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product_id: 49547401
title: "ATE Hi-Fi IEM Sports Headphones with Copper Driver Ear Hook and Foam Eartips Specially for Music Fans, Mic Edition"
brand: "kz"
price: "$85.33"
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# Wide 15-29000 Hz Frequency Range 8.2mm Copper Dynamic Driver Gold-plated 3.5mm L-bend Jack ATE Hi-Fi IEM Sports Headphones with Copper Driver Ear Hook and Foam Eartips Specially for Music Fans, Mic Edition

**Brand:** kz
**Price:** $85.33
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Elevate your sound game—because your ears deserve the best!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ATE Hi-Fi IEM Sports Headphones with Copper Driver Ear Hook and Foam Eartips Specially for Music Fans, Mic Edition by kz
- **How much does it cost?** $85.33 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- kz enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted kz brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **CVC Noise Cancellation:** Block out background noise effortlessly and immerse yourself in your music or calls with advanced noise isolation technology.
- • **Ergonomic Ear Hook Design:** Secure, comfortable fit perfect for active lifestyles—stay focused during runs, workouts, or daily commutes without distractions.
- • **Audiophile-grade Copper Driver:** Experience crystal-clear highs and rich bass with premium copper drivers designed for superior sound resolution.
- • **Durable & Eco-friendly Resin Cavity:** Built to last with sustainable materials that withstand daily wear and tear, ensuring long-term reliability.
- • **Universal Compatibility with HD Mic:** Seamlessly switch between calls and music on any iOS or Android device with crystal-clear microphone quality.

## Overview

The KZ ATE Hi-Fi IEM Sports Headphones combine premium 8.2mm copper dynamic drivers with a wide 15-29000 Hz frequency response to deliver rich, detailed audio. Featuring an ergonomic ear hook and CVC noise cancellation, these water-resistant in-ear monitors ensure a secure, comfortable fit and immersive sound during sports or daily use. The gold-plated L-bend 3.5mm jack and durable resin cavity enhance longevity and signal clarity, while the built-in HD microphone offers seamless hands-free calls across iOS and Android devices. A top-tier audio experience at an unbeatable price point.

## Description

Features: 1. Pure copper drive unit. 2. L bending and 3.5mm Gold-plated jack. 3. The earphones with Microphone support HD call design enable you to * your hands to switch the call or music. 4. The earphones comes with S/M/L size ear buds for more comfort versatility, the M size is in service, enclosed S/L ear buds. Specification: Style: In-Ear Drive Unit: Moving Coil 8.2mm Sensitivity: 106dB/mW Resistance: 16Ω Frequency Response Range: 15-29000 HZ Line length: 1.2m± 3cm Plug dimension: 3.5mm Plug Type: L Bending Package Include: 1* ATE Headset 2* Ear buds 1* Manual

Review: Believe the hype! - I've had these IEMs for several months now - I bought them on a whim on the recommendation of a sound engineer thinking that if they were rubbish they'd still be a handy thing to keep in a coat pocket, listening to podcasts when walking the dog etc. - fast forward seven months and they're now my go to. I've always generally been a fan of big, heavy over-ear headphones. I'm a professional musician and tend to be fussy about these things. But I do have to concede that big heavy headphones are irritatingly big and heavy - sometimes it's nice to be able to go out without taking an enormous rucksack full of stuff with me - so I was in the market for some IEMs. I had my eye on a much more expensive Sennheiser pair but funds were tight and they had to wait. Until along came the aforementioned sound engineering friend and said 'just buy the KZ ATEs and save yourself *all* the money'. A bit of review reading later I was intrigued. Those sennheisers sounded amazing, could a tenner on something from China really keep up? And, well: yes they can (or at least very nearly). Sound quality is the most important thing to me, and that is where these excel. I should point out (and this is very important) that they do not sound great out of the box. But a lot of good quality speakers don't. Keep playing music and let them settle. I would say these hit their stride after about 10-20 hours of playing which is quite a lot, though I started to hear improvement after just a couple of hours. Initially the bass was very thin and the upper mids were harsh and a bit nasty, but wait it out. The bass settled into something quite warm and rich. It's not the super tight compressed bass you hear on some celebrity endorsed cans but then I didn't want that (and really neither should you, but that is my snobby voice). Instead it's a very rounded low end and a very full sound. When listening to electronic music the timing could be slightly better, but it's not much of an issue - and for everything else is a great foundation at the bottom of the texture. Above that it's a mostly even response with a bit of a presence boost in the initially harsh upper mids - though very smooth and quite lush sounding. In a perfect world there might be a bit more detail at the very top end - but again, it's only on certain tracks that I really notice it - folk and classical would benefit from a bit more treble clarity, but it's not a dealbreaker. The soundstage is really impressively wide - I'm not entirely sure how they did it. I'm used to open backed over-ear headphones and these come surprisingly close. Obviously when compared to IEMs costing £100+ the fancier ones will win. But since owning these I've tried a few pairs in the £50-£100 range and prefer mine every time. For the price of toy headphones you're getting something that is on the cusp of serious hifi quality. I'll mention ear tips again in a mo, but it is important that you wear these IEMs right, and that means they should be pushed firmly into your ears - if they start coming out then the sound quality will not be there at all, so it's important to get good fitting ear tips to make the most of these. On comfort and durability - tbh, out of the box I assumed they would only last a few weeks, and wound up buying a second pair just in case the first broke. But seven months later of daily use including daily dog walks quite often in the rain and visits to the gym, they're doing fine and the second pair are still in the box. Literally - no signs of wear or ageing at all. So though they look a bit cheap, they don't act it. And having cheap looking headphones isn't necessarily a bad thing - no one's going to steal these. If I could change one thing on the build I'd use a wire that tangled less - but then they'd probably cost more than £11. On comfort, sadly the enclosed ear tips are a poor selection as many other reviewers have mentioned. There's two silicon pairs, large and small, but they're a bit stiff and hard and really quite uncomfortable, plus a single memory foam pair, but I found them too big. But you can buy better ones - and not for much money. I generally prefer memory foam ones, I think they form a better seal inside your ear to keep out ambient noise, and they're quite soft and comfortable to wear for longer periods. Though it's worth trying a few to see what's most comfortable for you. On a side note, I also prefer the style of these where you loop the wire around the back of your ear before putting them in - it probably doesn't make a huge difference but if you are walking / running fast then I reckon they have a much better chance of staying in your ears. So anyway, you could fork out hundreds of pounds on beats and you'd be an idiot because they're terrible (snob voice again). You could fork out hundreds of pounds on Sennheiser or Shure and you'd get something amazing sounding but be a lot poorer. Or you could spend just over a tenner on these beauties and have very nearly amazing quality sound, but still be rich. Option 3 sounds good to me.
Review: Astonishing value for money - If you run these in for about 10 hours, the excessive top end calms down to reveal an open, expansive, tuneful sound with an airy but unfatiguing treble and a solid if not insistent bass. Soundstaging is wide. In short for under £13 these IEMS compete with headphones 10 times the price. However, the big issue is how they fit, They need to go as deep into the ears as they can to avoid a thin sound. Too far in and the eartips come off! Tweezers were needed to remove mine. So experimentation is needed. However, if used properly, this is an audiophile item for a tiny cost. I will get the £35 versions soon and compare.

## Features

- Its driver unit is made by top-quality copper, the resolution is higher than ordinary drivers and with the vast sound field, and it could response great vocal at treble and bass, offering a kind of ease auditory sense.
- Gold-plated jack, could prevent oxidation efficiently, and with 32 core oxygen-free copper cable, the sound will not be distorted, giving you a better audio restoration.
- The cavity, which is made by resin, is environmental and durable. It has a longer lifespan. And the ergonomic designed ear tips, combined with CVC noise cancelling technology, not only efficiently reduce the background sound, but also offer a long-lasting comfortable wearing.
- With a high definition microphone, hands free, to switch easily between the call and music, to make a clear call, great suitable for sport, like running, jogging etc.
- Crafted design with stylish appearance and practical functions, compatible with most IOS and Android system smart phone, a professional earphones for you.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01CU4PRTW |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Audio Driver Size | 8.2 Millimetres |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Best Sellers Rank | 10,984 in In-Ear Headphones |
| Box Contents | User Manual |
| Brand | KZ |
| Brand Name | KZ |
| Cable Features | Retractable |
| Colour | Gold |
| Compatible Devices | Cellphones, Laptops, Desktops, Tablets |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Control Type | In-line |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 256 Reviews |
| Ear placement | In Ear |
| Earpiece Shape | Ear hook |
| Enclosure Material | Copper |
| External Testing Certification | Não aplicável |
| Form factor | In Ear |
| Frequency Range | 15-29000 HZ |
| Headphone Form Factor | In Ear |
| Headphone Jack | 3.5 mm Jack |
| Headphones Ear Placement | In Ear |
| Impedance | 16 Ohms |
| Manufacturer | KZ |
| Model Name | XTREME |
| Model Number | 6799892 |
| Network Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Noise Control | Sound Isolation |
| Noise control | Sound Isolation |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Product Features | sports-and-exercise |
| Specific Uses For Product | Sports and Exercise |
| Style Name | In-ear |
| UPC | 744309480063 |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** KZ
- **Color:** copper
- **Ear Placement:** In Ear
- **Form Factor:** In Ear
- **Noise Control:** Active Noise Cancellation

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can i plug these into imac when recording on zoom? in other words guest can hear me, i hear them? and works with android?**
A: Zoom 'm not sure about, however they do work with Android phones

**Q: Can the cable & over ear thing be taken off?**
A: No, the cable is permanently attached to the ear plug.

**Q: Does this work on Playstation 4?**
A: Yes, they absolutely do. They plug in the controller like any TRRS headset and work like you'd expect.

**Q: Are these the sane as the more popular, warmer colored kz ate copper drive sports earphones?**
A: These have less bass and more vocal clarity. Sound great with classic rock and classical. But not good for rap or edm/bassy electronic music.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Believe the hype!
*by B***E on 14 July 2020*

I've had these IEMs for several months now - I bought them on a whim on the recommendation of a sound engineer thinking that if they were rubbish they'd still be a handy thing to keep in a coat pocket, listening to podcasts when walking the dog etc. - fast forward seven months and they're now my go to. I've always generally been a fan of big, heavy over-ear headphones. I'm a professional musician and tend to be fussy about these things. But I do have to concede that big heavy headphones are irritatingly big and heavy - sometimes it's nice to be able to go out without taking an enormous rucksack full of stuff with me - so I was in the market for some IEMs. I had my eye on a much more expensive Sennheiser pair but funds were tight and they had to wait. Until along came the aforementioned sound engineering friend and said 'just buy the KZ ATEs and save yourself *all* the money'. A bit of review reading later I was intrigued. Those sennheisers sounded amazing, could a tenner on something from China really keep up? And, well: yes they can (or at least very nearly). Sound quality is the most important thing to me, and that is where these excel. I should point out (and this is very important) that they do not sound great out of the box. But a lot of good quality speakers don't. Keep playing music and let them settle. I would say these hit their stride after about 10-20 hours of playing which is quite a lot, though I started to hear improvement after just a couple of hours. Initially the bass was very thin and the upper mids were harsh and a bit nasty, but wait it out. The bass settled into something quite warm and rich. It's not the super tight compressed bass you hear on some celebrity endorsed cans but then I didn't want that (and really neither should you, but that is my snobby voice). Instead it's a very rounded low end and a very full sound. When listening to electronic music the timing could be slightly better, but it's not much of an issue - and for everything else is a great foundation at the bottom of the texture. Above that it's a mostly even response with a bit of a presence boost in the initially harsh upper mids - though very smooth and quite lush sounding. In a perfect world there might be a bit more detail at the very top end - but again, it's only on certain tracks that I really notice it - folk and classical would benefit from a bit more treble clarity, but it's not a dealbreaker. The soundstage is really impressively wide - I'm not entirely sure how they did it. I'm used to open backed over-ear headphones and these come surprisingly close. Obviously when compared to IEMs costing £100+ the fancier ones will win. But since owning these I've tried a few pairs in the £50-£100 range and prefer mine every time. For the price of toy headphones you're getting something that is on the cusp of serious hifi quality. I'll mention ear tips again in a mo, but it is important that you wear these IEMs right, and that means they should be pushed firmly into your ears - if they start coming out then the sound quality will not be there at all, so it's important to get good fitting ear tips to make the most of these. On comfort and durability - tbh, out of the box I assumed they would only last a few weeks, and wound up buying a second pair just in case the first broke. But seven months later of daily use including daily dog walks quite often in the rain and visits to the gym, they're doing fine and the second pair are still in the box. Literally - no signs of wear or ageing at all. So though they look a bit cheap, they don't act it. And having cheap looking headphones isn't necessarily a bad thing - no one's going to steal these. If I could change one thing on the build I'd use a wire that tangled less - but then they'd probably cost more than £11. On comfort, sadly the enclosed ear tips are a poor selection as many other reviewers have mentioned. There's two silicon pairs, large and small, but they're a bit stiff and hard and really quite uncomfortable, plus a single memory foam pair, but I found them too big. But you can buy better ones - and not for much money. I generally prefer memory foam ones, I think they form a better seal inside your ear to keep out ambient noise, and they're quite soft and comfortable to wear for longer periods. Though it's worth trying a few to see what's most comfortable for you. On a side note, I also prefer the style of these where you loop the wire around the back of your ear before putting them in - it probably doesn't make a huge difference but if you are walking / running fast then I reckon they have a much better chance of staying in your ears. So anyway, you could fork out hundreds of pounds on beats and you'd be an idiot because they're terrible (snob voice again). You could fork out hundreds of pounds on Sennheiser or Shure and you'd get something amazing sounding but be a lot poorer. Or you could spend just over a tenner on these beauties and have very nearly amazing quality sound, but still be rich. Option 3 sounds good to me.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Astonishing value for money
*by D***. on 15 August 2018*

If you run these in for about 10 hours, the excessive top end calms down to reveal an open, expansive, tuneful sound with an airy but unfatiguing treble and a solid if not insistent bass. Soundstaging is wide. In short for under £13 these IEMS compete with headphones 10 times the price. However, the big issue is how they fit, They need to go as deep into the ears as they can to avoid a thin sound. Too far in and the eartips come off! Tweezers were needed to remove mine. So experimentation is needed. However, if used properly, this is an audiophile item for a tiny cost. I will get the £35 versions soon and compare.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amazing just be careful
*by N***N on 9 January 2022*

These headphones are incredible value for money. To put this into perspective I regularly run hd 599s with a fiio e10k which I swap with beyerdynamics DT 990s depending on my mood. They are generally extremely wide for IEMs and have a thump in the sub bass, a weaker mid bass, a strong mid range and a slightly low treble(not in clarity but in sound stage) These are incredible value for money. Now bear in mind if you have experienced "good" $100 headphones these will not feel like fresh air in the clarity department. They are however what I like to call comfortable listening. They have the famous vee sound something audio technica is famous for having so if you like those you'll like these. I only have two gripes with them. They clearly traded their budget on design and ergonomics for better drivers. These are very easy to accidentally shove down too far because of their design. Their bass is overly seal specific so if you want the full experience they need to be midway in your ear canal. My second gripe is that they have that low cost IEM sound style. Which if you've tried cheapers IEMs you will know what I mean. It mainly comes down to their unoptimised driver ergonomics. If you don't get the placement just right there's a wash of slight muffle on the midrange. It sort of sounds like the midrange has a pillow over their microphones. But once you readjust or turn up the volume it goes away. If you want audiophile sound then buy audiophile headphones. But if you want what I call happy sound. A thumpy bass and a slight clear sparkle on vocals. These are for you. The only people I would not recommend these to are clear treble listeners. The sensitivity on these headphones is very inconsistent to the point where if it was the only range playing it would sound very distant. I assume this was a driver trick they used to create a larger sound space in which the driver is actually angled slightly to generate physical differences in distance. But clarity kings these are not. If you like clear jazz without that deep bass piano sound you won't like these. But if you wanted those you'd probably blow $200 on some audiotechnicas or shures for that sort of sound anyway.

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