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These are my first pair of IEMs, and did not know what to expect from them (especially since they were $20). But I have to say, these are easily some of the best sounding audio devices I have listened to. Fit and feel great and build quality is pretty good as well. The microphone on them is surprisingly good, although there is a tiny bit of white noise. Overall, very satisfied with them and would buy again. I actually bought two pairs: one for my laptop and one for my Switch 2 and both work great without issues.

Overall, pleased with my purchase. I'm new to the IEM world but I have been playing games for some time now. And during a late night search for budget gaming headphones, I found these IEM's and they are great. Budget friendly option. The sound quality and clarity is great. But I can say the cord length, like most items like these is a bit short. And it does include different tips to choose your comfort which is nice. I'm still working on finding the best fit and way to use them on my gaming PC. But so far they are great. The design of the IEM is great and overall I think these will be far better then most budget headsets. Either way, forget headsets and try IEM's you will be surprised !

Alright, so I spent some time with the CCZ DC02, and here’s the lowdown if you’re wondering whether it’s worth grabbing for your daily listening or gaming setup.Right out of the box, it’s clear this thing is budget-focused—nothing flashy. The packaging is bare-bones: just the earphones, a 2-pin cable (which is detachable), and a few eartips. But the build? Surprisingly solid for the price. The shells are made of resin, and the faceplate is metal, giving it a nice premium touch. Also, there's this little rubber “fin” that helps keep them locked in your ears, which actually works well if you move around a lot.Now let’s get to the sound, which is probably why you’re here.Bass: It’s got a warm, punchy bass that hits nicely in the mid-bass range. Sub-bass is there, but it’s more of a presence than a rumble. If you’re a bass-head, you might want more oomph—but for most people, it’ll feel full without being muddy.Mids: Vocals are pretty forward, which I liked. They don’t get buried under the bass. Male and female vocals both come through nicely. Instruments like guitars and pianos sound decent, though sometimes they can feel a bit hollow or thin, especially if you’re used to more expensive gear.Treble: This is where things can get tricky. The highs have some sparkle, which helps detail pop out, but they can also be sharp. Depending on the track, sibilance can creep in. Not a dealbreaker for me, but if you’re sensitive to treble, it might wear on you after a while.Soundstage & Imaging: For under $30? Not bad. It's not huge or super immersive, but you can definitely hear some left/right separation and instrument placement. It doesn't get overwhelmed too easily, even in busy tracks.

I’ve had these for almost 2 years, for the price amazing, my first pair of in ears and I love them. Still to this day(2025) they’re alive and well. No problems, the price once again sold me for my first pair, they sound great whether you just plug and play or you have another audio interface, they work great. The tips adjust, try them all, I do not regret this purchase. Also, the cord length you may need an extender or later on get a larger cord if your pc or laptop is far from you.

Surprisingly one of the most comfortable in-ear monitors I've tried. I was looking for ear buds without a microphone for work. Sound is great and the comfort was amazing. I have forgotten I have them in only to be reminded by the tug when I go to get up from my computer. I didn't expect this at such a low price point.

Super hi def sound louder than any other and love the wrap overear tho heavy for a 16 hour day but extreem quality and sound not recomended to block lawn mower sound as they wont stay completely in my ears but the wrap over keeps them regardles i must have tighter than ave ear canals i use cheap $10 Sonys for the mower giggles 💋 💜💚💜😜

I'm a female lead vocalist (our Prime account is under my husband's name) and have been a full-time singer for the last 15 years. When I first got in-ears, I followed allllll of the "expert" advice and spent a fortune on a pair of Shure Pro custom mold multi-driver in-ear headphones...only for them to CONSTANTLY short out and stop working because during my full-band, high-energy gigs, I sweat like a fiend the entire time. I also absolutely HATED not being able to hear the crowds with both custom earphones in... and with the custom molds and my long hair, it was a giant pain in the butt trying to take one out and put back in as needed during a song or set. My husband is a full-time, professional bass player (and my acoustic guitar player!), and he suggested these for me after trying them himself. I am SO picky when it comes to in-ears, but with the inexpensive pricetag and easy Prime returns on these, I didn't hesitate to try them. I'm glad I did! They are a fantastic option for any vocalist or musician, amateur or pro, wanting durability and great sound quality during live performances. And the extremely affordable price means less worry about losing them during quick load-outs and changeovers or damage from the same/traveling/normal wear and tear. I'll be ordering another pair or 2 to have as backups in case of any mishaps and without breaking the bank!