Linsoul 7Hz x Crinacle Zero:2 in Ear Monitor, Updated 10mm Dynamic Driver IEM, Wired Earbuds Earphones, Gaming Earbuds, with OFC IEM Cable for Musician (Blue)

I saw these online with glowing reviews, and I thought "For less than $20, I'll give them a try."These things are amazing. You don't think of earbuds having a soundstage, but these have a great one. You don't think of cheap earbuds having quality, but these have amazing detail. The only downsides are the cords are small and on the fragile side, and they are a touch heavy for earbuds. I wouldn't take them out running, but sitting down and enjoying your music? Perfect.Two final thoughts, one, these need volume to shine. You don't need to burn your ears out, but the drivers need a little oomph to sound their best, and two, these earbuds are very hard on poorly encoded music, which is a byproduct of the clarity. If you're listening to MP3's encoded at 128 kb, you're going to hear it. And you're not going to like it.

This IEM is just ... I don't even know where to begin! The crispness and clarity of your music is just PHENOMENAL! Each piece sounds incredible, hearing every jingle, bump, and thud with no harshness to your ears. The bass is just right, giving you a bit of kick without drowning out any of the other frequencies. If you're someone like me who likes just enough bass when listening to music or gaming but also still wants to hear all the other frequencies clearly, you won't be disappointed. I'm still shocked at how well this IEM delivers excellent audio while only having a single driver! Gaming is enjoyable as you can hear footsteps audio and pinpoint your opponent's location. Inside the box, you have a bunch of different colored ear tips that adjust to your ear for a better seal. The cable is fine, but I would recommend buying a better quality cable if you have the spare cash. If it's your first time trying IEM's I highly recommend these!

Bass is almost too punchy. Vocals are maybe a tiny bit recessed? Treble is sharp but stays just this side of harsh. Incredible sound separation, great overall sound especially at this price point. Occasionally sounds synthetic/thin, and the balance isn't great for quiet music. Look and feel VERY cheap, especially the cable.

The Linsoul 7Hz x Crinacle Zero:2 is an affordable in-ear monitor (IEM). It features Crinacle's signature tuning, offering a linear midrange and decent technical performance.The Linsoul 7Hz x Crinacle Zero:2 features a sound signature that leans towards a balanced and neutral profile, with a focus on clarity and detail. It offers a linear midrange, ensuring vocals and instruments are well-represented, while the bass is present but not overly emphasized. The treble is tuned to avoid harshness, making it suitable for extended listening sessions. This tuning is designed to appeal to people who prefer a natural and accurate sound reproduction.Although this IEM has good comfort and sound quality, it has some drawbacks, such as being slightly bass-light and having a cable that feels flimsy.This does come with small and large bore tips in S/M/L.It’s a great option for those seeking a budget-friendly IEM with a thoughtful sound signature.

BRO! I would go as far to say, these are UNDERPRICED. Period. They just sound so good, a really fun sound signature and a great change of pace for me.Have a bit of a V shaped sound, good bass and separation.Build quality is pretty good, sound is stellar, stock tips work well, the cable..? ehhhh but come on this thing is $20!I find myself reaching for these over my Blessings when I'm in the mood for them, great to carry around with you.

Great feel, nice mechanical feature set, and good highs, but I found the bass and lower mids lacking.Very clear highs with excellent detail at the price point when I got them. The bass response, however, seemed to be on vacation. Compared to my Crinacle Zero REDS, which is a higher price point, you'd never guess they're Crinacle branded.If you have a use case that does not need bass response then these are a decent value. The feature set is also good with removable cables and a variety of colorful ear tips and good fit around the back of the ear to stay in place. I initially hated these, then decided I was being unfair, kept trying to like them, and eventually tossed them in a bag to give to somebody in need because i kept taking them out after a few minutes of use. It is possible the bass response is missing because of the way they fit my ears (which seems completely normal to me in fairness), but I can't give 4 stars to something that seems so lacking in part of the frequency range.The packaging was attractive, and the feel is of quality. I would be very comfortable using these for audio books or other spoken word content, but they don't work for me with music.

You've probably watched reviews of these before buying. They're cheap and sound acceptable. They're not the best in the world, but they do the job for the discerning customer on a budget. I'm using them right now.

For $22, the sound you get is detailed and crisp.Worth it