Review on KZ ZS10 Pro Earbuds Newest Yinyoo In Ear Monitor Wired Earphones Headphones Noise Cancelling 4BA 1DD Hybrid Drivers Ear Buds With Microphones(Purple Mic) by Jason Staggs

Day 1 review (will be updated over time). I ordered these after seeing many YouTube reviews (hello Dankpods) expecting them to sound as cheap as their price. But heck, I was surprised the first time I hit the play button. It's been so long since I've had real earbuds/headphones that I've forgotten all the little noises that are in my favorite music. These things are great for the price. They're definitely not as good as the $500 (USD), but they cost $50 and SOUND like something I spent $150 or more on. Sob). The highs are crisp, almost brilliant, but again not overdriven. The mids are crisp, if a bit soft compared to the lows and highs, but still perfectly good. They are not "reference" sound quality, but are well tuned with a "smooth V" curve, nothing overwhelms or drowns out other frequency ranges. remember the previously used volume when you first turn on playback), I'm sure you can control it with a potato, let alone a phone. wider, more open sound quality for them, but also lets in a little outside noise. These things are incredibly comfortable. They are difficult but not strenuous. The included ear tips (four different sizes, all the same style) fit my ears and their shape, but some people might want to buy some "aftermarket" tips (there are many great companies for advice, you just have to shop if the tips provided are not for you). The packaging is simple and clean. If you want to store boxes/packages, all you have to do is throw away two very small and thin plastic bags (one with a cord and the other with extra grommets). The instruction manual is a little "Chinese" (English is NOT the native language of the manufacturer, so 1000% pass as English is pretty darn hard), but more than clear enough to get the job done. It's short, to the point, and with a bare minimum of fluff and nonsense (I'm willing to bet that the bit of fluff and bullshit in the manual has more to do with translation errors than actual fluff and nonsense, unlike Samsung's user manuals) . ). My pair of ZS10 Pros came with an old cable (brown right angle [90°] 3.5mm jack), which is a bit of a shame, but using new old stock rather than tossing them in the trash is actually a pro my book, not in the red (I just order a spare cable and keep the one that came with it as a backup). The built in mic/remote on this particular cable seems pretty cheap and awful, but it's one of those things. As far as I know this was fixed with new cables. However, the microphone quality is really good. All in all, these things are great and live up to the definition of Affordable Not Cheap.