7Hz Salnotes Zero HiFi 10mm Dynamic Driver in-Ear Earphone IEM with Metal Composite Diaphragm Stainless Steel Faceplate Detachable 2Pin OFC Cable (Black, Without Mic)

Fantastic sound for the price. The best thing of all is you can replace the cord when they inevitably crap out (which, for some reason, is the bane of my existence, and I can never get earbuds to last longer than a few months). The cord ends plug into the actual ear phones, and so it can be replaced! Then you can buy replacement wires for six bucks on Alibaba or whatever. Excellent sound image and great sound for the price. Can't recommend it enough. Best earphones I've ever bought for this price or any price. If you're an audiophile on a serious budget, this is for you.

These were replacement for some budget AKG over ear headphones and the persons first IEM's, they certainly obliterate those. For under 20 dollars they're night and day compared to skull candy garbage you would find in most local stores for a similar price. Fairly comfortable and clear sounding, almost as good as my Moondrop Starfield's are, like 80-90% of the sound quality, maybe a bit less comfortable? Probably fixable with some after market ear tips from china for $5. There's less pronounced bass, more so at the lowest tones. Things are a bit less "detailed?" overall than my Starfields, hard to put my finger on it exactly, but I still enjoyed listening to them. Cable's fairly short at around 3-3.5 feet long, but you can buy an extension cable for like $5 with the money saved. Includes 3-4 sets of different color of tips for them, may be slightly to big for small ear canals. The cable's good, it fits snugly in the IEM's and wraps around the ears fairly nicely. The cable and the IEM's are pretty good looking on top of that. Definitely a fantastic value proposition. If you need something for kids, teenagers, tight budgets or people without the best hearing this is a good option. If you're an audiophile you probably will want something better. Are my Starfields better? Yes. Are they 5x as good? No. Really comes down to how much money you have and how picky you are about your listening experience.

to preface, i’m no audiophile. i just really like listening to music. but i think these are some of the best in this price range. for reference i’ve had these since july and it is currently october. the audio is beyond clear. the sound is so much better than some $150/$200 headphones i’ve tried. the noise cancelling is amazing for non-anc earbuds. you can still hear some sounds, but it’s really good for just passive noise cancellation. these can also get EXTREMELY loud, i hardly ever listen above half volume. these are seriously amazing. these perform amazing on acoustic songs (hozier’s unreal unearth was absolutely heavenly sounding) as well as electronic songs (an example from what i’ve listened to on these would be taylor swift’s lavander haze or another one of her pop songs). i don’t prefer bass heavy songs at all, so i can’t really give you a well opinion on that. if you want more audiophile-terminology then i’m sure someone else has said it like that. i’m just here for the common people. it definitely seems like they should weigh more than normal earbuds, but i don’t think the difference is that much. and i think it helps them not fall out nearly as much as normal earbuds do. i personally think they’re so much more comfortable for long term wear than earbuds i’ve tried are. it definitely takes a moment to figure out how exactly to put them together, but you’ll for sure know if you did it wrong. and they come with different size tips so that’s a bonus. it may take some getting used to wear, especially if you aren’t used to having a wire sit on your ear. but i like that. they don’t slip out of my ears either. (note: even though the cord does go over your ear, it doesn’t have to sit right close to it, sometimes it’ll be more comfortable that way.) i did take a star off for the cord’s lifespan, which is pretty much my only con. UPDATE: IT WAS THE ADAPTER I WAS USING THAT GAVE ME THE ISSUE OF PAUSING RANDOMLY/NOT PLAYING november 28 update: i think i blew the speakers on these… bc all of a sudden i’m having to play these super loudly to hear at a comfortable level. i’ve streamed 22.2k minutes of music with these, courtesy of stats.fm, so i think that’s a pretty good lifespan for $20 earbuds. tldr: these are amazing for the $20/$25 dollar price range, good passive noise control, absolutely incredibly sound, much better than your normal earbuds.

Działają niby ok ale nie wiem czy tylko w mojej wersji ale mało dołu. Bassu prawie jak by nie było. Reszta mikrofon i środek ok. Poprzednia parę odesłałem ze względu na zepsuty mikrofon. Produkt nie spełnił oczekiwań. Miały grać przyzwoicie za tą cenę ale niestety nie grają.

read about them on reddit and they are great! the are also slim so you dont feel them if you sleep with them on.

Picked these up because of the raving online reviews. I like a balanced sound with even bass and treble so it suits me quite well, but this is of course, subjective. A bit concerned about the reviews about QC before purchase, but after about a year of daily use and abuse, I have not had any issues yet, so either I got lucky or the defect rate is quite low.

They are one of the best 20$ iems, very wide soundstage for a bassy headphones, deep rumbling base with a good mids and highs. Recommended for new biggner audiophiles, it will give you a taste of hi-res audio. Cons: The tips that are included basically sucks.

They're lightweight, and despite the weird shape they're very comfortable in my ears. On top of that, they sound great for a budget IEM! I personally prefer a little bit more mid-bass than these offer, but that's no fault of the product. They have great clarity and a natural soundstage for something so cheap. Moving onto accessories, the ear tips seem to be above average quality, and I like the inclusion of wide and narrow bore options, as well as the fun colours used on them. The cable on the other hand is only average... It's electrically fine, so doesn't negatively impact sound quality, but it seems to develop kinks quite easily. At least it seems quite durable, so it's not likely to die soon from tangling. It's just an annoyance. So overall, you can get better, but these are still great for travel or keeping around as spares, and would be even better with a replacement cable (they appear to be compatible with common aftermarket IEM cables).