KZ ZSN Pro Wired in-Ear Monitor Earphone with Mic, Hybrid Dual-Magnetic DD + 1BA HiFi IEM, High-Purity Silver-Plated Cable, 0.75mm Detachable IEMs, 3.5mm Plug for Audiophiles & Musician

Okay so I got these mostly because I have very sweaty ears and using my Sennheisers is getting a bit uncomfortable for me. So let me start off.Firstly, the build quality is really good. The monitors have a metal backplate which makes it feel premium. The cable is a bit tangle prone but it's still durable. The default eartips are bigger than normal (I never have to switch eartips) but they provide three other sizes, and the smallest size fits me perfectly.And the little carrying case they provide is a nice addition.Sound quality is about as you'd expect. Slightly harsh on the highs but plugging it into my DAC with the settings i was using for my headphones, I was able to fix that easily. If you are on a phone, using Wavelet's default audio preset will do the dame job. One thing I did notice on both my laptop and my pc was that if you plug it into the onboard audio, you will get a bit of static (this issue was not present on my phone). I anyway use an audio DAC on my pc and plugging it into that, the static was gone. On laptop, I found using a USB C to 3.5mm adapter removes the static (I use one from Choseal) and there is no change in the sound signature. (this isn't an issue as even a lot of reviewers have experienced the same). These are great for gaming and for video editing.In terms of comfort, while they certainly do look and feel heavy to hold, once you put them in you will forget that you are wearing these in about 5 minutes. I have been using these for 8 hours straight and no discomfort at all.The noise isolation works really well (given they are shaped like your ear, would expect as much). I was using these outside and in the subway and at about 30% volume, I could barely hear anything on the outside.Looks are something I couldn't care less about, but for a complete review, I will talk about it. If you get the Grey variant i have gotten, it is very clean looking. The cable's color on the other hand, isn't great. It's brown and just loos weird to me personally (not bothered by it though)So, great IEMs for the price, would definitely say go for it. Things I would recommend though are:1. Get another 2pin cable that has an inline mic (when you are outside it can get annoying to use your phone's mic for calls)2. Get an audio dac if you are going to use these on a pc or laptop (even a basic USB to 3.5mm converter will do the trick if you can't go for high end professional DACs) to avoid the static.3. Use an EQ software on your phone to get the most out of these4. Another thing is you will want to burn them in for a few hours before you use them. I noticed after about a day's use the sound quality was much richer compared to when I had just gotten it out of the box. So just plug it into your laptop and play any headphone warmup playlist that you can find on spotify

It is really good, the sound quality is really amazing...

Appearance , value for money, sound qualitySuperb 👌👌

Bought it like a year ago used 1-2 month not satisfied with product I raised a ticket for claiming wareenty they just left me seen and no response after that Concept kart is worse

The sound quality is decent, but something is missing, but the cost is low enough, and so it's fair.

Used for 2 mons, awasome product... I had to buy type-c connector to use with my s23 mobile, but for few days I had noticed that sound quality is not greate but later i found that connector had some issue. I get to know when i connected with my laptop

I’m using it with Yamaha TF 5 live sound Mixing in our church - even in a louder room during live music you can hear the ear phones clearly and frequency distinguishing is its highlight

A really handy and budget friendly in ear headphones with dual drivers. Strong, sturdy design, clear good quality reception. Comfortable fit, antislip and provides good isolation.