Review on 🎧 Sweatproof ADV. 3.5 mm Jack In-Ear Headphones for Phones and Laptops, Perfect for Running, Workouts, and Gym – Wired, Mic-Free, Black by Kathy Genova

I have had a pair of KZ ZS10 headphones for over a year. I was. seems to be OK. with you. They sounded okay, but regardless of the earcups, I was never able to achieve and maintain a good fit (even with several different sized Comply earbuds). They were also very large compared to my wife's professional Westone headphones. In short, I lost her. Not an "I lost her" story, but a real loss; I had no intention of changing anything but I had no choice as there was a big benefit concert coming up. After going through all the budget IEMs, I settled on this one. And I'm so glad I did. Looks very similar to Westones (I don't have ears or tools to check detailed work, but both sound good). Version: I have a live version. Simply because I wanted it to be headphones and I didn't want to call from the stage while playing. Fit: excellent. They came with a number of tips; I switched to memory foam bits and threw the rest into a big pile of bits in my beatbox. The seal is great - I hardly hear anything from the outside when I wear them. The headphone case fits me perfectly and the cable is just the right length. Sound Quality: Teens can tell they're low on bass; You are not. They have a very even frequency response in all frequency ranges. That's exactly what you need from IEM, especially when you need to start the front-of-house mix from the stage - you don't want to mute the house bass just because your headphones are giving you too much. Many details are worked out in these phones. Accessories: fur. They give you some spare earbuds. I found the right ones for me and threw away the rest. They also give you a small pocket for your headphones, but it's actually too small. I also threw it away and spent $10 on a small Pelican case. Wishlist: Probably in a year or so I'll regret not going for the version with an interchangeable cable. But that's the only change I would make to them. That way, if I lost it, I would buy the same one again, or a version with a spare cable. Over $400 cheaper than my wife's headphones but just as good for me.