Kimura MMCX IEM Cable with Professional Boom Mic for Gaming and Home Office

This is exactly what I've been looking for. I was tired of getting "headset hair" from wearing a headset plus my IEMs sound better, so this was the perfect solution for that. The cable itself is rubberized and I personally find you don't hear it much when moving or if it rubs on your clothes. The microphone itself is fairly good. It comparable to some other higher end gaming headset mics, although it'll still be beat by standalone microphones or professional grade ones. It's miles ahead of lapel/in-cable microphones, though. My only complaint is it doesn't come with a foam/windscreen over the mic, so depending on the positioning of the mic it's possible you'll breath into it while talking and make a loud noise to others.

Very expensive for what it is. The mic sounds passable for comm stuff but the build is cheap and not being able to choose which side the boom is on sucks for the price. I have a $20 Amazon version that’s built better and works exactly the same.

This is my second pair of these cables and they broke in the same way. The mic quality sounds great but the build quality of the cable to the 3.5mm jacks are so fragile. Even being extra cautious and gently, just the sheer weight of the cable will put pressure on the 3.5mm connector and will eventually break it and mess up the audio quality. I would steer away from getting these mainly due to the build quality in conjunction to the price.

I have these hooked up to a set of se215s now I have nice sound quality and a great sounding microphone camera I'm really pleased with this, as a microphone enthusiast it's definitely not the most impressive sounding microphone I've ever heard but when it comes to a boom microphone I'm blown away at how good it is for a little boom microphone I mean it sounds very nice and natural, I'm glad I bought this I just wish the cable wasn't quite so long, for normal everyday use I got to wrap the cable up and put a cable tie around it or the thing actually drags on the floor the cable's super long, if you're sitting at a desk or something that's great but if you're trying to put these on and walk around it's not great so that may be something you like or dislike I guess but I think they're pretty awesome and that little microphone really does sound nice for what it is I mean better than any other little boom like I've ever tried so far, how do you think the price is a little on the high side but I would say when you look at the quality of the microphone release the sound quality it's probably a pretty good value for the money and seems very well made

Unfortunately this is kind of a product-breaking issue- my IEMs feedback into the microphone, and that makes this product basically useless as a communication tool, and the mic isn't good enough to be a recording tool. I replaced an Antlion Modmic with this and I am pretty disappointed- the modmic was a much higher quality mic, and I didn't have to worry about it getting feedback from my IEMs.

I got this cable to replace using a separate lav mic for gaming and video conferencing. The mic seems to pick up well without being too sensitive and it sends a decent signal to my IEM's without using a DAC. The only audio issue I've had is I hear occasional static when moving the cable; standing up from my desk to get something nearby, for example. I think it's something to do with the 2-1 adapter rather than the wiring. But as long as I'm seated at my desk the sound quality is great. The memory wire in the hooks was a little awkward to shape at first, but after that the fit is fantastic for me. I also love this cable comes with a shirt clip already attached to prevent pulling. Overall it works for what it's intended, but it's not what I'll be using for music. I'll switch back to my better cables for that.

I created an xlr female 4-pin connector for the end and use it as a production communications headset, and it works perfectly as intended! The microphone picks up everything I say! I’ve learned to speak softer on comms because it comes though very clearly and loud. It’s a lightweight condenser mic that is much more comfortable to wear than any other headset i’ve tried!!

The earhooks are the biggest letdown for the product. It will work for my needs, but at $60 it is a letdown to have such an integral part of the product not be correct. Antlion should take a note from most other cable offerings such as those from the tripowin or Fiio lines. Their hooks sit better on the ears without forcing the cable or IEM into weird positions. Which is exactly what this cable does due to how stout it is. Everything else is pretty good. My only other suggestion is to add a plosive filter as the cost would justify having additional attachments. At $40 this product would be 4 stars as is, but for $60 it lacks a lot of refinement and I can only give it 3.

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Way too small didn’t fit right picked up all noise fan spinning mouse moving keyboard typing anything.

I bought this item for the Sennheiser IE200. The mmcx connector worked with no problems which was good to see as the sennheiser IE 200 can sometimes be a bit special on the cables it supports. The mic itself sounds good and was easy to set up, I also like how its out of view. Negatives however are the cable quality and physical feel of the mic. The capsule at the end feels flimsy out of the box and I was worried it would break off. The cable is thing, makes noise whenever you brush it and was oddly stiff. If you don‘t care about those negatives, it‘s a good product but over time it bothered me too much so I sent it back. Hope they revise it with a better cable and better construction on the mic itself. Potential that wasn‘t properly thought through to the end.

yeah it works as a mic for IEMS but god damn is that cable uncomfortable and the mic is bulky. Recommend buying the moondrop mc2 inline mic with the apple usbc to 3.5mm adaptor. Cheaper, more comfortable and just as good mic quality.

Seems pretty decent, well made, etc. Unfortunately the shape-holding part of the cable that goes over your ear introduces a lot of noise as you move your head so I had to return.