CCAC10 High-Performance in-Ear Monitor,HiFi 1DD 4BA Hybrid Five Drivers in-Ear Earphone,Zinc Alloy Shell+Resin Cavity Wired Earbuds with 0.75mm 2 Pin Gold Plated Detachable Cable(Black, mic)

I'd Heard so much about these C10, that I had to try a pair.And I'm not disappointed.These are without a doubt one of the best monitors going, and I'm not just talking about Chinese ones I'm talking the entire spectrum.Chifi is progressing to a point where they are close and in some cases have surpassed western companies.This particular pair are amazing.Lovely warm bass with plenty of detail, and slam when needed.A lovely midrange that sings to you, vocals are a definite plus here, and a treble that's rolled off but still is very detailed and extends well but never becomes fatiguing.Orchestral pieces and symphonic prog and rock sound incredible, the timbre from the instruments and strings is absolutely incredible!Add to that the fact they isolate very well, plus they are very comfortable you hardly know you're wearing them.I could listen to these all day, they are detailed yet relaxed, warm and very analogue in their delivery.To me these sound a bit like a Westone Um3x, but more refined.Now when you consider the westone cost over £300 it shows you just how far these chifi units have come.One of the best in ear monitors I've heard period.5 stars all the way.Just a side note to the seller apparently these are being sold with or without mice and not a mic Lol.

Firstly, sound quality is excellent. For less than £40, you get a package that directly rivals the Fidelio X2, minus some soundstaging. The frequency response is very similar to the X2 or Beyer TYGR 300 R, both of which are beloved as "fun" sounding headphones. You'll be very pleased with both bass and treble. One main downside is that somewhere in the high freqs you can hear a little bit of sibilance and it stings a tiny bit - this is quite a bit less than the sibilance heard in the X2/X2HR where it gets VERY sibilant on some songs which have a mid-high peak, but those who enjoy high tones from headphones like the Beyer DT770 will probably have no issue with these as the sibilance is only little.Comfort wise, these are awesome. The hook works well and doesn't feel intrusive at all, you forget it's even there. The shape of the phones fit nice in your ear and help with noise isolation. 3 different ear bud sizes as per usual, they fit fine.The build quality is really nice, the wire however is a twisted pleat style in plastic, and although it's very light and feels sturdy enough, it may be easier to damage than a non-pleated style.Overall, 5/5, I would happily pay £100 for these as they rival headphones I've previously used or am currently using for over £100, which are the best at the price range.P.S. if you're a casual headphones consumer and haven't delved much into the world of Audiophilia, these are much, much better than the Audio Technica ATH-M50X.

The first picture shows 2 HiFq B.A. at the nozzle. The second picture shows the 2 midfq B.A. and 1 bass dynamic. These have nice bass that doesn't leak into the mids too much. The highs don't get too sibilant but also don't immerse you in lavish details but there's enough. The mids sit comfortably in the middle and don't over detract attention from the sound as a whole. Overall a very non-obtrusive and smooth sound especially for a budget hybrid. I feel these have a slight edge over the similarly priced K.Z.'s. REC'ed

I read a lot of reviews about these in the past and was a bit sceptic, but I eventually purchased and am I glad I did, they sound fantastic. These are without a doubt one of the best sounding monitors going and for the price it's a no brainer!

I bought these earphones for my daughter as she wanted something better than her stock phone earbuds.The build quality is superb. The packaging is strong.The sound these produce for the price is excellent. They are bright without being over the top and the bass is controlled at the bottom end and punchy further up.All in all, these sound great and look great for the money.