Antlion Audio Kimura 2-Pin

I saw this headset in a video from Craft Computing on Youtube and the audio demonstration sounded amazing, so I decided to try these for streaming on Discord while im away from home and Zoom for when im out of the office for work. After attaching my spare KZ ZSN Pro IEMs and jumping on Discord on my laptop my friends were all amazed at how clear my audio quality was. They mentioned that this headset even sounds better than my trusty Razer Siren mic that I normally use on my desktop. The over-ear section is a soft silicone rubber. It has been quite comfortable over long gaming sessions and holds the mic in position surprisingly well.The cable material is a bit meh as it is that same silicone rubber type material like the Apple earbud cables use and is just as prone to curling and tangling, but isnt the worst thing ever. A nice braded style cable like those that come with most IEMs would be an amazing upgrade.

it's a pretty good quality microphone. the cable is fine. this one is much more durable and less prone to the problems than the one with the mic splitting away in front of your ear. the hooks are actually stiff enough to hold the shape you form them into. that other cable has a slightly better microphone actually, but not better enough to warrant buying the weaker cable design. the mic is not removable on this cable, but i feel safer taking my chances with antlion's support rather than other said company in Asia that makes iems. the only complaint i have is that whoever packaged this twisted the mic around the opposite way it's shown in v the picture, so that the cable hangs in front of it. wtf @ you?

The mic gave out on me and I have had them for only two months. I take care of the things I buy. I’m a trucker and these sort of things are important to me. They are a must tools of the trade for communication with shippers and receiving

tl;dr is that it's ergonomically frustrating and the microphone tends to be quiet and requires some finicking to produce an optimal balance of volume and clarity, and I think it's a design fault.The cable itself is okay. It's long, flexible, and doesn't produce much cable noise. Also has a clip so you can attach it to your shirt and give the heavier earloops an anchor point. Splits into separate headphone and mic jacks and comes with an adapter if all you've got is a multi jack.I'm not a fan of the earloops. They're a pain to adjust to the optimal point and you'll need to adjust them fairly frequently. The issue is at its worse on the right side, where the microphone is, because of its added weight. Most adjustments will 'spring back' a little either side, but it feels like it happens more on the mic side.The mic itself CAN be okay. it points mostly away from your mouth, and my experience is that unless I'm really trying to project my voice, it's picking up my keyboard at about the same level as my speech. There are solutions to this on a design level, but on a user level the best I can do is either enable noise cancelling (which destroys the relative clarity of the audio) or crank the gain (which makes the noise issue worse.) frankly disappointing.In all, if you're looking at this cable I would recommend you pursue a different option first, then come try this out if that doesn't work.

I just got this in the mail along with the antlion one and this one fits way better and it's much more comfortable! The mic was difficult to push into place but once it connected and I tested out the mic, it sounds pretty great. The mic sits above the IEM so when it comes down towards your mouth, it's easy to adjust. The other one is below the ear and is very difficult to adjust to the right position. Definitely would recommend this boom mic over cables with the mic dangling from the right bud.

Makes the earphones too heavy, I need to re-adjust them for them to stay in my ears.Makes my ears uncomfortable and itchy, the ear hooks are simply too heavy and rough on my ears which makes them uncomfortable to wear, I tried to contort the ear hooks to alleviate this but can’t say I didn’t try.Mic quality seems good, but picks up any peripheral sound and does not have noise cancelling, but maybe that’s the fault of the form factor since it’s too small.

I received this the other day and I'm very happy with the product overall. The boom mic is very stable when you set it in position. The IEM connections fit without issue and I'm getting good sound quality. The only problem I have is that the Y adapter for the cables is extremely flush. If you have something that is not completely flat or you plan to use this with a phone and it has a case, granted you would have to have a headphone jack, this won't sit properly. I had to make some adjustments or I'll have to take off my case. So I ended up buying another adapter with a regular jack. I would hope that the company puts a cable adapter instead of a hard plastic adapter in the next versions, or better yet just make the whole thing a single cable.

Great product but I suggest tuning. I used sonar software for use with the steel series headset I used to use. The app is free and you can use whatever app you’re comfortable with But literally all I did was select a preset tune and now the clarity on these are unmatched. Side note: I mostly use the for gaming and I mess around with some vocals but either way this is an amazing combo. Definitely recommend and would buy again if I ever had an issue. 4.5 out of 5