CCA C10 in Ear Monitor Headphone 10 Hybrid Drivers Wired Earbud 4BA 1DD HiFi IEM Earphones Stereo Noise Isolating Earphone with Detachable Cable for Musicians Singers Audiophiles (Black, Without Mic)

I ran over my current headphone cable with my office chair one too many times and decided it was time to get a better headset for my laptop and cell phone. I am a musician, audiophile, gamer, and work-from-home computer consultant, so I needed a set that would be wired (no latency), comfortable for long conference calls or gaming, and give me a great sound for mixing recordings. I travel a lot, so something durable with a small form factor was important. I wanted to stay away from over-ear headphones because I hate having sweaty ears. So, what I was looking for was: wired (replaceable preferred) with mic, in-ear, comfortable, and good audio quality. What I got was: replaceable wires with built-in mic, small heavy-duty but not uncomfortable earpieces, and *wow* on the audio quality. The heavy-duty metal and plastic (they're mostly metal) feel like they will hold up in my laptop bag through airport security without issue (although I'll probably get a case). When the other reviews or videos talk about "separation of instruments/sounds" they're not kidding. This is my first pair of IEMs, so I was not expecting the level of detail. The highs can get a bit harsh for just listening to music, but a quick EQ adjustment took care of it. The sound blocking with the out-of-the-box silicone earpieces is more than the Skull Candy headset I replaced that was almost the same price. I can't wait to start using these for recording. And, the main reason - The next time I run over the cable and need a new one, it will be a fraction of the cost - I don't have to replace the entire thing. I'll probably just buy one to keep as a spare.

The ear monitors surpassed my expectations. I just didn't know what I was missing in the sound. All sounds were exceptionally crisp and defined. I even had to turn down my regular settings because the new ear pieces produced so well. Now, I don't know how these might compare to a $2000 custom set, but I am very well pleased with mine. Well worth the limited cost in my opinion.

I purchased these a few years ago. I have gig with them many times and they are still working great. I can have the whole band in the mix and still sound clear. Get the upgraded cable.

The over build quality of the cca c10 is alright, uses a pretty similar case to other kz earphones which i kind of wish they would change soon, but if ain't broke don't fix it i suppose. The eartips that came with it were pretty bad and I quickly changed them out for foam ones. The 'V' sound on these are pretty prevalent. Extra bass and top end but as a guy who likes a more neutral sound these are good but sometimes i feel like there is a bit more bass for my liking and a slightly sharp high end. Still pretty good and most tracks sound great through these. I didn't really like the cable, the ear loop didn't want to stay on top and the connection was a bit bulky and would sometimes be uncomfortable. Bottom line is that these are still great IEMs and almost every track sounds great

Used them at a Show last weekend and I love these IEM's!! I've had 3 pairs of Shure-215's and the sound quality on these CCA's are ten times better. Already bought a second set along with the Bluetooth Adapter.

So far, I am really pleased with these! I got these with an extension (with Prime) for under $50. I chose them for their noise reduction and weight. I thought some others looked better, but I feel I made the right choice. Works great for me behind the drums.

Have to admit, was not really impressed with the Bass response as everyone seems to be touting. I play Bass in a band and needed a new set of in ear monitors for my XVive wireless monitors. I never liked the Shure SE215's and didn't want to spend upwards of $100 or more, so gave these a shot. I run my monitor signal through a small Behringer mixer, and yes, the Treble is great - I run that at 12 o'clock, but have to boost the Bass all the way up as far as it can go to get the "Ooomph" I need....

This earphone definitely carries characteristics of UE TripleFi (which is easily 10x this earphone's price) It gives you roomy sound with high resolution. I tend to prefer neutral, flat sound signature but it's only my taste for monitoring music, not enjoying music. this earphone gives you slight V shaped sound, slight boosted low and high, that you can always enjoy with variety of genres. It comes with tips of 3 sizes, it would fit any ear. if you want the most out of this earphone, try it with foam tip. you will be blown away I promise. +solid build quality +it was easy to assemble because of the color mark on the cable +DYNAMICS! -earphone may feel little bulky for small ears -if you want Flat EQ, this may be not your choice