CCA CRA in Ear Monitor Headphones, Ultra-Thin Diaphragm Dynamic Driver IEM Earphones, Clear Sound & Deep Bass, Wired Gaming Earbuds with Tangle-Free Detachable Cable for Singer Musicians Drummers DJ

Why did you pick this product vs others?:For the price these are some awesome earbuds, and can compare to my WF-1000XM4s. Cable is kind of jank but for the price you can just get a new one

my bf can’t hear anything i’m saying bro. i have to snatch the damn headphones out of his ears

Sound quality is good but had to rebuy these due to my first ones breaking after four month. The earbuds also lose their grip and can possibly get stuck in your ears.

This is my 2nd set of monitor headphones and I love them when I DJ. I don’t have to carry them large earmuffs and then have some one come and try to mix

I love them the noise cancelling is awesome, sound is perfect and they are lightweight and they are comfortable to wear for a few hours without hurting. One issue is I wish the cord had a mic built in and that they were able to connect via Bluetooth of the cord. I prefer to use a corded mic since I have a hard time talking loud enough for the ones without a cord to pick up my voice. Obe thing its hard to see which is the left ear and right ear unless you mark it somehow. Thy are marked with the R&L just hard to see since the color they use blends in so well.

They’re a good pair of IEMs and they protect my ears when practicing with my band. Nothing too special with them and no downsides. They get the job done.EDIT: After a couple to few months of use, the volume in the right side of the IEMs is way lower than the volume in the left side. Kinda bummed out by this. They were good while they worked. I moved my rating from 4/5 to 3/5.

Literally the best sounding anything under $200 that I've heard. Screw Beats, these are where the bass is at, and everything is clean. Audiophiles will turn their noses up and probably talk about stage and image(which I still think can only be better than these above the $150 price range), but if all you care about is a proper frequency response (no sounds missing, too loud, or too quiet) and a FAT bass response that's also clean, these are the buds/IEMs for you.Even better if you have an equalizer app and can add 3db of bass to the 30hz range and do a couple tiny tweaks in the 3khz to 5khz range to smooth out the squiggle in the response graph that Crinnacle posted.Offsetting most of the frequency response to be 3db (in comparison) quieter than the already abundant bass just perfects the sound of these. I can turn my phone up all the way and nothing distorts and I barely have any fatigue after 20 minutes of listening. Tuned this way, I can also listen to them 2 or 3 clicks down from max basically all day.

I moved from wireless headphones to IEMS recently from a few friends that recommended these.As a musician that have used High end IEMS for performance and shows, I was very skeptical on the quality and the sound that would come from these. After reading the reviews I pulled the trigger on these and got them. Paired them with a cable extension to my Pc and I am absolutely surprised at how great these sound. For the price the drivers inside these IEMS really put out some work, the unit gives a great seal with the ear tips that were included inside the box. The cable is hassle free and durable. I am pleasantly surprised at how great these fit around my ears and the comfortability using them in long gaming sessions. Bass is great, highs and lows are really good as well, from playing music to video games, to editing videos, and much more these are definitely a great bang for your buck if your looking for good quality IEMS and good sound. These are definitely not on par with any professional IEMS that are used for specific professional purposes, but Id take these to a gig, or run them in practices if im not using them on a pc as a back up. !