KZ ZVX in Ear Monitor Headphones IEM Earbuds Wired with 10mm Dual Cavity Linear Dynamic Driver,Pro Sound Isolating Earphones with Metal Shell 2 Pin Detachable Cable for Audiophiles Musician(Silver)

Really good and lightweight

El sonido es bueno y muy cómodos

I have been seeing videos everywhere on how KZ earphones are the best on the market, so naturally, when I got the chance I got them. These are AMAZING. I see that the pros, as in singers, musicians, and even podcast hosts use them, and now I can see why.From the start, the construction of the ear tips, to the actual earbud and the wire is top of the line. The ear tips are silicone and feel like memory foam, but they could fit into my ears and give a good seal. It also comes with extra ear tips that are different sizes.The actual earbud is made of metal and has to be attached to the wire when you first open them. The wire is very flexible and feels excellent quality. It is also long, but not long to where it is unbearable.There are a few things I will knock points on: they are strictly earbuds for music and do not come with any kind of media controls. My ears are small and they have to hook on the ears and it tends to be difficult. Thankfully, I wear glasses and that helps a lot with hooking on the ears. Finally, they are a bit awkward to use the first time because the wire goes down your back instead of your front so it gets a little weird to use a phone or computer.The sound quality is amazing for these types of earbuds. Everything sounds crisp and you can hear everything. As stated earlier, they are used by the pros.All in all, whomever you are, pro, novice, or even casual listener of music, you absolutely need to get these.

I first took notice of KZ earphones four years ago when I had to look up the acronym "IEM" on the Internet. On a couple forums I learned that those flat earpieces I saw John Legend wearing on TV were IEMs. How much do those cost? Well the ones that John Legend uses are way out of my budget-- but I don't sing for my supper in stadiums worldwide.In those Internet forums several participants raved about KZ products pointing in particular ZS10 series. The price was in my range (more than twice the price of these ZVX earphones but still reasonable). I was really impressed with how great they sounded-- especially when I followed the expert recommendations to buy add-on foam ear tips to improve fit and conformity to the ear canal.When I saw these, I just had to know how well they perform at half the price. Well, they come awfully close. If I didn't have the older pair to compare, I'd feel as though I just bought earphones that are as good as I can get for less than $100-150. Really.They may not reproduce the very lowest bass but everything they DO output is performed with great clarity and detail. Unbelievable for $25.But then there were two bonuses: KZ included real foam ear tips as standard. IEMs use a replaceable cord so you can interchange them or replace them. The cord included with this ZVX model has a coating that will prevent the kind of tangling I have been contending with on the more expensive ones!Maybe wireless earphones have become the more popular type. But you just won't get the same audio quality with wireless earbuds -- if you can find any at all at this price. I love that I can take these along for casual use and not worry about losing them. By the way, if you love wireless: you can always buy an inexpensive Bluetooth adapter to plug your wired earphones into. Then you can put the adapter in your pocket or backpack while listening.One note: the last product picture shows an inline control button on the cord. The product I received does not have this.

Overall, they sound great but they kept falling out. I feel they are a bit on the heavy side and because of that moving around too much could be a problem. The sound is well balanced with good high, low end, and mids. For the price they are a bargain for sure if you plan on sitting still and listening to music. However, if you are planning on using these for the stage or in my case drumming.. get behind tge ear hooks.

I think I got caught up in the hype of blon when I got these. They aren't horrible but there are definitely much better options out there.

My first pair of IEMs were KZ ZSTs, the old blue and pink model. Since I'd moved on, mostly to bigger and better things (generally headphones) but still appreciated the first impressions KZ had left on me. It feels like it was so long ago. Since I've come to better understand audio in general, have a better understanding of the general KZ target signature/tuning, but also my preferences for tuning and how those deviate.I'm not really at an audiophile level, just appreciate nice gear, particularly if it comes at a nice price. These were a really pleasant surprise. I know these are like the "new KZ", in a more existential sense rather than new new, and these are really nice. They're kind of a true to KZ "fun", warm, v-shaped, decent bass, energetic, good details and resolution. Compared to my old set these feel overall significantly better and more refined for this price range. (Sated my curiosity.)I love the build quality, I haven't had any issues with these thus far. I'm stoked for the metal chassis, the cut outs are fun. The weight doesn't bother me. I'm on a foam kick so the included tips are working great (providing better isolation). The cable isn't my favorite, they're... on the wonky side. I have better/more comfortable cables that work so it doesn't phase me.I think if you want a fun but more neutral pair (at least for KZ) as an entry level for IEM, for the price? I would say you can't go wrong here.

Too much bass, sounds distant, and the eartips are frankly just weird and not good.

Dubbed the "Macaroni" due to it's shape, these IEMs are most impressive. Once you've worked out the best sealing tips for your ear canals, the breadth of the sound spectrum opens up to reveal deep controlled tight bass through sparkling highs. They can be slightly too bright on certain tracks, but not into sibilance territory. I found that foam tips tamed the highs somewhat, but took away too much bottom. V shaped but pleasing and musical. Minor quibble with the microscopic Left/Right designation on the lobes, but using different coloured tips sorts that. They are comfy and discreet in the ears, with a longer nozzle than many other IEMs, cable seems fine. Spend the time tip rolling and you won't be disappointed with the Blon Mini. Viva la Macaroni!

Estaba buscando unos audífonos que se escucharán bien y que entrarán en mi presupuesto. Nunca había usado esta marca así que me anime a comprarlos. Mi sorpresa fue que son muy buenos audífonos, me gustó mucho la calidad del audio, como se ajustan a tu oreja y el diseño. El único inconveniente que podría decir es que si están un poco más pesados a diferencia de otros audífonos que he usado, pero fuera de eso son muy buenos.

son unos audífonos excelentes que por el precio ofrecen demasiado. son cómodos y su calidad es excelente, 100% recomendados