🎧 KBEAR Lark HiFi IEM Earbud: Dual Driver In-Ear Metal Earphones with Detachable Cable Review

Amazing for the price. Thanks to the spectrum analyzer, they are flatter than many premium headphones, and the low frequencies reach deeper than almost all audiophile speakers and headphones. In patchy listening tests through a decent DAC and a variety of music, female vocals can be a bit hissing. Bass is tight and precise, but too much of it. The overall impression is not the same as if the singer, piano or acoustic guitar were in the same room with you. something just isn't right. But…

As soon as I opened the box I had the feeling that this was a premium product. The price is reasonable, but no expense was spared even on the packaging. The product even comes with a 12 month guarantee in case there is a problem and you need a replacement, although that wasn't a problem for me. They sound great, the tones are generally quite balanced. The bass is particularly powerful and really stands out. No complaints about the quality and for this price you will be hard pressed to find…

I tried almost the entire KZ line. These are some of the best. I also like AS10. It's fun, they have great bass and a good overall tone. They're V-shaped, but not too crazy at high frequencies. Significantly less treble than the KZ ZS6. They really add up to $100 + IEM. I'd probably go for something more expensive for listening to music, but they're great for walking or working. At this price you don't have to worry about losing or damaging them. What can I compare them to? I had a long list of

It's hard to describe if you listened to standard headphones or even more expensive headphones costing several hundred dollars like mine. I wanted something good sounding, portable for work and the gym. I also like to use these types of headphones when playing on Xbox or PS4. 5 drivers configured this way sound different but I think they are amazing. They can be very loud at medium volume so you don't need to turn the volume up. The sound is very clear and detailed, with pronounced bass. I had…

This is a replacement for my Sony XB90EX for casual listening. A key point with these headphones is a good fit on the earcups, and with the right fit, they have excellent sound range. The soundstage is definitely smaller and lacks Sony's signature depth, but for me the low-end is close enough at a $100+ IEM at the recommended 7Hz to deliver the buzz I've been looking for. The mids are clean, but the highs can be tinny and uncomfortable over longer periods of music/sound at higher frequencies…

Pros: Good build quality and excellent sound quality. Solves all the problems of its predecessor ZS6 and improves in almost all areas. Cons: Slight rider kink on the right side. KZ ZS7 is a hybrid IEM with five drivers per side. The ZS7 features a 10mm bass driver, a 29689 BA midrange driver, a 31005 BA midrange driver and two 30095 BA treble drivers. Accessories: ZS7 comes in black. a box that opens in the style of a booklet. The IEMs are secured and protected by thick foam and have a small…