KZ ZSN Hybrid Driver IEM Detachable Tangle-Free Cable Musicians (Black Cyan)

Very well made product at an affordable price cannot be more happy with the quality I've been using mine for years with no issues

I bought these in ear headphones as a way to try out IEMs for this church I started playing ay that uses Avioms. For the price I have to say it's pretty damn good. I was using my beats studio3 prior and I have to say the IEMs give a better sound to me than the over ear headphones did. I also use them to practice bass silently by using them directly with my pedal board. It gives a very good range of sound for me and my needs as a bassist. I can hear myself without the nasty "overdrive fuzz" that comes with pushing a speaker too hard. For the price, these are definitely beasts. Only thing I'd recommend is getting memory foam cushions for the ear buds to increase sound cancellation. The standard ones that come with the IEMs aren't very good with noise cancellation.P.S. they look mad stylish too with the metal finish. Got compliments from all my worship team members about them!

If you want to have fun with your music and you're not a pro musician/sound person or audiophile, these might be up your alley. Strong bass, bright highs, recessed mids - the classic 'eq' shape for enjoyment in most modern music.To get technical, the bass is unrealistically strong, the mids are too recessed for any critical work and the highs are the bad kind of 'crispy', where they can sound pretty abrasive (compared to better headphones - its not immediately apparent otherwise). Many people comment on sibilance on these but I didn't hear too much, what I heard instead was just a poorly tuned and strongly pushed high end - it sounded almost crunchy - you get a ton of high end but it doesn't sound very natural or 'pretty'.Its a bit like when you listen to a song on the radio and you get a bit of that static edge to the sound compared to listening elsewhere. Its that kind of treble edge you get with these.They are passable as an IEM on stage but the CCA C10's are better all around. They do have a similar sound signature however so they don't sound very different, the CCA has a less unrealistic low end, slightly more present mids (which made a noticeable difference for IEM applications and critical listening) and a similarly boosted high end but that is better tuned and more musical.Great starter, nice cable, no case and this design/shape isn't very comfortable for me. (The CCA's aren't either but they sound better).

I use them for the worship team, and also sometimes just as cool looking ear plugs at loud gigs. Can’t beat them for the price. I love the wide throat, it sounds so much more open and clear than some of the In ears with tiny throats. I’ve bought a couple pairs since they’re so cheap. I’ve had one driver poop out on me, and I’ve lost one since the driver can unplug from the cable. But for $20 totally worth it.

This is the first IEM I've bought since I have always preferred over ear headphones. I was going through online reviews and found this on an audiophile review site so I decided to get one. Told myself if it sounds awful I'll just return it. Surprise. I quickly connected it to my Schiit Magni/Modi combo and was pleasantly surprised by what I was hearing. The mids were clear, bass decent and highs were all good if a bit shrill for some recordings. All the headphones I own are in the $300 and up range expect the ThinkSound On2. So having a $25 IEM that sounds good and makes you think it's a $100 IEM is a good thing. Can it compete with $300 plus headphones? Answer is NO! But for anyone looking to upgrade from the earbuds they got from their smartphones and on a budget, this is definitely worth considering.

I'm amazed by how low I can have the volume on my laptop and still hear clearly through these. (So that's also a warning. Turn the volume down more than you normally might since these headphones are mighty.) On the plane, I tested these against the free pair the airline handed out. (Yes, I like to get cheap free headphones to hear how songs I write may sound to the average person who doesn't invest in good headphones.) I couldn't hear much of the dialogue in The Last Black Man in San Francisco (great movie, btw) using the headphones the airline provided. But with the KZ ZSN Hybrid Driver headphones, the sound was really clear. So these headphones basically got me through much of the discomfort of a long airplane ride.

I am a worship leader at my local church. We recently switched over to in ear monitoring and the buds that came with the system were absolutely horrible. So I decided to order a personal pair for myself and I settled on the KZ ZSN Hybrid Driver IEMs. I have to say these are phenomenal. Sound quality is crystal clear and accurate. I haven't noticed any issues with bass as some other reviews have claimed. The tips that came with them were quite comfortable but for my own personal preference, I added some memory foam tips to them. Overall I am completely satisfied with this purchase and I can't recommend them enough. So happy with this purchase.

I checked out the reviews on this prior and thought it would b great to try. Like most of the reviews I saw, these headphones need some "break in" time. The original sound was horrible and sounded like the treble was just way too high. I went through my equalizer list constantly and even tried tuning it myself on the custom option. After a week or so, the sound starting changing and sounded better. To the reason for my 2 stars, the comfort of these is just not great. I use these for a lot of things but more so for working out. These hurt my canal after a while and they tend to keep popping out. I wouldn't say these are the best in the world, but they are useful for the price and I would recommend for non gym uses. I'm just getting into IEM's so this wasn't a bad first try; definitely still shopping around to compare.