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 (Grey, Mic)

Better than expected

This is a pretty decent pair of earbuds for what you pay for. The audio quality is okay, but not the best. The sound is very flat. I’m not one to go on and on about bass but I think these need a bit more of it for sure. They fit well in my ears and I haven’t had much issue with them being uncomfortable. What I did find uncomfortable were the strange, thick plastic covers that are supposed to go over the section of the wire that goes up and over your ear. They kind of just pop onto the wire but because of their design they will not stay on or they’ll pop off a bit and start irritating the skin around your ear. Because there’s no indication of what they’re for, I don’t know if they’re supposed to be used for extra padding or for storage. Where you see the biggest “you get what you pay for” drop in quality is the durability. The wires are extremely flimsy and thin. I do not see these lasting long at all. I will say these are a great value for their price, but I don’t think I’ll be using these for a long time.

I’ve been using the QKZ ENZO in-ear monitors for a few weeks now, and I have to say these earbuds are a fantastic surprise. Whether you're listening to music, gaming, or taking calls, they deliver impressive performance and comfort. These have become my arcade travel earbuds. When playing rhythm games, these IEMs cancel out outside noise and let me hear the music from the game. They do such a good job at canceling the noise that I have to take them off to listen to people talking right next to me. Additionally, they don't need to be turned all the way up, which is a huge plus compared to the other earbuds I was using. They are lightweight and do not cause any strain on the ears. I've used them for a few phone calls as well, and no one has complained about the microphone audio quality.Why I’m Really Enjoying Them:✅ Surprisingly Good Sound – Let’s start with the most important part: the audio. The sound is clean, bright, and clear, with solid bass that goes surprisingly deep, down to 20 Hz. The highs are crisp without being harsh, and the mids are nicely balanced. They don’t claim to be "magical," but for everyday listening, they’re more than enough and genuinely enjoyable.✅ Comfort & Fit Are Top-Notch – They’re incredibly lightweight and comfortable for long sessions. The ear tips are soft and smooth, and the included memory wire ear hooks keep everything in place securely. I love that they come with three different tip sizes for a custom fit with additional over-ear hook covers.✅ Well-Thought-Out Design – The PC cavity with UV varnish gives them a sleek, polished look. Plus, the ear fins and short sound guide tubes improve both comfort and sound isolation. Small touches like the grooved ear caps enhance stereo separation.✅ Decent Build Quality – While the body is plastic, it feels sturdy and lightweight. The cable is flexible and durable, and the 3.5mm plug works perfectly with my laptop, audio interface, and any other 3.5mm plug device, including my PS5 controller.✅ Extras Are a Nice Bonus – I really appreciate the hard carrying case—a thoughtful addition that makes storing and traveling with them super convenient.Bottom line: These IEMs punch way above their weight class and are a great daily driver.

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.

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.

In ears for phone calls only