KZ ZS10 PRO X Upgraded 1DD+4BA Hybrid Driver HiFi in Ear Earphones

Just get it! Stop playing around. This is one of those that you didn't know you needed. Level up the cable. Tweek your DAP settings to your liking if it has an equalizer and your all set. For me it fits around my eye glass frames without issues. The tips are a bit hard but I have so many that I'll give them a go. They only became a noticeable after about 4 hours of wear. Quality wise, it is build solid. Small but the sound is great. I adjusted my EQ to my tastes and loving this product and I don't have to raise the volume as much as I did with the bluetooth buds. Ive lost so many bluetooth buds so now I refuse to buy them. These are not as versatile unless you get an adapter to USB-C to use with your phone.

I'm a lead guitarist in a worship band and use these as in-ear monitors on stage. I've been through no less than 2 pairs of Fender FXA7's in 3 years which literally cost 5x more!! In each case one of the speakers simply stopped working. After the first pair broke I purchased a second pair of Fenders and the Linsoul KZ ZS10 PRO's as a backup and while the sound quality was almost on a par with the Fenders, they were quite heavy and little bright, resulting in some ear fatigue during long sets. After my second pair of Fenders broke I was exited to find that the KZ ZS10 PRO had a new upgraded model - Linsoul KZ ZS10 PRO X. I must say the upgrades are fantastic! On paper they're only a few grams lighter but it makes a huge difference in the feel, best of all are the sound upgrades which offer a wider frequency response. The ear fatigue I experienced with the previous generation is now a thing of the past. The sound mix when playing is unbelievably clear and precise, even compared to the Fenders which could get a bit muddy. Bottom line, these are a huge improvement over the top of the range Fender in-ear monitors which cost 5x more! Well done KZ!

Edit: My apologies to Linsoul for my initially poor review for what was my fault the whole time. First I'll say that there was actually nothing mechanically wrong with these IEM's. It turns out that what was actually happening was that there was a build up of ear wax on enough of the metal mesh covering the sound tube. I looked for directions online to how to clean IEM's but it turns out that needs all sorts of one off tools specifically for the job. So I did it myself (Do not recommend trying without doing your research) which resulted in the sound volume and quality being restored to like it was out of the box. Do yourself a favor and remember to clean your IEM's REGULARLY! It'll save you lots of trouble down the road. Another thing I wanted to add on because of the reviews from others that I had seen in regards to sound tone and quality. You have to bear in mind that IEM's are specifically tuned from the factory. So you might have to try out a few to figure out what sound you really want. You can also find a boatload of info on sound profiles in a quick google search, so I do really recommend doing your research if you're looking to only buy one IEM and be done shopping. OLD REVIEW: I got these IEM's right around new years. Initially I was over the moon about them. They were comfortable to wear for extended periods of time, the sound quality was much better than my gaming headset I spent twice as much money on, and the bass was just perfect for me. Fast forward to now after a solid 3 months of almost 4-8 hours a day, the right driver is almost completely dead. I thought I was having hearing issues at first but the right driver just kept getting quieter and quieter by the hour, to the point where it's basically an ear plug now. I'm considering replacing with another pair but I'm leaning towards just looking for a different manufacturer all together because I don't want to end up in a cycle of spending $200/year ($50 every 3 months) just to have decent IEM's.

So I bought these to replace a 9 year old pair of Linsoul Tin t2's that finally decided they didn't want to work any more, well they work but it's getting spotty. I thought I would give these a chance, price wise they are comparable to what I paid for the T2's so why not. Tried them out over the weekend back to back with the T2's on a couple of songs. These seem to offer more range and detail vs the T2's as well as more volume at the same same volume setting. Overall I quite like them. The exterior is a big plasticky but they look quite nice. The fit is comfortable, these are daily work IEM's for they are in almost 8 hours a day, which can be a problem for some people due to different ear shapes. The cord IS a bit on the short side, but I use them with a 3.5mm extension cable I used with the T2's. If you are looking for a nice pair of IEM's that won't break the bank it's worth the $50 give or take gamble. No the only question is will they last as long as the T2's? Which I treated like crap hucking them on a hard wood desk and dropping them on the floor.

To preface, these are my first IEMs. I didn't expect much from them. I'm a headphone guy, Currently in my lineup I have Dekoni Blue(fostex t50rp mk3), Philips Fidelio X2hr, Vmoda m100, and I have owned the Beyerdynamics dt990 Pro 250 ohm, and a bunch of sub $200 Sennheiser headphones. These KZ ZX10 Pro X blow them all out of water. Every single one of them. I have run everything off of my Mayflower Arc DAC/AMP amp(the ZX10 doesn't need them, but I have it so why not). Compared to all of the headphones I have owned, these have the most detail, clarity and smooth pleasurable bass. I can hear every single instrumental individually. I listen to a lot of Lofi, and just the first few times of wearing them I had to do a double take an pull out my current stock of headphones, I was hearing raindrops, puddles, crinkling and a bunch of other subtle aspect of every lofi song that I have never heard before. It blew my mind what I was missing. Tried listening to my Dekoni Blue after and I just couldn't. Everything sounded so muddled together. I actually only bought these because headphones were starting to make my chronic neck pain worse, so when I realized they were better than all the headphones I had it was a no brainer to pretty much use them as my daily driver. I can wear them for hours and hours without any ear fatigue, they pretty much require next to no power from an amp, but giving them power allows you to fine tune the volume which is great. The fit is perfect, literally like it was made for my ears, its a perfect seal. If they were waterproof I could go scuba diving with them on and no water would get into my ear. I usually throw on all my music while coding, working and doing HW and these have just been a super pleasant surprise. If I could give it higher than 5 stars I would. To end, I wonder what other IEMs are this detailed and smooth sounding. I do hope these last a long time. Hope this review helps someone.

upgraded to this model .... so glad I did has great sound , good bass and clear music including highs and lows , very comfortable to wear . I opted to purchase the foam ear tips to give a snug ear fit also have option to change back to silicone that come with it ... 👍👍

I've been using these for <6 months now and I can say that I'm pretty sure the performance per cost is amazing on these. They are a bit bulky (won't work for everyone), however the fit worked for me once I bought aftermarket replacement cables and earpieces. That said, the mesh on one of them got warped when installing them making me question the build quality. The sound quality for a IEM is great! The cord is SUPER short; you will most def want to get a replacement cable at the time of ordering these.

TLDR: These upset me because they sound better than multiple sets of $400 headphones. I've only had these for a day but wow. They sound better than my M&D MW65, Sennheiser Momentum 4 (and 3), Status Between Pro (which were my reference for years) and many more. These are literally the best sounding audio I have yet to hear and they were $55. That alone warrants 5 stars. My only gripe is - why did KZ make the cheaper ZSN and even the ZS10 Pros look SO MUCH BETTER. Seriously whyyyyyy. Why make your lower end products look so premium and give these such a boring mattle black look! It frustrates me the beautiful chrome gold ZSN cost half this price and look miles better. Why not offer such a beautiful finish to these! KZ your supposed to make your more expensive products look nicer - not worse than your budget ones!!! These would literally be perfect but man it bothers me that a $25 pair by the same company looks so much better. Seriously tho some incredible sound. 10/10 recommend just please give us more premium colors like your cheaper models:)

the built is sturdy The cable is strong Aesthically very good But..the sound from it bleeds I used it as monitor with my focusrite and it sounds very harsh I used it with D PLENUE mp3 player and it was little bit ok So the end result is that i didnt like its sound My head phones which are less than half of its price sounds better

Disfruté mucho al probar estos audífonos para mi tienen un sonido balanceado quizá un poco más enfocado en los bajos pero todo se oye muy claro. Los usé por mas de 2 horas y no me calaron se ajustan bien dentro del oido sin lastimar ni tener que estarlos ajustando frecuentemente. Los recomiendo ampliamemte.

PIENAMENTE SODDISFATTO

I‘m musician and audiophile with a lot of experience recording and listening to music on professional studio monitors and hi-end speakers/headphones. But this little headphones really impressed me with natural engaging sound and spacious representation. The only downsides are that they are tuned V shape, so EQ is needed and resolution is not enough for listening to dense mixes/music. But for the price - clear recommendation.

First of all, I feel like 10 years ago, in-ears with this quality of sound balance would cost ~600$, if not more. They have a little bit of a 4 db peak at 8khz, but even this is a very minor fix with an EQ, plenty of well controlled low sub-bass. Used them on a FiiO E10k (first gen), sound lovely, no distortion, very detailed sound. Build quality seems more than adequate for the price, and they feel comfortable. The wire feels average but features a wrap around sleeve for the ears, and is easily replaceable if it ever breaks, quite inexpensive to fix. Greatly Recommend.