KBEAR KS2 iem, in Ear Monitor Headphones Hybrid 1BA 1DD Wired Earbuds Stereo Bass HiFi IEM Earphone Noise Cancelling High Resolution with Detachable Cable for Running Gaming Sport(Without Mic, Green)

I'm a pro saxophonist that gigs around 4 to 6 times a week. I had some really old Shure in ear with a old school ear plug foam style ear tips. They finally went out and I found these. Man, they worked great! I used them in a wedding environment and the sound guy had my own personal monitor mix. Here's the things I liked. 1. They're super light weight! The old Shures were heavy and after a while the back of my ear would hurt. Not the case with these guys! They're very light weight and extremely comfortable! I kept these on the entire 6 hr gig. I popped out an ear to hear the drummer call out the next tune. The monitor would stay right on my ear. The ear loop is firm strong and very comfortable. 2. The sound was great! Now, I didn't push them that hard. Since we were a 6 piece band and thank the Gods we had a pretty quite guitarist. The mix was great and adding the kick and the bassist was completely fine. I did push them a bit just to see how much volume I can get, and they were getting distorted but I was almost full blast on my pack! The high end was really piercing and having them that loud would definitely worsen my hearing. I'm already watching TV with subtitles, so keep'em lowered.the earbuds had a great fit and they cancelled most of the sounds. Of course you can hear the drums and guitarist since they were right next me, but not as loud. 3. The price! Back in the day I paid close to $200 for my in ear Shure's. They lasted a good 13 yes. Just can beat the under $30 and they work really well. There you go. I recommend them. I bought 2 pair, one for the wedding gigs and one for my jazz gigs. Happy Gigs w lots of TIPS! DVJazz

First I'll say I'm not an audio file, but collecting headphones of all sorts is a hobby of mine. I own over 100 pair of headphones total. I recently about a year ago discovered IEM'S and boy I'm glad I did. In my opinion IEM'S are the best sounding headphones for the money. I think I paid around $24 bucks for these and it's one of the best purchases I've made. In this price point you've probably heard all the hype over the moondrop chu's. Don't get me wrong they are nice,but these absolutely blow them away on almost every level. The only thing the chu's have on these is the presentation when unboxing and that's it. I won't go into all the technical details and confuse you, but I'll give you a brief description on what you're getting. The build quality is fantastic! The feel and look like expensive earbuds. They also have a fantastic cord. In contrast the moondrop chu's cord is crap. I've only had them for 2 weeks and the cord is already coming apart and I've had to put electrical tape on them to keep them from completely being useless. If you like bass don't even think about it and push that buy now. The bass is absolutely amazing and sounds much better than several $100 plus iem's I own. The vocals are crystal clear, good separation of instruments. I feel like you don't lose anything even with the powerful bass. Details are their and they go good with every genre. Keep in mind if you don't like lots of bass you can always use an eq and tone the bass down, but it's there if you want it. These are actually one of my favorite pairs and again I have over 100 pairs from almost every price range, excluding the thousand and up. I just can't pull the trigger on those yet. I like to find the best bang for the buck, and if I enjoy the lower cost headphones that much why waste my money on the crazy high priced ones. I'm sure I'll eventually try them out but as of right now I'm hesitant. Anyways, I highly recommend these! In my opinion you'd be crazy not to get them. I mean $24 bucks, come on, that's a no brainer just pull the trigger.

I bought these at the recommendation of DankPods on YouTube. The length of the cable is good, however, I don't like the way it holds its shape any time I ball it up in my pocket. The passive noise cancelling is amazing. Never had I owned a pair of in ear or over ear headphones that could block out a lawn tractor's loud mower deck, but these manage to overpower it completely assuming they're playing at a significant volume. They're quite comfortable with the stock silicone tips unless you have a pimple in your ear, then it's painful. However, this is just my experience. You may not like the tips that come with them, and if you don't, you can purchase different ones separately. There are many different types you can choose from, including foam ones that are in my cart as I type this. The sound quality doesn't leave much to be desired. I wouldn't recommend these for young children because they have loud lower to mid trebles, and they are very sensitive and easy to drive, so they can be uncomfortable and damaging to young kids' hearing. However, they do sound very detailed, and the bass gets really low when you need it. Overall, I'm quite satisfied with the KS2s and I recommend them if what I said sounds interesting to you.

Let me start by saying I'm a live audio engineer and musician. I have enough headphones (iem, earbuds, over the ear headphones, open and closed back) to start an Amazon or eBay store. Lol! I literally have well over 100 different headphones of various styles. These in ear monitors sound incredible! I'm am blown away you can get this level of sound quality for well under $50. I'm not an audiophile but like I mentioned I am a audio engineer with over 25 years of experience. I need a totally flat un colored headphone for work. While these would be okay at work I probably won't use them for that application. I would totally use them as in ear monitors at a gig I was playing though. They aren't totally flat there's definitely a bit of a low end bump but nothing crazy. Crystal clear highs, full thick lows and a nice flat mid frequency response. These are great iem's to just listen to music with on your phone or iPod or whatever. They are well built. The wire seems a bit cheap, kinda has a rubbery feel to it but as long as you are mindful while using I'm sure these will last forever. If your wire does go bad you can just order a new one. The wire is replaceable much like a shure se215, se425 or se535. Don't get me wrong the shures are of much higher quality but they also have a much much higher price tag. I love finding good deals on Amazon especially when it comes to all types of headphones. Let me tell you these iems are probably the highest quality sound for the money on Amazon I've found so far. I'll keep searching and adding to my collection but I gotta say these guys are easily in first place. If you're on the fence, pull the trigger on buying these. I think you'll be as surprised as I was by their excellent sound quality, comfortable fit and decent construction.

I've had this for 5 years now. The cable broke 2 years in and I had to replace that, but I'm still using the IEM itself. The right ear IEM's casing cracked somehow after year 4, but I just hotglued the hole and it's still comfy and has good audio.

I am a professional musician. I bought those for recording in my studio and video conferencing. I can't use bluetooth headphones because of latency problems. These are perfect for what I need them for. The only problem was to figure out how to wear them. That's why I attached the photo. They did not come with instructions. I find them very comfortable when put on right. They stay on even when you jump around. They sound nice, although I certainly would not use them for mixing music (which they are not intended to be used for anyhow). I where them all the time even during breaks. You can just pull them away from the ear and they dangle loosely to the side of your ears ready to be put in in a heartbeat. Awesome. The cable is also great. I did not try them on stage with a band. I recommend them highly. They are not for your phone of course!

they sound great, especially given the price! what people say about them having a "u" shaped profile is absolutely true. expect fun treble and (surprisingly) clear bass, but recessed mids and vocals. the instrument separation is clear but the soundstage is nonexistent. they work perfectly as my beater earbuds and at 20 bucks i don't mind if i lose or break them. they fit well enough to block out most sound but still expect to hear faint voices and plenty of train noise. however, THE CABLE IS AWFUL and failed on me within two weeks and is short to begin with. definitely plan on buying another cable along with this as you will need it!

This was my first purchase of IEMs for live music performance. While I’ve tried other buds since, these KS2 remain the best sounding. Hands down they beat other earbuds costing much more and those promising enhanced bass response. Somehow, they do this in a very compact package. Easy to put in the ears and super comfortable. The sound isolation is good and even better after I swapped the rubber ear caps for a larger size. All in all, the KS2s are still my primary set of earbuds for live performance. Can’t beat the excellent sound and comfort.

Ottima qualità audio e insonorizzazione magnifica per delle in-ear su questa fascia di prezzo, anche l'imballaggio non è niente male, comodo il cavo sostituibile e insomma, non trovo difetti in queste cuffie👌🏻🔝

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Excelente, no hay otra palabra. Soy músico amateur y los ocupo bastante, he probado otro tipo de audiculares y ninguno tiene una respuesta tan buena como estos. Si tuviera la obligación de criticar algo, serían los agudos, si están un poco altos. Pero fuera de eso, un excelente producto