KZ ZSN Pro X Wired Gaming Earbuds, KZ in ears Monitor Headphones, HIFI iem with Hybrid Dual Driver 1ba 1dd High Fidelity Musicians in-ear Earphone with Detachable Tangle-Free Cable (Gold, without mic)

If you just wanted a headphone, this is ok. But not for those who wants to enjoy every part of a music. Especially low and mid are a disaster. Disappointed with the purchase. Not recommended as a ear monitor or professional purpose.

Only after owning these for three years did I sit down and compare them to my expensive headphones. I was surprised to discover these sound way better than anything else I own, including much more expensive headphones.Before going on, I'd like to say: get the X variant. It's worth it. Do it. I got both, and there's a big jump in sound quality. For the same price, why would you sacrifice the rich bass and clearer treble?Key points:Sound quality is subjective, but if you like big bass and bright treble, get these. If you prefer something that doesn't colour the sound, then maybe try something else. The middle is still present, but perhaps less prominent. Despite the dip in the mids, these earphones produce sound in all ranges with excellent clarity.As I said at the beginning, I tested the KZ ZSN Pro X earphones side by side with a variety of others (prices as of August 2024):-Sony MDR-7506 headphones ($98): clear, even/balanced.-AKG K 240 MK II headphones ($97): flat/even, somewhat dull.-AKG 518DJ headphones (discontinued): bassy, but lacking a bit in the high end.-KZ ZSN Pro ($24.99): a bit too much on the high end (bass is just weak in comparison), but they're perfect for listening to spoken voice, such as in phonecalls.-KZ ZSN Pro X ($24.99): rich bass, clear mids, crisp highs.Overall, the KZ ZSN Pro X earphones are my favourites. I'm a musician and audiophile, but not a purist or fanatic. I can't back my opinions up with science. These just sound great to my ear.Final notes on choosing ear-/headphones:-compare side by side with the same music and (decent) equipment (hardware and software), and at the SAME VOLUME (louder usually sounds better, but it's an illusion... don't be fooled).-ensure good fit: loose buds will ruin your experience (and replacement silicone rubber tips could actually improve the sound more than you'd expect, just like replacement the worn out ear pads on my headphones made a huge difference).-expect diminishing returns: more expensive gear quickly yields shrinking, incremental improvements (don't expect an amazing bump in quality, even at 4 times the price).-take care of your gear and it will last: I haven't done a great job (see the photo), but they're still humming along... if you're just a little careful and maybe keep them in a bag or case, you'll get years of sonic pleasure out of them.Get these...and enjoy your music!

I bought multiple of these just to keep extra around. Yes, they are cheap, but they definitely help me when I play at my church.

This ear bud is awesome. Very comfortable, and the audio is great. I’m using it through a VS-3 blue tooth that’s connected to an Icom 52-A. Well worth it.

Buena calidad, son cómodos y una vez que te acostumbras a la colocación son prácticosRecomiendo que si tienen la oportunidad de ecualizar con un software como Steelseries gg en PC mejorará mucho el sonido, tiene buen rango de mejora buena presencia de bajos y medios aunque con agudos queda un poco que desear pero con ecualizarlo puedes sacarle buen provecho a un bajo precio

They sound really good until the speakers blow iut, i was expecting then to work for more than 3 months ngl