Linsoul Kiwi Ears Cadenza 10mm Beryllium Dynamic Driver IEM 3D Printed with Detachable Interchangeable Plug 0.78 2pin 3.5mm IEM Cable for Musician Audiophile (Blue)

So I’m by no means an audiophile. My only basis for reference are AirPod pros and Samsung Galaxy Bud Pros, but I can say for certain that these sound better than both of them. I use Apple Music and YouTube, and the audio quality is amazing. Everything sounds clear and crisp, I can hear things that I normally never heard with either of the Bluetooth pairs, and the sound staging/Stereo sound is amazing as well. All for a cheaper price than those to (Granted Bluetooth earbuds are more for comfort than high fi audio). The design on these are my main praise. If someone didn’t know any better, they would probably think they cost hundreds of dollars! The earbud cable has a design so that the cord wraps around your ears, so you these will be pretty comfortable for prolonged use. The earbud box also comes with 3 different designs of ear tips, all with a small medium and large fit for every ear tip. I have used these for about 8 hours a day and can say that I rarely notice the cord, and the design does not strain my ears (though this can differ depending on your ear shape). Of course, all earbuds that go into your ears after prolonged use can cause some discomfort, but you can midi-gate this by finding an ear tip size that sits comfortably in your ear. So far, I have not experienced any cord issues with the earbuds, although I will say that if you use a USB C to Aux adapter like I do, you may experience sudden disconnections, but this is most likely not the fault of the earbuds themselves, rather the fault of the USB C port on your device as it can loosen over time due to charging and the adapter if you have to take it out a lot. If you would like to test this, you can find a device that has a headphone jack and see if moving around has any effect on connectivity.Overall, I am in love with these earbuds, but if you currently have a pair of AirPod Pros and aren’t really interested in higher quality audio, I would not consider these as a necessity, as the audio quality isn’t to far off. If you are looking for comfort ONLY and or a pair of earbuds for use while being active, then I would also not recommend these as the cable may be a nuisance and or you may yank the cable out of the headphone jack by accident. I would highly recommend finding a pair of Bluetooth headphones that are right for you. If you are like me and looking to get that boost in audio to enjoy your favorite songs and YouTubers, then I would highly recommend these as a budget option for hi fi audio.

The Cadenza has good tuning out of the box, but can benefit from a bit of EQ to have a fuller sound, with more bass quantity and extension. These are really easy to drive, so you can just plug them into a source without an amp. Lows, mids, highs, soundstage, isolation, details, imaging, are all above average in my opinion.The nozzle is pretty wide, so it takes a bit of struggle to install the large selection of included silicon tips. Replace the included eartips with SpinFit CP360 for the best fit and seal, boosting the sound quality further. Make sure to plug the cable in as shown in the picture, with the gold lettering on the left side, facing outwards.The resin that the shell is made out of is very smooth and high quality; looks great as well. The braided cable is not cheap-feeling, doesn't tangle, and doesn't have annoying microphonics when it rubs against clothing or your body. Overall, the build quality of the Cadenza is very solid, but lightweight and comfortable to wear for extended listening sessions.I'm more impressed with the Cadenza than most of my IEM collection, a lot of which costs many times more than the Cadenza, since it costs only $35 but performs and feels/looks like an IEM that's much more expensive. This thing competes with IEMs hundreds of dollars more expensive and have much better technical prowess. The only thing it's missing is a carrying case or pouch, but I don't expect it to include extras like a good case at this price range. I store my IEMs in Pelican cases anyway, so it's not a big deal to me.This is the perfect entry point into Chi-Fi IEM world.

As a audio enthusiast who is extremely picky about sound quality, not just your average joe who is buying a baying a set of earbuds. These Actually Sound Very good but, the really focus on the highs and mids, lets say your listening to music on you home stereo what has a bass and treble knob, its like turning the bass knob down all the way, the bass is there but nots not the focus of these headphones, there very bright/high mid dominant making the music sound very clear and detailed, these will get you pretty darn close to audiophile sound quality but you may find the low end to be lacking. im listening to these on a professionals headphone amp designed for audio engineers who produce, mix and master music, i have also listened to these on my phone as well. amazing sound for the money but the low end or bass has been turned down significantly when they tuned these earbuds. if you want bass these are not for you, if you want crystal clear and detailed with just enough low end to be noticeable these would be a great choice. they give you a overall smooth and natural sound, even tho they are quite bright they do not have a harsh or brittle sound like you normally get out of a inexpensive yet bright set of headphones or earphones, these sound like a high quality, clear, detailed speaker with the bass turned down a a little bit too much.. i overall love them for the value and clarity but i miss the warmth and low end that these are missing.