Linsoul Tripowin Zoe Upgraded Earphone Cable, in Ear Monitor Cable, 4-Core Pure Copper Silver-Plated Copper Gold-Plated 24AWG Litz Wire for Musician Audiophile(3.5mm, 2pin 0.78mm)

Best EIM cable available. priced right, good weight and well made.

I purchased the 2.5mm Zoe for my Dioko in conjunction with my Fiio BTR5 (if you haven't ran a planar through a balanced connection, DO IT NOW.). I've purchased the Moss and Grey in the past, with the Moss being my favorite due to the classier neck/chin slider and metal bits. I purchased the ZOE thinking it would basically be most similar to the Moss, but they are actually pretty different.The Zoe has less cores, which I actually didn't mind, but out of the box the Zoe was DEFINITELY stiffer: the Moss and Grey Zonie's had zero memory out of the box. Not so for the Zoe. The Zoe also has a stickier surface, which some people wither either love or hate it. What the Zoe has other those other two, very subjectively, is looks: the pattern is beautiful, and combined with the smaller form factor, really classes up whatever they're connected to.If you don't mind a longer break-in period to remove the memory/stiffness, and aren't turned off by the stickier surface, then these are a really cool and unique cable.

Simple versatile replacement cable for iems with decent cable length for on-person listening. May be a little short for use on a desk.This a beautiful cable with a nice pattern and a more mild weave/braid compared to the Zonie that has more smaller gauge wires with a more complex braid. I will try to add suitable pictures of it showing the braid and the color of the cable as best I can.A caveat I have with my particular set is that the cable does have a memory and tends to coil up when in use unfortunately and has not gone away. Another possible issue or benefit for some might be that the MMCX connectors are very strong on my iems compared to their original cables so just keep that in mind, I don't much mind it, but I just wanted to note that particular quirk.Overall, this is a nicely made value cable with great performance, a pattern that I quite like with decent durability. Would buy again.

esthetically pleasing, well-built and very ergonomic! Nowadays aftermarket cables tends to be thick and heavy. The Zoe cable is just the right thickness and not heavy which is pretty rare to find

I wanted less cores but these are a little thin in person haha. That being said, they do their job just fine and are very light, comfortable and pretty unnoticeable when I have them on. It has some memory to it, but its pretty good for the most part. Won't beat higher quality cables but is a nice replacement for cheaper stock IEM cables.

I recently acquired a pair of Campfire Vega's for an absolute ridiculous price ($150) and after only a week our cat decided to use the cables as a chew toy...I was LIVID, as to replace the OEM MMCX was going to be $50 more than what I initially paid. After weeks of debating on a cheaper option until I can buy OEM, I pulled the trigger on these.I'm an idiot for waiting! I'm not as much of a snobby audiophile as I thought; these sound great! Pairing a $20 cable with $900 IEM's will do just fine, until I can afford gold plated cables. Might just buy 2-3 more of these!

Perfect replacement for my other IEM's cable which was just horrible! The color is gorgeous but it's overall a great cable, not much memory in it! Probably gonna grab another!

Decided to try the Zoe over the Zonies because it has less cores and I prefer that. The cable is very nice, looks mostly like a silvery cold grey in most lighting, matches well with grey or gunmetal IEMs (I have this Zoe paired with the Tin C2). I would prefer a little more strain relief, but otherwise well made. The chin cinch is usable but a little loose but doesn’t fall down on its own. The ear hooks are very soft, actually maybe a little too soft, but depending on your preference that made be a good thing. The clear ear hook heat shrink is very thin and hard to see, but it is there. The cable feels great and behaves well, although it does have a little bit of memory, probably due to the cable “braiding” being mote of a twist than a braid per se, but it’s really minor and not a big deal. The 2 pin connector has that little notch that allows it to fit inside IEMs that have the square recess where the cable plugs in (like moondrop, truthear, etc). The 2 pin fits snug but not super tight, and the connections are good with no interference, dropouts, or static when moving around. Overall, I like it and would recommend.