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Compared to FiiO's new Jade audio JD3 ($20, single dynamic)Mids on coffee bean are more forward and livley.Thumps more and gets louderBass hits harder and goes deeper with a satisfying rumble depending how loud you listenI overall prefer the tuning on coffee bean I think it's a funner set. Separation of the vocals and instruments are better on coffee bean.Coffee bean walks all over the CCA NRA ($24, electrostatic + dynamic) when switching back and forth coffee bean wins in all aspects. Better bass better mids better highs and overall cleaner sounding.Bass isn't as clean and as FiiO's fD1 ($60, single beryllium plated dynamic) ofcourse your paying 3x more fD1 is a cleaner sounding set throughout the frequency, but coffee bean hits WAY harder with FiiO BTR5 (wired), also more mid bass on coffee bean it's just smacks hard might be my favorite set to put on foreal. It's that good. Get an amp seriously you won't regret it I'd recommend fiio btr3k or btr5.I love my fiio FH3 my priciest but at higher volumes it distorts all frequencys and I listen pretty loud and I can't stand it because it's my fav at medium volumes but I can't listen to that low of volumes, I usually go to coffee bean or FD1 for a hard hitting set. But coffee bean takes it for me it's smacks so hard. I use Apple Lossless with fiio BTR5 on high gain with USB wired for best sound. No Bluetooth ldac.

The unit I have is the more expensive variant with a mic but they might all have the same internals. Only the manufacturer can say for certain unless someone buys both.The vendor advertises these as having a 20-20kHz response range, but in testing, bass is still audible and clear at as low as 14Hz when using a cheap DAC (17Hz without the DAC). For perspective, humans can't generally hear anything less than 10Hz. Highs don't drop off for me until very near 20kHz.They don't have have any active noise cancellation, but because of the tight fit, they perform that function just as well a pair of active noise cancelling ear buds that I own. They isolate very well.Other reviewers anecdotally mention clear highs, lows, etc., but these are clear at any frequency. The equipment these are paired with will dictate the quality of sound you receive.Notes:The "silver/gold" is resin - not metal.The single button mutes the earphones, but there is no appreciable volume control built in.The photo for the silver/gold variants is a bit misleading, but they don't look bad or cheap.The audio plug has a right angle which might not be ideal for some people.The TFZ pins are very, very snug and aren't likely to come out unless you want them to.One of my DACs cuts out at 14kHz even though the earphones are capable of higher so if you notice drop offs, check your equipment.

These are great for the price. Sound is loud and clear. Seems like more highs than lows. The bass is punchy but not deep. Seems like certain setting in the phone can make them sound deep. Comfort is pretty legit, only thing is the bass notes for me. For gaming it's super clear but for music it's decent (I like more bass) over all 4 out of 5 considering the price

I use the CCZ in Ear monitors when playing my electronic drums. They give and accurate, clean tone for me. Both my kit and music are playing through the buds when I use them, and they have never , " farted," out in an agressive moment of sound reproduction.

Great for price

Great product

These are great, they work fabulous. They can hang on to your ear's no problem, no need for hand's except to adjust for your comfort. It's important to protect your hearing and anyone else. Totally recommend, and you should consider buying a second set as backup, or buy as a gift for family member or friend.

Likes:Fits smol earsCheapDislikes:the most terrible tangly cableNo button controls on earbudsEar hook is mediocre&Why are they detachable ? What’s the purpose? Are they secretly bluetooth-no.Summary:You get what you pay for. I think?