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Seriously if your after IEM’s that just work then “CHECK THESE OUT” Watch the reviews on YouTube for these exact model. I consider myself addicted to quality as a producer, studio engineer and live musician, always looking for quality first but durability as a big second. So after having the Shure 615’s recommended by a fellow artist for stage use I paid more than I wanted for the name and therefore quality. Guess what? Yeah I didn’t like them. I didn’t like the fit, they didn’t feel secure and when trying to place the bud in to hear the bass. The quality of the audio being delivered was if you let go of the buds very bright and very limited low end frequencies getting through. So using the return policy I returned them and was refunded within 24 hours. So I looked at IEM reviews on random gear channels on YouTube and The CCA 12 pro came out ahead of the market leaders Shure and Sennheisser as best buy, best quality, best fit etc. So thinking only very expensive IEM’s would be suitable for stage I took a chance on these UNDER £50 IEM’s. I was seriously impressed with firstly the fit and more importantly the quality of the sound response, without touching the buds in to hear the bass.. Clear tops, well balanced mids and surprisingly responsive low end. I can get 2 pairs of these very underrated ear buds.Thank you Amazon for the chance to switch and change without the worry of shops refusing your return and not refunding your money.If your on a budget and still want quality then try these out, check out the reviews on YouTube to see what other people think.

I rlly like these, as someone who wear glasses having the over the ear headphones hurts my ears after a while, so thought I would try these, love them comfy to wear and good sound quality, there obviously isn’t any noise cancellation with them so just keep that in mind. The reason for the 4 stars I bought these in August 2024 it’s now January 2025 and they have Broken on the left hand side, can’t hear anything out of it, but for 20 pounds ( I think I got them for 14 in an offer) I’m not mad at them!

As a cinematographer, I have been using in-ear and overhead headphones for years. These by far beat the more expensive options that I have used!They offer a great sound quality, with a comfy fit, sleek design and strong wire. They offer a great natural noise cancellation, which is needed when filming or recording!They have barely any signs of wear even with months of heavy use! They works amazingly, easy to use and fit so comfortably in the ear with different size tips for your comfort and ear shape.I would recommend these for anyone looking for a good pair of in-ears!

Hard to believe how good the sound for the price. Fit well when you figure out how to put them on and have a well balanced sound with good bass. Just buy them!

I bought these because it's getting close to winter here in Scotland, and I don't really want to wear my stupidly expensive B&O over ear headphones outside. I had been looking around for a cheap and don't care if they die set of earphones that I can wear everyday, and I came across these, and the Moondrops, over and over again. I chose these because I don't want to walk around with what looks a ganja leaf in my ear.For just a few quid more than a pair of crappy off the shelf at Tesco Sony or JVC buds, you get outstanding build quality, a detachable cable, and a sound quality that will astonish you. It's been a while since I used earbuds, so I was expecting the same thin and tinny sound you would normally get, but these are incredible. The bass is right there, and the soundstage, while not as wide as you would get with an over ear, is wide and high enough to make it feel as though you're listening to your music in a church hall. They're very easy to drive, and my Surfans F20 rarely goes past 60% volume.The isolation is very good, both in and out. At first it can be a little disconcerting, as even at low volumes these will block about 90% of outside noise, but the music is so loud and clear that it feels like everybody can hear what you're listening to. You get used to it pretty quickly, but you will have to double check every time you cross a road for a while. I put some heavy metal on and stood next to my partner on the train to test leakage, but they couldn't hear a thing, even though my eardrums were taking a pounding, so don't worry that you're that guy, bleeding out their tsst tsst tsst! and annoying everybody. With a pair of memory foam tips, they create a seal that will almost completely isolate you and the people around you from even the slightest hint of a squeak.There are a couple of slight niggles, but not enough to be deal breakers. If you listen to these with an Ipod or Iphone and don't use a lossless codec like ALAC or FLAC, they will sound a little flat, and you'll be left wondering what all the fuss is about. If you have a decent DAP and only play FLAC or .WAV, then these will open right up. They're tuned for voice forward modern rock and electronic music, so you'll get the best from them if you listen to that sort of thing. Bjork, Rammstein, Seba, and Massive Attack all sound incredible with these, but they can handle the likes of Bon Iver, Julie Fowlis, and Amy Winehouse just as well. There is good separation and no loss of clarity. The high end can sometimes be a little shrill, but not enough to be fatiguing.With older recordings they can be a little hissy during the quiet bits, but that's to be expected. You'll get that even with much more expensive units. If you have an EQ then you could quieten that down a little, but its really not that big of a deal.I won't compare these to a pair of high end audiophile cans, because that's not what they are or what they're for, but I can compare them to the likes of Skullcandy and Sennheiser buds that are roughly the same price, and I can say with confidence that they whizz all over them. I did a side by side comparison with these and my Sennheiser MX – 375s that I use for the gym, and the difference is night and day. I thought the 375s sounded OK for sub £20 earphones, but they don't. They sound terrible. There is no excuse for how bad they sound when CCA can make these for the same price.Other than the soundstaging, I don't feel like I'm losing out on anything by using these instead of my snobby high end gear, and they can be a lot more fun. They have a V shaped sound profile, meaning that bass and voice are pushed forward, but not at the expense of mids and subtleties in the music. I've seen a few complaints about mids being muddy, but I suspect those are from users with Iphones and MP3 files.If you want to get the most from your music but don't have hundreds of pounds to spend, then I highly recommend these paired with a DAP like the Surfans F20 or the Mechen M30. You'll get as close to the cork sniffing audiophile experience as makes no difference for a fraction of the price.

The audio quality is pretty great for the price - although having "sport" in the product description is misleading as the design doesn't suggest they're intended to be used for that. That said, I have worn them for a few runs - but the over-ear wire isn't rigid enough to give a secure enough fit to hold up to any vigurous activity, and nowhere does it say they're sweat-proof.Knocking a star off because the right earbud went down to about 25% volume after about 6 months, but not sure if that's due to the build quality or as above because I'd used them for exercise and they weren't designed with that in mind.I've just bought a replacement pair as it's hard to find wired 3.5mm jack earbuds with an over-ear wire, that sound *this* good, at this price.

they arent good, but not bad, the quality is pretty good so i wont say anything bad about that but the hardware is bad, doesnt stick in your ear, and incredibly uncomfortable after an hour of wearing

Great product, when I bought this I didn't expect much because of its price but this product really surprised me in a positive way.