KZ ZSR Black Triple Driver High Fidelity Dynamic Hybrid In-Ear Headphones - Earbuds (Earphones) Review

Sounded very very good I would say the sound to my ears is better than my $150 Westone UM Pro and they sound very good to me. I also have a pair of Mee Audio M6 Pro's and they sound like crap compared to the short ones

These are the best monitors I have owned in my entire drumming career. Bassists and drummers, don't think about it and just try it! Guitarists and keyboardists, you are also invited to try them and experience something unique!

My old DJ headphones needed replacing. I came across KZ ZSR while researching available IEMs after receiving KZ. I thought the worst because of the price. My thoughts were 🤯 when I tested it with one of my DJ sets. Wow! I am very impressed with the sound quality. I'm glad I stumbled across the KZ series headphones.

The only reason I didn't give it a 5 overall is that the noise cancellation is remarkable and not absolute. For me it's perfect, just what I wanted, so for me it's 5. For my sun 4. Very durable after 2 months of rehearsals and performances (3 of our group use them). If there is a problem with the cable, a replacement is available at a good price.

Extra large in-ear headphones. Use them when singing in a church band. The sound quality is good, but the plastic case is huge and kept falling out of my ear. I don't have a small ear canal but they hurt after wearing them for 5 minutes. Bought to replace another pair of KZ monitors. Pros: - sound quality for the price - replaceable cable - bends through the headband Cons: - big plastic shapes - fall out of the ear (due to the size) - uncomfortable

Great value for money. Better performance than headphones that cost twice as much. Don't waste your money on overhyped brands like Beats that are only good at playing muted hits instead of precise music. These in-ear headphones can never match the sound of high-end electrostatic over-ear headphones, but you're only spending about $30 instead of $500 and up! This product is great for casual iPod listening (and allows you to ditch those awful in-ear headphones that come with Apple products). I…

Haven't had a chance to test them for my intended purpose of using earphones for live music. I've tried them for listening to music on different devices as well as for mixing ProTools projects. They have good noise-cancelling abilities and the triple drivers get the job done. There is some hissing at higher frequencies, but it is not disturbing. Bass sits well in the mix, not overpowering like some headphones/monitors. They are quite large, so if your ears aren't as big as mine, they may not…

Heard good things about KZ. I just received them and am happy with what I received. They have a pretty good sound (good separation between bass, middle and treble). They have a slight hiss, but it's not annoying, it's especially pronounced on percussion instruments like tambourines and shakers. That way you won't flinch every time someone sings S or T. They are big so if you have small ears they may not fit you. Although for the money they can't be beat. So I'm giving them 4 stars, I would give

These three speaker in ear headphones make playing electric guitar with orchestra much easier than my old Shure single driver IEMs. They make it easier because I can really hear what the other band members are playing and what the singers are singing. I understand there is a cord upgrade that doesn't get tangled as easily as the stock cord. I would suggest buying one when ordering your in-ear headphones. If you're having trouble hearing clearly what your bandmates are playing, try these out. I…

Very good sound quality for the money. I find they sound better than my Shure SE 215 and SE 425. The problem is their size and comfort. They are quite large and stick out quite far from my ears. The tube that goes into the ear canal is large in diameter, and even with the smallest tips, I couldn't get it to fit snugly and comfortably in my ear. Also note that changing tips is a very complicated process. The tubing is so large in diameter that you will have to stretch the replacement tips to fit