- KZ ZS10 Pro 5-Driver in-Ear Earphones, Purple | HiFi Musician Monitor IEM, 4BA+1DD in-Ear Earbuds, Detachable 2-Pin Cable, Noise-Isolating Headphones, Wired Stage Headset

Up-front TL:DR; these Earbuds are amazing- they really are a 10/10 set and should cost way more than what they do. If you are good with a wired set of earbuds, buy these- you will not be disappointed. Recently I was looking at getting a high-end pair of truly wireless earbuds, since I knew that I could get better sound than what I currently have in my AirPod Pros; specifically, I was missing subsonic bass that has that nice rumble. After trying the new Sony WF-1000MX3 and the Master & Dynamic MW07 Plus buds, I was left slightly disappointed with the “high-end” truly wireless earbuds. So I decided that I would look at a wired set, since I would primarily be using them at my desk while I work anyway. Somehow Amazon’s algorithm suggested these for me, and while looking at reviews, I was skeptical; like, are these paid reviews that are all giving 5 stars or are they all drinking the company kool-aid or something? Turns out, no- not at all! These earbuds really ARE that amazing. I plugged them into my MBP and was literally speechless when it comes to sound; there is such good clarity, detail, and separation in the sound that I could not believe it. The company says there are 5 drivers in them, and it honestly feels like it; there are sounds coming from my music that I had never heard before, even with hearing some of the demo songs that I was listening to hundreds of times. The subsonic bass is present; in fact, ALL the bass is present, but surprisingly not overpowering- the sound stage is well-refined and one thing does not overpower the other. You get such clarity and detail from the music that it’s really incredible to listen to your music, and every song is like hearing it for the first time. There are some things to consider: they are wired, NOT wireless, so if you are looking for a wireless set, do not get these. No bluetooth, nothing like that; you will have to be plugged in to something to get sound. Like I said, I use them at work, so it’s no biggie. The sound CAN be a bit harsh on the highs if you get them too loud, so be mindful of your listening volume with these. That said, these handle power EXTREMELY well, and I no longer have to max out the volume on my BP when listening to music; I really only go halfway (or slightly higher) to be at a comfortable volume. I have a FiiO amp that I will plug these into and test out, but honestly, you do not need it for these to sound stunning. Also, one last callout: when you get them, make sure that you put them in the right way. Somehow, I put them in backwards (I dunno what happened….it was a long day after work, who knows) and the sound was NOT that great for obvious reasons. Once I swapped them the right way around and got a good seal, everything was close to perfection. Don’t be like me when you put them in initially.

OK, I was somewhat skeptical. I decided to go ahead and buy a few different Chi-Fi IEM's since they are relatively inexpensive (<$60) and lots of folks online have been raving about how good they sound in several audio forums that I frequent. My primary IEMs are Ety ER4P's and have been for the last decade. (Love them so much that I've had them repaired/re-calibrated/serviced at least 3 different times over the years by Etymotics). The ER4Ps are quality IEMs, running roughly $300 and are universally praised for their clean, analytical sound. So anyway, I went for broke and purchased a few IEMs to try out. I went with these, the KZ ZS10 PROs , along with a couple others: the TRN V-80s and TIN HiFi T3s. (I chose them as all three have been well received/reviewed online.) I spent the past evening comparing all three for several hours, listening to a wide variety of music. I'm using a quality headphone Amp/DAC (The Objective O2 + DAC) and the music source is all FLAC. Hands down, the KZ ZS10 PROs are the clear winner here. Simply put, they are cleaner and more impactful sounding, with a bigger soundstage and just more fun to listen to. VERY impressed with how musical they are and how well they perform across the board with all types of music. While the others were not bad and sounded "OK", these REALLY took everything to the next level. They are simply more lively and feel more "present" to my ears. Great, tight bass without sounding muddy or boomy. Very clear mids and nice/crisp, highly detailed treble without being too harsh or sibilant. The others sounded good, but again, the KZ ZS10 PROs simply sound like a veil has been lifted off of the music. These are an incredible bargain - they sound just as good as high-end IEMs costing ~$1K. Seriously, the tech and advances over the past several years in audio that allows these to be produced at less than $60 is mind boggling. The five drivers in each earpiece, one dynamic and four balanced armatures, simply produce pure bliss. Bottom line, get these! They will NOT disappoint!

I am a very loud drummer, even by drummer's standards. I have played along with music using Bose earbuds with construction muffs over them for years. I've tried the Vic Firth drummer headphones, the Shure in ears, Sennheiser HD280s, and a few others. I've always wanted to get custom molded IEMs but they cost SOOO much, I just can't commit. Someone told me about these and that another company makes foam tips for them. Absolute game changer!!! They don't block all sound, but they block enough that I don't need to wear the muffs. Which is good because I shoot videos and the muffs look silly. The sound takes a little getting used to. Which is what others say about professional IEMs. Once you adjust to the amount of high end you are hearing, they sound great. For the price they are unbeatable. They saved me hundreds of dollars on custom IEMs and I couldn't be happier with them. You can get them cheaper from other sources, but you have to wait for them to come from China. I'd rather pay the extra $20 and get them quickly.

I use this in hear for live P16 monitoring at Church, I think it has a transparent response, great low end response, I think the high’s around 2.5kh are a bit exaggerated but at same time that’s good to hear vocals.

Bought these after reading all the reviews, and in the beginning it was alright. Treble was a bit much but I dealt with it, because otherwise they were great earbuds.. but today I picked them up after not using them for a few weeks. They were kept in their usual place; nothing had happened to them, but the bass had all but disappeared and the headphones were left a trebbly nightmare. Very disappointing.

Just purchased these and am very pleased with not only the sound...but also the solid construction and small size. Easily fit into my ears using one of the many extra ear fittings that are included (different sizes for a variety of ear canal sizes). I ran my usual test track (Arc Angels - 'Living In A Dream') through them and was very pleased with the overall sound. Highs were noticeable and lows were tight. I also like the fact that these earbuds do not artificially bump up or accentuate the bass...something common to many products such as the 'Beats' line of audio products. They aren't as neutral sounding as a good set of studio cans but do a great job at this price point. I play drums and purchased these as my in-ear monitors. A review from a professional drummer indicated that these are very good for allowing the lows (drums/kick) to be heard within the mix. I haven't tested the sound isolation in a live band setting but with the right sized ear fitting for my ear...a great deal of external audio/noise does seem to be cut out while walking around and listening to music next to a decently busy local/urban street. Considering price, sound quality, fit and finish...I am definitely giving these 5 stars!

Produto muito bom. Ótima qualidade sonora.