🎧 Canpur IEM In-Ear Monitor Earphones for Musicians - Wired 1DD In-Ear Dynamic Headphones with 0.8mm 2 Pin 3.5mm L-Plug Cable, HiFi Earphones for Singers/Audiophiles (Deep Blue) Review

PROS: Good overall sound for a budget headphone. good spatial imaging. Lightweight replaceable cable. Inexpensive. Comes with 3 sizes of silicone tips. Comes with a small carry bag.

I like that these in-ear headphones are designed to work with the cable wrapped around the ear. This is a nice feature that prevents the earbuds from falling out. However, the sound is a bit tinny. The low-pitched part of the songs just wasn't there. They seem to be quite well built and as I mentioned have a good design, but the sound quality isn't as good as my Bopeman wireless headphones, which cost about the same as them.

These Canpur in-ear headphones have pretty much everything I need for my daily music listening. It's comfortable and I can quickly put them in and out of my ear, they fit perfectly. It has a well-designed house shape, so noise isolation with the ear cups is pretty good. It has a nice metal body, reinforced two-pin connectors, and is tough as a tank. I've never had such a fast and hopelessly tangled cable nightmare as I have now. It is tuned for a realistic music listening experience. It can be…

I actually received these headphones to use with my motorcycle wireless headset. There are speakers in the helmet but sometimes they are hard to hear so I wanted to use an extra input jack so headphones can be used. I had two problems. First, they didn't fit my ears well. I tried all 3 sizes of nozzles that came with it but couldn't find the right one. As a result, very little outside noise was blocked. The second problem is that they are big and stick out more from the ears than I thought. I…

I was happy to hear how they sounded but they were disappointing. Based on the description, I had high expectations. They sounded better than the stock Apple headphones, but I have cheaper IEM headphones from Monoprice that sound better than these. The bass and mids don't feel as rich and vibrant as the alternative kits I have for around the same price. The packaging was interesting. They cannot be damaged in transit but the packaging appears to be quite poorly designed/manufactured. It had…

I needed a pair of wired headphones or headphones to take advantage of the new high-resolution lossless audio that's now available on most music streaming services. Lossless audio files are too big to use Bluetooth and I'm sure someone will come out with wireless headphones or earbuds that can handle larger files. Before that, I tried various wired devices as well as a portable DAC (digital-to-analog converter). You need a DAC (I use Fiio https://amzn.to/3gDwcYH) to drive wired headphones or…

These Canpur headphones have completely changed the way I listen to music on the go. Personally I have trouble finding headphones that fit well so have always used crappy Apple headphones as their design suits my ear better, but these IEMs from Canpur are great. When I'm at home I use AKG open-back headphones to listen to music, but I've never had anything to take with me on the road and these headphones are a great option. Bass is tight and distinctive without being overwhelming, mids are…

They are beautifully made and feel solid in the hands. Yes, and there is nothing to complain about the sound. Normally in this price range I expect some muted highs, maybe some muted vocals and such. But they have real and pleasant highs, clear and direct vocals. The bass is also solid and pleasant, although I wouldn't call these headphones "bassheads". They're tuned to sound Harman when that makes sense, and when not, I mean they're tuned to appeal to the widest possible range of listeners. It