KBEAR Rhyme MMCX 3.5mm Earphone Cable 8Core Upgraded Copper-Silver Hybrid Earbuds IEM Cable for DMG DM6 T3 T2 T2PLUS FD3 FH9 FA9 FH5S SE846 SE535 SE215 SE315 SE425 PRO W60 IE300 IE40PRO

Honestly I can't hear a difference in sound with this cable over the stock cable that came with my IEMs. BUT I prefer braided cables because they're less stiff and don't transmit sounds when they brush against my clothes. This cable has a nice feel, appears to be made with quality components. It's very good value for the money, definitely comparable to a much more expensive Fiio cable I ordered last year.

This is a very nice soft cable that has a nice tight weave to it. It sounds great, and the connectors are high-quality. There are no ear hooks so it work with straight down connectors or can be worn over the ear. The chin-slider has to be my favorite for any cable I own, and all the connectors are a nice appropriately weighty metal, without being too heavy to overly weigh the cable down or anything like that. I highly recommend!

This is my second one of these and it lasted even less time than the first. Lots of noise, constantly losing connection to where I have to unplug and plug back in, sometimes it cuts out and has a painfully loud static noise. It seriously hurts my eardrums when it does this. Do. Not. Buy.

Great spare cables for ear buds; make sure you check the size of your earbuds. Every earbuds has it own size and model just an FYI

Bought the cable to have a microphone. The thing doesn't even work right. Tested with zoom and it's lower than the microphone array on my laptop. The cable itself is alright. Flexible and looks pretty. You should buy this only if your oem cable is stiff and has microphonics. Don't buy for the microphone

We use in-ear monitors extensively in our band and, over time, the cords stiffen and are less comfortable to wear. These serve as very good replacements. If I had any criticism, it would be that I'd prefer metal connectors over plastic, but for the price these are fine.

I got the USB-C QDC cable and to start it's a nicely constructed cable. It's thick and seemingly durable, however there's quite a bit of memory from the packaging. There's also no formed ear hooks so you have to wrap it around everytime you want to use your headphones and sometimes they just come undone from behind the ear. Lastly the dac is low quality for the price, you can find the same chip in $9 usb-c dongles. Overall it's convenient to not have the dongle and if you have a cheap KZ IEM then this will definitely be an upgrade to whatever cable came with your IEMs

I bought this because the stock cable on my Fiio/Jadeaudio EA1s didn't stay put, and doesn't have a mic. This one has a mic, and it stays in place. I'm happy. Sound quality is exactly the same as before, as expected.

Me gusta el diseño del cable, parece ser muy resistente y me gusta la construcción del cable.Se nota que es un cable de alta calidad.

Solid cable, the best of the three I've had (including and especially the actual Shure ones). The cable just gets a bit more stiff around the ears, which is a great compromise between the hard plastic and totally limp options. I've only had it a couple weeks so I also can't comment on durability. It works well, sounds good. I used it with upper end Shures.Edit: Still working well after 9 months or so of regular use.

It's like being back in the 90's again listening to cassette tapes making for that retro hiss, plus USB C's just suck for audio off a phone in your jean's pocket unless you use the back pocket

Had to replace the cables of my Moondrop Blessing 2 Dusk, was a little worried about buying this third party cable, but the build, durability, and sound quality is all perfect 👍

I bought two pairs and both had the signal cutting out within a month. Not very durable at all.