that goes in the ear canal rather short, so they do not stay in my ears well. If you want a good sounding IEM for very little investment though, these are highly recommended.