Linsoul 7Hz x Crinacle Zero:2 in Ear Monitor, Updated 10mm Dynamic Driver IEM, Wired Earbuds Earphones, Gaming Earbuds, with OFC IEM Cable for Musician (Orange)

Best $20 I've spent in a LONG time.These are amazing. I have them paired with a JCally JM6 to be able to use it over USBC.The audio quality is amazing and the EQ tweaks are very noticeable. Voices are extremely clear and instrumentals are much more clearly discernible.Comfort is very good, even right out of the box. If the pre-installed red buds aren't the perfect size for you, there are several others included in the package.The cord is long enough to use with your phone, laptop, or maybe a desktop (if its really on your desk or within arms reach) and doesn't scrunch up or kink.The packaging is super simple and straightforward, and the unboxing experience was incredibly easy.Sound isolation is absolutely insane given the low cost of this set! I cannot believe how good it is, as I have headsets that cost 20x more, and deliver similar isolation.I am so excited to have these. Consistently getting the chills from music again. Absolutely get these, you will NOT regret it!Plus, they look sick and come with multiple color options!

They're fine. The sound is nothing earth shattering. I got the blue ones and they look cool. They came with several pairs of tips. The tips that were on the IEMs were too big so I swapped them. It was a hassle to get another set of tips on. The silicone is very soft and they would fold into themselves trying to get them over the speaker nub. I think for $22 earbuds with a cool form factor and decent sound is a great deal, but keep your expectations in check. The cable is pretty cheap and not one of the fancy twisted copper ones.

The rumours are true, these are awesome budget IEM's, they have clarity without them sounding sharp and also have enough bass, they are confortable to use and are not heavy, if you want to get IEM's that sound great without investing too much money these are really great picks!But then, why 4 stars? The problem is that while the IEM's themselves are awesome, at this price range of course some other things had to take a hit, my main problem are with the eartips, they constantly try to get out so you need to re-adjust the IEM's often pressing them inside your ears again, taking the eartips out and putting new ones is hard, I eventually got SpinFit eartips and they stay in place but they did make these IEM's sound just a liiiiitle bit sharp/shouty; if you buy these IEM's and they constatly get displaced on your ears you will eventually feel the need to buy other eartips and these can change how these sounds but even then, they sound really good anyways.The cable is also pretty basic and a bit short, having one at least 1/2 feet longer would be nicer, but you have to keep in mind these cons had to happen to make affordable IEM's that sound good, I much prefer to take hits on accesories rather than the sound quality taking a hit, as such I can completely recommend these IEM's but just keep in mind that you may need another eartips (and in certain cases, a longer cable)

I bought these based on an audiophiles review and recommendation on TikTok. Right now these are primarily used for gaming to replace my Logitech G733 that I love but I get lost in a lot of noise even if I reduce other sound levels. The Zero2s really do highlight footsteps in games like COD, and the sound itself is pretty clean with bass nor treble really outdoing the other, pretty balanced. I have not used it for music yet but I’m sure I’m going to enjoy how it produces sound just from in game use. While plastic it feels sturdy and doesn’t seem like it’ll break easy. The fit in my ear is comfortable and I can use the earbud tips right out the box. The cord is long enough to plug in to my PS5 controller, however I can see it needing to be longer to enjoy music from other sources. I heard the cord ends that connect to the IEMs are stiff and yes then are, but with my big old ears it doesn’t hurt or feel uncomfortable but replacing them might be something others may want to do. It was plug and play out the box and honestly best purchase at a great price for something to replace a 100+ dollar gaming headset.

I'm not an audiophile at all. I purchased multiple IEMs so I could test out if I could even tell the difference. I compared the Zero, Zero:2, TANGZU WAN'ER S.G, cheap skullcandy you can get from walmart, my XM4 and SoundPEATS Capsule 3 Pro. All tested wired if they could and using the Allegro Mini usb-c DAV. These are a great improvement on the Zero IEMs, hitting the improvements where they were trying and makes it sound/feel fuller. I do still rank the WAN'ER above these for a fuller sound for what pleases my ears. These are a very close second to those and wouldn't hesitate to get these. There is no frills about these, just like the normal Zero. What they aim to deliver they deliver. Comfort and fit in my smaller ears was great and didn't have any issues in having them in for hours. The price is cheap but quality is there and doesn't feel cheap at all.