BASNBmaster Triple Driver In Ear Monitor Headphones with Two Detachable Cables Fit In Ear Suitable for Audio Engineer, Musician (White)

To be honest I expected better, but then maybe I was optimistic. Sound is good, but not great. Bass lacks punch and clarity and then the high end isn't super crisp either. For three drivers and a pretty large apparent frequency range, I was expecting better and cleaner sound quality.Comfort wise, they are pretty good and didn't make my ears ache. However I couldn't get a decent fit no matter what tips I tried. This potentially impacted the sound quality, in particular may explain the lack of bass.To be fair though, they are well made and look cool. The cable seems super secure and no crackling or anything no matter how animated I get when playing...An update of my original review above after just over a month of use and they now sound so much better! The tips seem to have moulded better to my ears and now give much better isolation and bass response. High end has improved too, can now hear more cymbals and stuff than I could before.Definitely worth the money, once you get past what I assume is the initial bedding in of the drivers!

Firstly, I'm a bit of a headphone junky (I have more pairs than any reasonable person needs)Secondly, my hearing isn't great (I'm not audiophile)Like most people, I've become accustomed to the convenience of Bluetooth headphones and earbuds over the past few years, but it's true that you really can't beat a good pair of wired earphones, headphones, IEMs etcWhat we've also become accustomed to, is how expensive Bluetooth headphones are - a few years ago, the thought of spending £100 on some earbuds would be been pretty unthinkable for a lot of people, now it's the norm to spend even more than thatHaving recently bought a Helm Bolt USB-C DAC (superb btw) I was curious to try some modern/recent, wired IEMs, to see what you get for your ££ - having done some basic research (YouTube, various articles) I landed on these.The packaging and what you get in the box are both excellent - I've been using the cable that does not include the mic/volume control, and that alone is really good - light, doesn't tangle, feels well made etc. You get some nice extras (e.g. two sets of cables, one with, one without a mic, and a nice little carry case etc)The earbuds themselves are very comfy, light, and to some extent block out some background noise (passively) - I need to try some other ear tips as these can make a real difference to sound and passively blocking out background noise.The sound quality is excellent though - far, far better than Bluetooth earbuds costing 3x the price of these.Even with my relatively poor hearing, they sound crisp, clear, punchy, good deep bass (without being over-blown), great vocals and separation etc (mainly listen to techno, dance music, rock, disco, 80s pop etc)And there's something quite nice about having wires again - no, it's not as convenient as Bluetooth, and especially with glasses (as I wear) and a mask, you can easily get in a tangle. But there's something comfortingly "old school" about having a cable again.I'm really loving these - the difference between even good Bluetooth earbuds is very noticeable - these just sound so much better.Highly recommended!

After spending forever looking for good budget IEM (and checking the standard shure, sennheiser ect.) I stumbled across this. Similar priced to its competitors but from a brand I had never heard of before. Being a musician for 20 plus years I felt comfortable purchasing from the known brands but after reading reviews (granted alot being from reviews who received the product free and questioning whether there reviews were biased) I took the plunge and bought them. Couple of reasons why, firstly I liked the colour and aesthetics. Not the main reason to buy something but as I play in a Trance rock band with neon colours and glow sticks these fit that look wonderfully, for this price you mainly get clear products. Secondly they were one of the only products for this price that offered more than one driver. Again not a necessary for me as such as I only have a backing track running through my ears and not a band mix. Personal preference but also can't afford a proper in ear monitoring set up.They came around an hour ago and I haven't taken them out. Fit perfectly to my ears. Just using the tips that came already on and haven't tried the rest. Even without the spongey tips that mould to your ears these are pretty noise cancelling. Cant comment fully till I get behind the kit and try them out.Packaging was gorgeous and very professional. I've been playing some modern metal and EDM through them and they sound great. My everyday headset is a BOSE comfort II so I'm a bit of a snob when it comes to audio quality. I can't really fault these at all. Not as bassy as I would like but thats personal preference when listening to music, for IEM I imagine it wouldn't matter too much as a bass and kick drum should come through nice.At present I am really impressed with them. I need to use them for the purpose as bought them for but as a good set of earphones go these are very, very good. I will update on the IEM review later.I would recommend these to anyone who doesn't want to spend silly money on IEM, I am only a casual live performer so I'm not attached to them all the time, but doesnt want to sacrifice quality and audio response.4/5 initial review, but could change in future.

Great piece of kit that I would recommend to anyone.Fantastic bass, brilliant treble, and the middle is solid and audible.10/10