KZ ZS10 PRO 2 In Ear Monitor IEM, 1DD+4BA Hybrid Wired Earbuds, with 4-Level Tuning Switch, 3-Way Crossover Gaming Earbuds, Silver-plated IEM Cable for Musician Audiophile (Black, Without Mic)

Very good IEM’s for the price. Not the biggest fan of the cord they come with. The cord could be a little better quality. The monitors themselves sound decent. I compared them to another “budget” friendly option, the KZ ZAR’s. Cost twice as much but those are also worth the price. These KZ ZS10 pro 2’s are not as loud or as full as those, but I definitely think they are better than standard earbuds. The EQ adjustments are a little gimmicky, kind of makes things distorted but if you leave those alone, they’re fine. Definitely worth looking into!

those are one of the best IEM for the price, I use those for my bass and the sound is really good I recommend those

I’ve been using the KZ ZS10 Pro 2 for a few weeks now, and honestly? These things have completely replaced my over-ear headphones. I wasn’t expecting in-ear monitors to sound this good, but here we are. Sound & Performance These hit way above their price. The hybrid driver setup gives you big bass, clean details, and super lively highs. Music just feels more energetic. And compared to my over-ear headphones, the clarity is on a whole different level — it’s like the sound is right there, instead of being stuck in a big box around my ears. The tuning switches are a cool bonus too. You can actually tweak the sound without needing an app or EQ. Fit & Comfort They’re lightweight and surprisingly comfortable. Once I got the right ear tips on, they sealed perfectly and honestly sound better than any of my bulky over-ear headphones, especially in terms of detail. Isolation is great too — blocks out a ton of outside noise without needing ANC. The detachable cable is solid and way nicer than the cheap fixed ones most budget earbuds come with. What Could Be Better The treble can get a little bright depending on the song Vocals aren’t always super forward Accessories are basic — you’ll probably want better ear tips Quality control seems hit or miss for some people Pros (Especially vs Over-Ear Headphones) ✅ Way clearer and more detailed than my over-ear headphones ✅ Bass hits harder and cleaner ✅ Isolation is better than most over-ears without ANC ✅ Super lightweight — no more sweaty ears ✅ Detachable cable for easy upgrades ✅ Tuning switches to dial in your sound Final Thoughts If you’re used to cheaper over-ear headphones or gaming headsets, these will easily outperform them. The sound is cleaner, the detail is crazy for the price, and they’re way more comfortable for long listening. I recommend buying a longer cord if needed, the 4.5m was to short for me. For around $50, these are absolutely worth it. I’d buy them again in a heartbeat. --- Want an even more casual version or something shorter for a quick Amazon post?

My husband and I practice playing music together in the living room - he plays guitar through a 7 watt amp, I play drums, we both sing. I struggle with tinnitus, and I'd been wearing earbuds covered by shooting protectors when practicing. This combo is uncomfortable, hot, clunky, difficult, even painful on my head by the end of practice, and I still couldn't hear well enough. These Linsoul KZ ZS10 PRO 2 in-ear monitors provide excellent sound and protection all by themselves! I can monitor at a reasonable volume and my ears aren't tired and ringing loudly at the end of practice, and no pain! Even just listening to music through them provides far more detail than earbuds. Excellent value for money! Should've switched to IEMs a looong time ago. It's important to note that even with the bass dip switches all engaged, the bass is a bit "polite." Also, just throw away the provided ear tips - they're uncomfortable and they smell bad. Get the memory foam KZ replacement ear tips from earphonesplus dot com, they're inexpensive, they fit very comfortably, and they don't stink!

Clear and crisp sound, especially if you are using DAC. Stays in ear while running, cords are somehow tangled free after each use What kind of sorcery is that? Edit # 1 at this point aside from other pricey brand I have, I guve these 10 out of 10, clarity is great, bass is light yet responsive, treble does not turn into unrecognizable mess, you can clearly hear each cymbal. Outside noise, well it is there somewhat. I live in an old house w active household, so I hear walking, dog playing around, otherwise noise cancelation is 9 out 10. They also stay in during slow run, that's a plus.

For $52?? Are you kidding me? Substantially better than the $300 buds I bought about 6 years ago. The tunability is nice, but sound amazing right out of the box. I will use these for stage IEMs and the appear to be rugged enough to last many years. Fit is good, sound is amazing.

I just entered the world of In Ear Monitors. I should have done this years ago. For my first set of IEMs, the KZ ZS10 Pro 2 are fantastic. Excellent sound. Great fit. My only issue was the cable length. I'm 6'4" and there is not enough slack from my belt pack to my ears. So, I purchased a short extension cable. Problem solved. The price is ridiculously low for the quality of the product. I have used them for two 3-hour shows. Highly recommend.

I recently purchased the pro 2 after having the zs10 pro for years. Problems I have with the new model is that there's no bass, the volume is significantly lower and the highs are too harsh and could potentially give me hearing damage. I've tried adjusting the tuning keys and nothing changes. There's no sub bass and sounds way too sharp. I've even tired an upgraded cable to see if that could work and it didn't. Not worth it for 56$ I'd rather have my Sound Brenner wave iems. They sound better and comes with more accessories.

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I love the quality of the product and the quality of the sound

Très bon écouteur je recommande

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As an audio tech, for IEM, the sound quality of this is on the same level as Shure SE425 (tuned 2 drivers), if you're thinking of a budget IEM that won't break your wallet, this is the one to go. There is no comparison of the size as it's the same size as 8 drives in the market, but I think the price point and the design are justified. Crystal clear for direct In Ear sound. it's a bit of sound leak in compare to the big brand names (outside can hear what in my IE) in a quiet environment. but won't affect stage performance, doesn't make any difference on stage anyways. Last words, it is worth it for beginner and intermediate performances for a while of their performing life. I'm happy with this purchase. Bottom line, due to the DD has a physical limitation, it's a little lack of sub-bass, if you're a pro bass player, suggest the bigger DD, such as the 14.2mm DD one from them. otherwise, this is a very good all-around IEM. PS. saw some negative comment regarding bad sound quality, to clarify that this Earbud is specifically for "In Ear Monitor", which should deliver raw and direct sound, untuned. If you're looking for a pair of earbuds to enjoy your music, this is totally not for you.