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Doesn’t have a flat tangle free cable ,, in fact the cable tangles fairly easily..the bass these produce is a little bit overpowering … on the positive side they are very comfortable…. Update , the bass is powerful ( getting used to it ) for the price these really are a great sound . and still very comfortable after using for a while ..ps I have music with me at all times . :). Starting to really like them .. and now that I do I hope they last

I’ve been using the Dual Magnetic Circuit 10MM DD In-Ear Monitor Headphones (CCZ DC02) for a couple of weeks now, and they’ve exceeded my expectations in almost every way. Pros: • Outstanding sound quality: The dual magnetic circuit 10mm dynamic driver really shines. The sound is balanced with punchy bass, clear mids, and crisp highs – perfect for gaming and music. • Great clarity and detail: The PU+PET composite diaphragm adds a smooth, dynamic texture to the audio. I can easily pick up subtle sound cues in games, which gives me a competitive edge. • Comfortable fit: The earbuds are lightweight and stay securely in place, even during longer gaming sessions. • Solid build quality: Despite the affordable price, they feel sturdy and well-constructed. • Attractive design: The clear shell and sleek look give them a premium feel. Cons: • Wired only: Would be nice to have a wireless option, but the wired connection does deliver zero-latency sound. • Slightly large for smaller ears: Not a deal-breaker, but worth noting for those with very small ear canals. Overall, these headphones deliver way more than I expected for the price. The sound quality alone makes them worth it, and the comfort and durability seal the deal. Would I buy it again? Absolutely. For the performance and value, these in-ear monitors are a no-brainer, and I’d recommend them to any gamer or music enthusiast

Nice sound stage and very comfortable and are definitely worth having as a carry around set for a phone etc , they are nearly as good as the fiio fd3 that I have

KZ Castor Bass Review: The Switches: - There are 4 on/off switches here, but they don't make 16 different combinations: - Each one is basically a filter that controls the low end or the high end - The 1st and 2nd are for the low end. They add a ~1dB and ~2dB boost starting at 20hz and tapering off to 350hz - Switch 1 on by itself adds 1dB, switch 2 by itself adds 2dB. Both together add 2dB (switch one does nothing if switch two is on) - Likewise, 3 and 4 affect the exact same range as each other: from about 300hz up to 20khz, but a more consistent ~1.5dB boost for each level across the range - Switch 3 is a roughly 1.5dB boost and switch 4 a roughly 3dB boost. Like with switches 1 and 2, if you have switch 4 turned on, switch 3 does nothing. - So in all there are 9 possible meaningful combinations. DDDD is no boost, UUUU or DUDU is a full boost. UDUD is a half boost across the range, and you can combine a half boost with a full boost or no boost with a half or full boost, depending on what you want - I ended up kind of liking DUUD, which is a full bass boost and a half treble boost. Since the mids are likewise boosted by the treble switches, it actually doesn't make things more V shaped to boost them. - I'm attaching a picture of the frequency response measurements I took at every possible combination. I unchecked duplicate combinations though, so if you see an unchecked one, it's identical to one of the checked ones Sound: - Sound quality is actually quite good, and the switches provide a lot of flexibility. - The treble is much less peaky than a ton of budget sets out there Build quality and accessories: - Quite a nice appearance, with the metal faceplate - Cable is fine. Kind of thin but not very tangling. I've seen much worse and much better, but this is a pretty standard low-end detachable cable for KZ - I like the star point ear tips KZ's tend to come with. They seal consistently well for me. Final thoughts: - This is a commonly recommended entry level set, and I now see why. It sounds good, has flexible tuning, is comfortable, attractive and has very good value. I've heard rumors of quality control issues from KZ, but out of 8+ sets I've gotten from them, I haven't encountered a single quality control problem. I think they're either overblown or possibly a thing of the past. - I can easily recommend these

Excellent headphones. Great bass!