Linsoul Tripowin Mirage 30AWG OCC HiFi IEM Cable for In Ear Monitor for 7hz Zero Dioko T2 T3 PLUS Wan'er Cadenza QKZ HBB (2pin-0.78mm, 3.5mm)

This is the cable for CCZ Warrior iem with plenty of detail not bright or harsh or muffled and a lot clearer with better positional audio, a good quality strong tangle free comfy cable ,the cable that came with them was muffled and bright sounding, this cable's exactly what i needed for gaming with my Switch Lite and Soundblaster X1!

Good quality and good sound, highly recommend.

It’s compatible with my Sennheiser IE 600. I did have to push with more force, vs the stock cable.Very comfortable, prefer it over the stock cable. Looks nice too.

Solidly built, decent length, good colour. Audio cables are not going to change the way you hear music really, not unless you're paying either a tiny amount of money for garbage or a pile of money for greatness. So most people just want a cable that is functional, looks good and doesn't fall apart.This fits all 3 criteria for me.

I've been perfectly happy with the sound quality of my Sennheiser IE900 wired buds powered by the Chord Mojo2. I never expected to hear such good hifi sound from such minimal kit and I've been a hifi music fan since the 70s!I came across a review of these buds that intrigued me, mentioning this cable replacement as worth trying. It wasn't expensive so I thought I'd give it a go. And I'm glad I did! These Sennheiser IE900 buds are so detailed and musical that the improvement is clearly audible to my ears - crisper and more fidelity in the higher frequencies like cymbals and the music just generally gets more room to breathe without losing any of the bass quality or midrange presence. I assume the audible improvement is so obvious because the IE900 buds are so efficient and musical anyway - it might not be as apparent with cheaper buds.The cable's shorter than the original but suits the purpose if your device is only at arms length away.

I've only been using a few days but so far it's a great upgrade on the cables I got as standard with Shure SE215 IEMs. The cable falls more loosely giving a better fit around the ear which means the buds themselves do not fall out so easily. Can't speak for longevity yet but seeing as the Shure lasted about a month it's not up against much. Sound quality is on par.

The Sirene cable is really nice, not thick and heavy like some, not thin either, just right for me. However, there is a problem, the ear hooks are too weak and I found myself constantly having to wind them around my finger to tighten the shape but that doesn't last. Almost perfect, but not quite.

The IEM plugs really let down these cables, the changeable end plugs and wires are really nice quality, but the MMCX plugs have a lot of play in them and unplug accidentally, and when compared to the manufacturer cables they are leagues worse.Quite disappointed, I should have paid the extra for sennheisers own replacement cable.