Celest Jimo lEM Cable with Mic,OFC in Ear Earphone Cable,IEM with Mic 3.5mm Extension Cords, 2 Pin HiFi Audiophile Replacement for KZ ZS10 Pro TRN Shure CCA C10

Good quality, I ordered the cable to add the multifunction button functionality to my IEM. Sound quality is the same as original cables, and is a perfect fit to the current IEM.

The cable noise is atrocious. I've used inline mics for voice work since the pandemic, normally with the included ones for low-cost IEMs I purchase. All of them have sounded better than this cable. The microphone constantly cuts out. The materials are very flimsy. It already doesn't work well, but it feels like it will outright stop working in a matter of weeks. Only reason I'm giving it a 2 is because it's inexpensive, but even at this price range, the performance should be a bit better. EDIT: Decided to bump this up to a 4-star because Celest offered me a free refund for my dissatisfaction. I still can't recommend the Jimo as a product but I now vouch for the company. I would be open to trying other products of theirs in the future given my experience.

I see all these reviews complaining about a small sliding thing, or wanting thicker cords, or whatever the smallest inconvenience is. In the IEM world this is as cheap as replacements come. You're not getting an audiophile extreme setup or a novice IEM cable. You are getting the barebones with a mic mind you. YOU ARE GETTING WHAT YOU PAY FOR! you're buying a stock replacement cable because you don't want to dish out more than $50 on JUST the cable. And all IEM cables with mics are just too pricy for the meh quality of the mic, so you come here to buy a cheap mic and a quick replacement for your good IEM. Review Quality: It's your standard cheap IEM cable so it feels like your cool 2010-2017 earbud cable with a cheap plastic dongle. Over all 5/5⭐️ Functionality: Dingle has (Volume down, play/pause, Volume up) bare bone basics. Mic sounds like a McDonalds drive-thru, with that being said, it's still easy to understand. Just don't mumble. 5/5⭐️ Feel: it feels pretty good, not the best but for the price it's pretty good all around. The ear loops are a little top big so you may have to form them overtime to fit your ear. 4/5 ⭐️ Weight: They're earbuds (technically IEMS ☝️🤓)... they feel as light as your average IEMS/earbuds. Plus we're talking about JUST the CABLE, not whatever YOU are using with the cable. 5/5⭐️ Overall: They do the job you paid for, if you want better quality for the low prices you're better off just using a friend or family members audio device. For me I'm a gamer and I need just a decent mic that doesn't lag out every 5-10 seconds. This does just that, I use the Truthear brand IEMS and the cable went out after almost 1 year use. So over all 5/5 ⭐️ Idk why we gotta complicate these reviews with our "feelings" you get what you pay for in the $$$ world.

Left Channel was dead on arrival, and the right channel only works if you turn the 3.5mm jack to the "correct" spot, otherwise you get no audio out of either side. Tested with 4 different IEMs, and 2 different dongles, and the result is the same. If you're looking for a cable with mic/audio controls, look elsewhere.

Really good for console gaming. Mic is alright quality but sounds really well. Couldn’t make it compatible for my pc but has lasted me a while and no other issues

Good and working good, want a black version, for my headset...

Good product

Nice upgrade to the original cable that came with the Moondrop Chu II. Very "soft" and flexible, not stiff. Mic is okay.