JCALLY Earbuds Replacement Cable, Oxygen-Free Copper Upgrade 5N OFC Headphone Wire 8 Shares for KZ C Pin TRN S Pin Earphone 3.5mm Wire with Microphone JC08S (Black)

been using them everyday for what feels like years now didn't change the sound quality of my IEM's they still function with my phone so the build quality and durability is decent the cable feels nice which is a plus when i tuck it in my shirt at work all day

Initially I was looking for a replacement cable for my newly acquired KZ ZS10 Pros primarily for aesthetic purposes. Once I received the new JCALLY cable I was able to hear some notable differences between the two cables. The OEM cable has more emphasis on the highs and provided a livelier profile to my music. When I switched to the JCALLY cable I noticed a more balanced profile that brought warmth and more attention to the lows over the OEM's performance while still celebrating the highs and mids. All-in-all I'm happy with my purchase and decision to go with the JCALLY cable, which ended up being an all-around improvement, at least in my experience.Other notes:I also enjoy the softer and more pliable cable the JCALLY provides over the OEM cables.

I love how flexible this cable is, and the volume button/sound quality are good. My only quibble is the thickness of the cable, especially the bits that go behind your ears. They're thicker than other cables I've had, and a bit knobbly in texture, which makes my ears a bit sore after a few hours. Overall, though, it seems decent quality for the price.

It's harder than it should be to find an iem replacement cable with an inline mic. Though this isn't the nicest cable presentation on the market or anything, it is the only cable I've been able to find that: has a good ear fit; has 2-pin connectors short enough to cooperate with the raised terminals on the Letshuoer S12 (Pro) / Z12; is a reasonable length (the Tripowin Grace is insanely long); and has a right angle connector. It's a good cable for a reasonable price on top of having those features.The ear loops did not fit well out of the box, but it's an easy fix: a heat gun or a blow dryer can soften the material the loops are made out of, which will allow you to re-mold them to the curvature of your ears. Having done this, they fit my ears perfectly and I barely feel them during use.

Overall it's fine, I didn't notice any sound quality improvement over the default cable that came with my original kz zs10 pro x. Only gripes is that it had an awful stench when it arrived, and the smell wouldn't fade until I wiped it down with a wet cloth. The wires easily tangle if not handled right. Microphone quality is pretty ok, it's fine for voice chat and calling people on the phone. Material feels cheap and too soft and I'm afraid it'll rip easily if I'm not too careful.

Moondrop Kato owners -- be careful! If it feels like too much force to plug in, it's too much force. You can always compare it against the stock cable!The 2-pin connector on my cable's right side is too big and doesn't seat correctly. Trying to plug in the cable literally caved the connector into the earbud, breaking it. Also, it doesn't fit in the RMA'ed right unit either...

This one has worked well for me. It's stood up to plenty of use, the microphone is good and those I am talking to can hear me clearly on calls. The sound quality of the earbuds when using this cord is just as good as with any other cord I've used with them. The QDC connectors attach perfectly to my ZS10 Pro earbuds. The cord doesn't tangle easily like most do, although the "J" shaped plastic cover over the last 4-5 inches where the wires hang over the ear do tend to hook onto the rest of the cable. It's still more manageable than any other earbud cords I've used.

As a note, I'm trying to use these with a PC, and with a splitter so I can use the line out & mic in ports on the motherboard since the combo jack at the front just spit anything the mic picked up back at me, and my computer itself didn't detect audio coming in, even though it showed that port being selected for recordingAfter fiddling with it for about 20 minutes, I finally got Discord to pick it up, and even then barely.I have to almost yell for these things to pick me up enough for Discord to think it's enough