KZ ZSN PRO X Gaming Earbuds in Ear Monitor Headphones, High Fidelity IEMS Earphones, Hybrid Dual Driver Wired Earbuds with 1BA 1DD Detachable Tangle-Free Cable for Computer Tablet (Black, without Mic)

I was hesitant at first due to the price but, I’m glad I purchased these ear buds. Getting tired of wearing headsets as it tends to hurt my head after long hours on end. This review is based strictly on gaming usage (PC) First impression: the box doesn’t look appealing and printing looks cheap but, don’t let that fool you!!! The ear buds itself feels of nice quality and build. If you have med/small ears be prepared to swap out the ear tip if needed. They give you 3 sets of tips in different sizing so don’t accidentally throw it away. Thoughts after use: 1.5-2 hours into playing CS2, the sound quality is pretty nice! Obviously not a lot of bass compared to headsets but the soundscape and audio was very clear and crisp. So far comfort is at its high. No more compression feeling from wearing headsets. I didn’t realize how much noise cancellation outside of wearing these were until my gf tapped my shoulder lol.. she was calling out to me for 10 seconds and I couldn’t hear her. Honestly I feel like I hear footsteps and audio much better compared to my gaming headset. So far 10/10 when it comes to quality, sound and the most obvious, price! For $20 you can’t go wrong with these ear buds. ** I’ll update my review after 1-2 months of use to see if things change **

A friend recommended these and I was extremely skeptical but for under $25 it was an easy sell. I've been using ear buds for decades and select them based on their frequency range and thought I had some good ones until I received these IEMs. Simply put the sound is AMAZING, they are comfortable and well built, the 3.5mm connector is noise free when rotated, I am impressed. I even purchased a couple other pairs of KZ IEMs (ZAS at $75 & AS24 at $150) and these are by far the best value for the money. Each one is slightly different with the ZSN Pro X units having the most bass balance which is perfect for mobile audio device listening where you typically downsample for file size. They also make for excellent gaming ear buds. They are not meant to totally block out exterior sound so the 3/5 stars for 'noise cancellation' is an honest review and should not be held against the manufacturer as they are not sold as 'cancelling' IEM's, they attenuate the sound decently with the supplied tips. I highly recommend these IEM's, I would easily pay two or three times the current price now that I know what they sound like.

Very comfortable, light, sound quality is surprisingly good, good low base tones, would purchase these over the more expensive ones again

Four stars, always room for improvement. These will sound miles better through a DAC on your phone than Bluetooth earbuds. I’m not sure about gaming with them but for listening to music they are wonderful. Very comfortable and accommodating for smaller ear hole individuals like myself. Audio quality isn’t bad at all! I wouldn’t mix or master your next project with them but they are pretty accurate. Slight V curve but nothing you wouldn’t expect from $20 IEMs. Awesome beater pair! Would recommend these to anyone who wants to enjoy their music on a deeper level and delve into the wonderful world of IEMs.

After wanting to ditch my headset for gaming I came across a couple of videos advocating for using IEMs while gaming. A fair amount of videos pointed towards these particular IEMs as a great bang for your buck at ~$25 and lower in some places. At a price that low I decided to give them a try. I also purchase the KZ ZS10 Pro. I think both pair sound surprisingly well for how cheap they are compared to a normal gaming headset. The ZS10 Pro has a metal "faceplate" and the ZSN Pro X has a plastic one but they're basically the same shape and build outside of that and the driver config. Both have the possibility to come with the "upgraded" cable but neither of my pair did. Would recommend swapping out the cable. I picked up the Kinera Gramr since it has a detachable mic. I used this 70% for gaming and 30% for watching/listening to various forms of entertainment. Using Steelseries Sonar to add an EQ to them. I'm no audiophile by any means but they get the job good and sound good. The ZSN Pro is lightweight and fits in my ear nicely. A good chunk of my gaming involves FPS and the tracking is solid. Occasionally things in front and directly behind felt like they were hard to pinpoint. In all other directions, I could pick up pretty subtle sound clues. I have these connected directly to my motherboard and use them as my everyday headset over my Steelseries Arctis Pro.

This is my first experience with IEMs. Granted, I am not using these for music production or live performances but I wanted a pair of good quality sounding earbuds that I could use for different activities. My first time wearing them I had some difficulty getting a proper fit. I had a loose fit around my ear and it caused some initial disappointment. Swapping out the silicone mold for a slightly smaller size netted a proper fit and good noise reduction. These are NOT noise cancelling but they do function as earplugs and offer a considerable amount of noise reduction. What I am most impressed by is the sound clarity, bass, and loudness. I typically use cheap brands like skullcandy or generic brand earbuds because I inevitably end up breaking any nice pair I buy. One thing that always disappointed me was the lack of loudness and muddled vocals. The KZ buds do not disappoint in this department. If you are looking for cheap and high quality sound I would recommend giving these a try.

You’re getting what you pay for. Build quality is serviceable, comfy fit around the ear, GREAT ear cups that do block out noise really well, and the sound has decent base but VERY shallow highs and mids. These are for someone just needing something quick or on the go (I’m using them for my Steam Deck) but not for someone who is wanting a definite no compromises listening experience.

I’m blown away by KZ, consistently. The ZSN Pro Xs are some of the best IEMs I’ve ever heard, period. Not just “for $20,” I really mean period, no caveats. I’ve owned a LOT of IEMs all over the map in terms of price, and these can hold their own with the best of them. These things match or exceed earbuds costing three, five, even ten times as much. The sound profile is remarkably flat. That’s something I appreciate: my desktop speakers are a pair of Yamaha studio monitors that just blow everything else out of the water (imo) and have a very flat profile, so I’m used to that flat sound. Every time I hear earbuds that have a really deep curve, they just sound like crap to me because something is always buried or boosted. It’s sort of like that Rick and Morty episode where Morty steps onto the perfectly flat surface, and after that, the world seems horribly slanted to him. Flat curved speakers have kind of ruined other speakers for me in the same way. Weird comparison, I know. The ZSN Pro Xs feature very clear, but not overwhelming bass, well-articulated mids, and treble that’s very present without being piercing. You’re never going to get a truly “open” soundstage with earbuds, but these really come close. My daily drivers AirPods Pro because I’m an iPhone guy and I appreciate the convenience and noise canceling. But if I’m just chilling at home, I’m honestly gonna pick the KZs because they just plain sound better to me. Considering they cost literally ten times less, that’s impressive. Personal audio is highly subjective, and IEMs are even more dependent on personal variables. But these are $20: if you don’t like these, you’re not out a bundle. However, I’d wager, like me, you’ll be blown away.

Pour commencer, je ne suis pas un mélomane averti. J'accorde simplement une importante à la qualité sonore de la musique que j'écoute. Ce qui se traduit par la quête -à coût raisonnable, d'un son agréable pour mes oreilles (spatialisation, voix claire et distincte,..). Niveau source, je me limite à du contenu immatériel (Deezer Hi-Fi). Niveau matos, mes smartphones me suffisent généralement. Je dispose aussi d'un casque Plantronics Backbeat Pro 2, d'Airpods pro, et de multiples écouteurs filaires quelconques. A la première écoute, ces KZ ZSN Pro X m'ont tout de suite donné satisfaction. Les basses me semblent mesurées, ne submergent pas les pistes (Cela peut être le cas avec le BackBeat Pro 2 en écoute Bluetooth). A contrario, certains morceaux m'apparaissent un poil "aigus", mais je n'en suis pas tant perturbé. La spatialisation est présente sur les morceaux qui jouent le jeu. Je saisis l'emplacement des instruments et des effets musicaux. C'est agréable. Les écouteurs délivrent également beaucoup de puissance tout en conservant une qualité d'écoute satisfaisante. Au demeurant, ils sont confortables et de plus ne décrochent pas de l'oreille (Les Airpods sont un cauchemar à cet égard). Le seul défaut donc, de mon point de vue, se situe au niveau des aigus. Pour la qualité de construction et la durabilité on verra plus tard. Au regard du prix et des autres points forts, je ne peux que recommander ces KZ ZSN Pro X.

Als doch recht Audiophiler Mensch habe ich eine Vielzahl von End Kopfhörern diverser Bauarten. War auf der Suche nach billigen In-ear Monitoren für eigentlich eine einmalige Veranstaltung, die ruhig verloren gehen dürfen schlimmsten Falls. Die Teile haben mich für den Preis jedoch mehr als vom Hocker gehauen! Unglaublich guter Treiber, super Sitz und Passform. Sehr klare Höhen, reine Mitten, satte Bässe von Sub-bases bis tiefstem Wumms. Habe die Dinger inzwischen mehrfach gekauft und vielen Bekannten eine Freude damit gemacht. Nur die USB Versionen mit Mikro gingen zurück. Die Top Qualität liefern nur die Klinken Modelle. Schreibe eigentlich nie Rezensionen doch hier kann ich nur klar eine Kaufempfehlung abgeben!!!

I've been using a pair of these for the last several months as the main audio output source on my gaming PC, and have another pair that I use occasionally with my work laptop or as an in-ear monitor on stage with a band (using just one of the two and leaving the other hanging). I'm often wearing them for extended periods. I find them quite comfortable to wear (certainly compared to other ear buds I've tried) and they give a pretty good sound quality for the price - definitely a big step up from my laptop speakers. The cable is perhaps a bit on the short side, but it's easy enough to extend if necessary.

Buena calidad, son cómodos y una vez que te acostumbras a la colocación son prácticos Recomiendo que si tienen la oportunidad de ecualizar con un software como Steelseries gg en PC mejorará mucho el sonido, tiene buen rango de mejora buena presencia de bajos y medios aunque con agudos queda un poco que desear pero con ecualizarlo puedes sacarle buen provecho a un bajo precio

So far this it the second time i've bought an IEM, the first one was from a different brand. That one got broken for an unknown reason. But this one i've been using it for almost a year now I believe and I can say that it still works like new. No problems whatsoever, no static or anything, no sudden disconnections or loose wiring. It's a great budget friendly option if you want that gaming or recording quality but for low price.