Piluyaa Wired Gaming Headphones IEM Earphones 1DD, QKZ ENZO In-Ear Monitor, HiFi Earphones, Bass Sound with 11mm Dynamic Driver for Video Music Gaming (Grey, Microphone)

Very comfortable headphones. The sound is loud and clear, and they fit nicely in the ears without hurting after long use. Definitely worth the price. Good quality for the money and works great for gaming or music. I would buy them again.

Sounds super good

They Ok in ear monitors. The sound is good and the hook around the ear makes them comfortable. My only complaint is that the rubber/silicon attachment is useless. It's thick and doesn't stay in place so I use them without it. I wish it came permanently attached but I'm guessing some people prefer to have the option of not putting it on and that's why they did that but I have another brand that does have it attached and it's thinner and more comfortable. They seem to be good quality and as for durability time will tell, but so far they still work fine after a couple of months. They're are a good value for the money and fit my ear fine. I don't know how a feel about them being transparent but I don't have to look at them while I wear them

Saw the many many positive reviews... you can draw your own conclusions but I thought to myself, why not give them a try? IEM design keeps it from falling out of your ears. Appears attractive and includes a microphone for calls or online gaming voice-chat. I have tried other IEMs and I noticed right away that this model emphasizes low sound frequencies but wouldn't call them bass heavy. I purchased these for gaming and not for music - so they did work, albeit not very well. The overall sound is balanced but slightly soft; I do like that the high frequency sound is not piercing or harsh, unlike other IEM brands that I have purchased in the past. I used it for video conference calls - but right away found that moving around caused the microphone to rub against my clothing and make noise. What's worse is that the wire is extremely stiff and this worsens the static noise created by the the rubbing against clothing. Volume is slightly low. Sound clarity is average. Build quality is mediocre. They are actually quite heavy. Some models come with detachable wires but these wires cannot be unplugged and therefore the wires cannot be replaced. In short, they are inexpensive and the you get what you pay for. I am returning mine as they are simply not up to the task but they are a bargain set of IEMs.

I'm extremely satisfied with these. Lately I've been going cheaper and cheaper on headphones just to try them out and see, and for the price these things are incredible. I started years ago with a $200 pair of in-ear Shure monitors. They were great but seemed expensive. When I lost them, I decided to try a cheap $40 set of in ear monitors from Amazon and they were great but on my quest to find even better cheaper headphones I am so glad I found these. The included hard case is very nice, along with the rubber behind-ear molds that clip onto the wires. These rubber pieces aren't required, but make the headphones more comfortable to wear. Fitment is great; like all in-ear monitors they include several sizes of rubber earpieces, and for me the medium ones fit perfectly. Sound quality is excellent, especially for the price. I'm sure you could get better sounding audio from headphones that cost 10x as much, but these are beyond impressive for the price. The sound is relatively flat which is something that not everyone is used to, but that's not a bad thing. I was used to cheap headphones that were 'boomy' and artificially boosted the bass. So if you're expecting that boomy bass from cheap headphones you won't get it from these, however that's easily adjusted with EQ settings on your device if that's what you're after.