Yinyoo in Ear Monitor Headphones, CCZ Coffee-Bean Over Ear Earbuds Wired Earphone with Microphone, 1DD HiFi Bass Stereo Sound, 2Pin Cable Lightweight Sports Headset for Boys & Girls (With mic, Black)

I walked into the sea on holiday, I forgor 💀 they were in my pocket - walked out after I was hip deep, and left it on my beach blanket to dry. Later I left it on my room's radiator, and finally plugged them into my phone to see if it worked.Results: Dolby Atmos turned on which meant it was receiving power and signal. Audio quality was untouched.In terms of the earphones: a great pair which allowed me to hear instruments and vocals I usually wouldn't hear.Comfort: it's minor, but the left ear bud slips out sometimes, but if I give it a gentle refit it usually doesn't move at all.Sounds stage: yes, very good.Microphone: whilst walking and having the mic rest on me, (as a quiet person) it would usually be fine for the caller apparently (no need to put it up to your lips).Total length: about 120cm (estimate because I'm 190cm).

I bought a set of these to replace a set of more expensive shure in ear monitors that I use regularly for gigs and rehearsals with my band.The shures were around 3 times the price yet broke unexpectedly. I wanted an affordable set of in ears to not break the bank after my negative experience with the shures lifespan and I stumbled across these.After using these regularly at gigs for an in ear monitoring system, all I can say is wow...absolutely stunned by these, they sound absolutely phenomenal. Rich, warm, lovely bass which I personally really like in headphones and clear highs. I have to say I didnt really love the Shure sound it was clean and pure but a little sterile for my taste. These have completely transformed my gigging experience. My mix is now incredibly rich and warm and I've been really enjoying wearing them as much as no in ears. With in ears and isolation you usually lose that 'in the room' feel of a band/audience, but these have been phenomenal I've been loving my mix. They go over your ears really nicely and sit in comfortably. One potential downside is I think they'd benefit from having a little catch or cable tie that you can use to tighten them if you have them over and in your ears, as sometimes if you run them down the back of your shirt, I'm personally used to the shures having this so I could adjust the fit nice and tight down the back of my neck and over the ears, but this is only minor. They come with mutlple sized ear buds which is useful for you to pick a size that fits. I'm glad they aren't the thick foam tips, which do offer greater isolation but in terms of cleanliness and comfort, foam tips weren't for me, but you can easily buy a set!The color is awesome and they look great in too on stage.If you're looking for a set of in ear monitors as a musician then look no further. These are stylish, comfortable, and above all sound great, they'll give you a rich mix in your ears. So glad I decided on this pair and hopefully you do too

Firstly it is very well constructed, from the cable to the casing and fit.It fits well with good isolation, but it's not the most comfortable eartip or casing design for me. But it's good enough.The sound stage and detail is incredible, likely due to the large casing and 1BA+1DD design.However due to this design, it seems as though it can't represent the fully frequency spectrum equally, meaning that you're left with this VERY V shaped sound which if you're sub-bass sensitive will make you uncomfortable. I've tried fixing this with an equaliser and it gets close, but in my opinion that's always an unideal solution that won't fully utilise the hardware capabilities, since it was designed around this V shaped signature.I think a single dynamic driver solution like the Sony MH755 or Tin T2 or Blon 03 would be better at this price point vs multidriver hybrids like this ZST X or its KZ, QKZ and CCA chifi cousins.If you prefer tonality (more neutral sound signature) vs detail then I would recommend one of the 3 single driver earphones I've listed above. If you don't have much experience with audio gear and love boomy bass then go ahead and buy the ZST X, but if you do then you'd be better off buying directly from AliExpress where you can find the higher tier KZ/QKZ/CCA models like the KZ ZS10 Pro or CCA C10 which have many more dynamic-drivers/balanced-armetures (DD/BA).

Wow, these are phenomenal for the price. They are a comfortable fit and sound really good. I have been using them for conference calls whilst working from home and the sound is great.The only very minor point, is that it could do a small moveable sleeve on the cable to tighter the fit at the back of the head. However, I have improved with a very small tyre wrap which works fine.

Honestly these IEM's are really really good and that is not considering the price either. They have crystal clear mids nice and sharp highs and deep punchy bass which doesn't interfere with the mids keeping the whole sound stage nice and wide which is very unusual for in ear monitors (they usually have a more closed feel) but no these have excellent sound stage which makes listening to things like the witcher 3 sound track sound amazing but the extra bass makes them also equally amazing for listening to artists like juice wrld or x. Overall these IEMs really suprised me on how good they actually are I only bought these just for something compact to game with and they ended up replacing my headphones. Would definitely recommend to anyone audiophile or not.

Honestly, I'm blown away by these. I have had custom moulded IEMs for many years - all £400-500+ and these rival them, especially the low-end. This is my second set after the first became faulty after a year...who cares!? I'd happily have a shelf life of 1 year on these at this price compared to my custom ones! I've put them to the test on stages in front of 1000's without a single problem - apart from the judging attitudes of other musos...