in Ear Headphones, KZ AS10 Five Balanced Aramature Extra Bass Universal-Fit Earphones Compatible(Cyan Without Mic)

This is my 4th set of KZ in ear monitors. I have had ZSTs, then KZ5s, KS10s, and now AS10s. Each step was a noticeable improvement in audio. The new thing with the AS10n is the 5 armature per ear design. The KS10s had 4 armatures and 1 dynamic driver for the lows per ear. Immediately noticeable upon opening the box is that they are slightly smaller than the KS10, probably due to the armature taking up less room than the dynamic driver. I imagine that this added some energy efficiency too, because the next noticeable difference is that the are louder than the KS10s. Going back and forth between them I consistently clicked the volume of my iPhone down two steps. I think there is slightly less bass output in the AS10, however the bass is very present, and also smoother and more accurate in the AS10s. It's not lacking in anyway. Kick drums sound fat and punchy. Bass guitar is clear and articulate. I A/B'd the AS10 and KS10 through a selection of 80s and 90s rock and pop. I felt they were very transparent, not fatiguing, and smooth through all the crossover points. If you already own KS10s, I'm not 100% sure I'd rush out and pay for the AS10s. Its an evolution, not a revolution. however if you have a 2 or 3 driver earphone, you will not regret stepping up to the mighty 5. These compare quite favorably to "Big Name" IEMS I have costing as much as $350. The value is simply amazing.

Wonderful sound. Amazing value.These are uncomfortable for me to wear for very long. I push them into my ears to block out ambient sound (playing drums) and the wider nozzle (no matter the tips) irritates my ear canal, so I have to take ear breaks to make it through a 2-hour set.

I've paid $1000 for custom earbuds (that were stolen with my backpack overseas), and I can't say these are better, but they are definitely players against big names like Shure and FutureSonics... you can't go wrong for the price.Good sound isolation with the factory tips, just make sure to push them in for a good fit to get that deep bass. Play a bassy song and keep twisting/adjusting them gently deeper into your ears until you get the right fit and then bend the memory-wire around your ears to lock in the spot. Looking at a mirror might help, the tail of the buds are properly shaped to fit in the little nook of your ear. Good design. I am a medium-sized guy with medium-sized ears and they fit like a glove. Upgrading to Comply foam tips or other aftermarket tips would likely improve the seal and sound as most people find with any in-the-ear earbuds.Having the detachable cords is a huge win for durability as the cords are the first thing to go on a pair of earbuds. And you can always get a better cord than the stock cord, although it is better than most inexpensive cords. It doesn't seem to tangle and isn't annoyingly microphonic on my clothes that I notice.Enjoy!

Clear would be less obvious, the green stands out too much. Overall, for the price they are a really good product.

As a drummer i need headphones that isolate really well and these are amazingly effective as earplugs. If youre a musician, especially if you perform, buy these. Just do it.The sound is simply beautiful. Wonderful balance and clarity across the sound spectrum. The one minor flaw imo is that it has an armature for all 5 units so the bass unit doesnt quite have the power potential of a dynamic driver but its great bass none the less. Ludicrously inexpensive for what you get.

I don't know what to say. Just buy them you wont regret it. These are my everyday IEM driver for worship band and my personal rock band. I am a bass player and I don't need them EQ'd even a little bit. They are very balanced. They are at least 30 times better than my old Shure 315se's that I paid almost 3 times as much for. I actually bought the KZ ZS10's first and after hearing those (also blew away my old Shure's BTW) decided to try the as10's. And to my surprise they are more comfortable and stay in my ear a lot better. I will warn you for both of these headphones you will want to purchase the foam tips to replace the silicon tips. The silicons just don't get a good seal and they slip out with the tiniest bit of sweat. If you sing at all forget about even trying to keep either pair in your ear with the silicons for the whole night.

I have tried various earphone adaptors, and I cannot make them fit comfortably in my ears; they stick out too far no matter what, and the earpiece section is difficult to bend around the ears

I have purchased at least a dozen other generic fit in-ear monitors ranging in price from $20 to $500, and these are my favorite monitors for sound quality, comfort, and value.

Soy músico y como monitoreo realmente excelentes, el sonido amplificado en los in ears es genial, los recomiendo y volvería a comprarlos, el precio realmente es adecuado a la calidad del producto.

I was really excited about these. I have used the ZST's for quite a while and while I don't like the fit I found the the sound quality was great for the cost. I decided to try AS10's after hearing good things. Unfortunately I have been mostly disappointed. The sound quality is not much better than the ZST. The fit is a little bit better. The cable is the thing I have the biggest problem with. The braided section is nice, but the rubber around the earpiece is AWFUL! You're supposed to be able to form the plastic to help them stay in your ears better but its completely rubbery and just bounces back to its original place. It can't be formed in any way. So unfortunate! Also it doesn't come with a piece on them to snug the cable around the back of your head either. Makes them seem like they were designed by someone who never wears in-ears.

Tengo 6 meses usando los monitores, al principio son incómodos, pero eventualmente me acostumbré. Suenan increíble, la presentación es buena y traen de regalo un estuche de la marca Audiotechnica.