SE3.5 Detachable Earphone Cable, 3.5mm Plug Replacement Headphone Audio Cable Headphone Upgraded Cable 2 Pin 0.78mm IEM Cord for Headphone Earphone (3.5mm)

At this point i have all hidizs products...For me this company has quality built long lasting products.Their marketing team is kind of SUS but the actual products have been really good for me

I was impressed by the quality and feel of this cable. It does exactly as I would expect. Only downside is the 2 pin connector pins are not exactly long enough but my iem’s are still secure.

Compared to other brands, this is too expensive. It doesn't feel as luxurious as Tripowin cables or yinyoo or kz. It's not a horrible cable at all, just seems like a nice $15 cable. Any more and it's not worth it to me as there are better for $20 than this.

I pair these boys with my ZN 10 pros, and drive the boys with a Qudelix 5k dac amp. Not a massive change in sound quality from switching to balanced output, but the cable quality and weight is so nice. The heavier cable doesn’t get annoying when worn because of the over ear winding, and the length is great for a bluetooth dac tucked into a back pocket and the cable beneath your shirt or coat. Love it, a worthwhile upgrade for me.Don’t buy it for a massive boost in audio quality, buy them for the other ancillary benefits and upgraded feel.

They just have to include it with original headphones.. I have 2 HiFi Players. Changing hardware for different cables ... Don't be greedy.. But the quality of sound.. Amazing

This cable is pretty nice wanted a balanced cable and upgraded from my stock TFZ No3 cable and it fit well. I wish the earhook part was a little more stiff than it is and had a tighter curve to it but its not really an issue and probably just specific to it fitting on me.

Everything from what I can tell is great about these from color, cable design/color, the 2.5mm plug, etc. feels and looks great. Its' downfall is that the 2 pins that insert into an IEM do not stay securely in and will disconnect even with slight movement including trying to put them on. If you are still deadset on getting these and using them the solution I had was to put a single drop of Gorilla super glue on the recessed portion of the IEM and connecting the cable/holding it firmly together for the specified time (making sure I had the left/right orientation of them correct beforehand). This can cause permanent issues so if you do the same it is at your own risk the glue can potentially block the cords pins from making contact to the IEM and removal of cord after this solution might be impossible without breaking the IEM or cord.

So far so good. Have had this cable for about a month and have had absolutely no issues with it. I bought a newer player which has the new 4.4 balanced headphone jack. Despite the cable prongs being a little long & tight - they did fit my old UE Triple Fi's. I am now loving the updated sound quality ( 4.4 plug & cable did make a enjoyable difference)