Yinyoo KZ ZS10 Pro in Ear Bass Buds Earphones Stereo Sound Hybrid Dynamic Driver Balanced Armature Earbuds Headphones Dual Driver 1DD 4BA Deep Bass Ergonomic Comfortable Earphones(Black no mic)

I was looking for a replacement for my original LG iem (Quad beat or Quad Play? )supplied with V30 Plus as one side of the ear bud started giving problem with feeble sound. That LG iem was a great and unique one with EXCEPTIONAL sound quality which I regularly used for listening blues genre music streaming from HD Radio & Blue Radio stations directly, using manually entered codecs in Neutron Music App. With LG V30Plus, one can enjoy 24bit, 48 or 44.1kHz quality with Neutron App and it was a great great treat for me for some years. After LG iem failed, I could not find the same model anywhere. Though I read in some reviews that multi driver iem is not good for V30 plus, still I decided to purchase KZ ZS10 Pro as I found very good reviews both in Amazon and other sites. My purchase did not go in vain and I am very happy with the performance of this new iem. It sounds well even without switching to HiFi DAC in V30 Plus (though it would not make much difference except in High impedence iem like Sound Magic e80C which I earlier purchased). Though e80C is louder after enabling hifi DAC setting, the treble tone is harsher to my ears, repeat, to my ears. The KZ ZS10Pro sound quality is almost comparable to my original LG iem (in my opinion) and I am satisfied, though some little sparkles present in higher bands. May be it is due to the presence of multi drivers, a lot of details have now become audible !! Overall performance is quite good, a real HD sound during You Tube videos and Music, call quality very clear as acknowledged by the other person on phone, Snug fit in ears though I had a apprehension about the casing as I have smaller ears. This iem really serves my main purpose of listening to music and all of my other iems, head phones are still lying in my shelf.

Good set of earphones, clarity is good and sound is balanced, you will need a dac to get the correct output.

This IEM is too brighter in sound signature. This IEM will be the cup tea of brighter sound lisners, ofcourse it's not mine cup of tea.

The product was so good. I bought 6pcs, it was a good deal. All working perfectly. It will be a good IEM for vocalist.

Good product Value for money Great sound quality

It was working fine till now but few days back right side bud is not working. I don't hear any sound

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Plz donot go by the hype....I have just received them, and they are mediocre and not hi-end as suggested by YouTube reviews. Bass has some umph and highs are focused rest all is sidelined. Very upset with the soundstage.

I compared these to my JH16s custom IEMs and the quality of the sound is astounding for how much you pay. I work as a pit musician (keyboard) and a music teacher. The ZS10pros definitely suit my monitoring needs and are extremely enjoyable to listen to. I would get the comply foam tips for these to improve its isolation and the cables definitely need a redesign. The Y connector is way to low and the cable doesn't provide any adjustment.

Tl;dr: these are some of the best earbuds I’ve ever heard. Not just for the price - I’m talking period. I’ve owned $300 IEMs that didn’t sound anywhere near this good. The ZS10 Pros are a no-brainer recommendation for me. You will not be disappointed. Okay, longer review: I recently picked up a pair of KZ ZSN Pro Xs, mostly just because DankPods keeps talking about them. I was incredibly impressed by their sound and build quality, particularly for the price. Going a little deeper down the chi-fi rabbit hole, I noticed a lot of budget audiophiles raving about the ZS10 Pros. I figured, hey, if the ZSNs sound that good for ~$20, the ZS10 Pros must be even better, right? Well, bear in mind that you get diminishing returns with this stuff as you go up in price, but I figured for $45, even if the ZS10s didn’t absolutely blow their cheaper brothers out of the water, at least I didn’t drop that much on them. I can tell you that the ZS10 Pros are definitely worth the little extra you pay. Don’t expect them to sound “twice as good” as the ZSNs, of course, but there are a lot of little things I notice that make them worth the extra price. Firstly, just the build quality. The ZSNs are by no means cheap-feeling, but the ZS10 Pros’ stainless steel casing is really nice-looking. They just feel solid. The sound profile is a little different than the ZSNs. The ZSNs have a remarkably flat frequency response. The ZS10s color the sound a little more, but not in a bad way at all. I would hardly characterize it as a “V curve,” just that the bass and treble are SLIGHTLY more prominent than the mids. It’s still overall a very flat, natural curve, and everything is really clear and distinct. The bass is punchy, but tight. These are not going to impress people who want nothing but stanky bass, but for those of us who want GOOD SOUND OVERALL, the ZS10s deliver. The bass is prominent without drowning out the mids. The soundstage, omg. There’s a really incredible three-dimensionality to it. I’m a drummer, and depending on how well the track I’m listening to is, the ZS10s soundstage makes it feel like I’m sitting at my drumset. You just have to experience it. Every instrument sounds distinct in physical space around your head. That’s something I’ve NEVER experienced with headphones this inexpensive. I can very comfortably say that the KZ ZS10 Pros are “budget audiophile” no-brainers. Chi-fi is just killing it lately. Get these, and be amazed.

Besides the jack being a tight fight in and out of the port's hole, it is a solid set of earbuds. May update review over time but for now I like it overall.

Ottimo rapporto qualità-prezzo. Utilizzo questi in-ear soprattutto durante i live con sistema wireless e ne sono molto soddisfatta. Le basse sono ben definite, un aspetto fondamentale per me che suono il basso. Sono costruite in modo molto robusto, danno subito una sensazione di solidità e affidabilità.

Great value for the price. Great sound overall. A little bright on the high end but I’d rather have the clarity (guitar player) than it be too muddy.