Linsoul7HZ SONUS 1DD+1BA Dual Driver In Ear Monitor, HiFi In Ear Earphone IEM, with Detachable High-end Silver-plated OCC Cable, Aluminum Back Cavity for Audiophile, Gaming Earbuds, Musician

Sounds like zero with a better driver

They sound fantastic right out of the box, this might be the first time I've not been tempted to fiddle with the EQ to compensate for any flaws in the sound signature with a new pair of IEMs or headphones. They just sound good, and they're absolutely a steal at this price. Ten years ago you'd be paying $400+ for IEMs of this quality. I find them comfortable to wear for extended periods, with the default tips fitting me best. Build quality seems solid, cable appears to be quite robust even if I'm not the biggest fan of flat cables. The leather carrying case is a great inclusion too.

Neutral sound with just a tiny bit of bass but man for the price this thing is great for positioning enemies in any fps game or getting immersed in history mode. As for music imagine the truthear hexa but more refined overall, it's got nice detail and the vocals are very forward

I have to admit this is my first pair of this style of earbud and I really enjoyed them. The sound is a real treat once they've warmed up (broken in). I haven't explored alot of music genres because ive mainly used them for 80's rock but WOW! it's impressive. These buds seem to really give life to instruments. Everything else sounds good but the instruments are what stand out. Give these a try!

Altough i already had the 7hz timeless, i decided go for this one since it had good reviews on Yt. As of now I’ve been using it more than the Timeless, since it has more bass and the voices sound more natural. On the other hand, it won’t retrieve as much details as the Timeless but i was still really impressed. They can get a bit tiring after a few hours of listening but still very enjoyable. For those with small ears i can’t tell but for mid size and larger ear size they are comfortable.

The 7HZ SONUS 1DD+1BA Dual Driver In-Ear Monitor (IEM) promises a rich auditory experience, blending audiophile-grade sound quality with gaming prowess. However, the euphoria of audio bliss is slightly dampened by an unexpected hiccup - the sizing.Sound Quality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)Let's start with the star of the show - the audio quality. The 1 dynamic driver (DD) and 1 balanced armature (BA) configuration deliver a crisp, well-balanced sound profile. The bass is punchy, the mids are clear, and the highs are detailed without being harsh. Whether you're a music enthusiast or a dedicated gamer, the 7HZ SONUS impresses with its immersive audio experience.Build and Design: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5)The IEM boasts a sturdy construction with an aluminum back cavity, providing durability without compromising on aesthetics. The detachable high-end silver-plated OCC cable adds a touch of luxury to the overall design. The attention to detail in both form and function is commendable.Comfort: ⭐⭐⭐☆☆ (3/5)And here's where the sizing snag comes into play. While the IEM itself is well-crafted, the ear tips provided may not cater to all users. Some might find them too large or too small, leading to discomfort during prolonged use. A wider range of ear tip sizes or alternative options could significantly enhance the comfort factor.Detachable Cable: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5)The inclusion of a detachable high-end silver-plated OCC cable is a thoughtful addition. It not only contributes to the overall durability but also allows users to upgrade or replace the cable based on personal preferences.The 7HZ SONUS 1DD+1BA Dual Driver In-Ear Monitor offers an exceptional audio experience that caters to both audiophiles and gamers. Its construction and design are commendable, with the detachable cable adding a layer of versatility. However, the sizing issue with the included ear tips could be a potential roadblock for some users seeking long-term comfort. If you can find a compatible ear tip size or are willing to invest in aftermarket options, the 7HZ SONUS has the potential to be a top-tier choice for your audio needs