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title: "KZ ZS10 Pro, 4BA+1DD 5 Driver in Ear Monitor, HiFi Wired Earbuds, Gaming Earbuds, Hybrid IEM Earphones with Stainless Steel Faceplate, Detachable Cable for Musician(with Mic, Black)"
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# 5 hybrid drivers for ultra-clear sound Detachable gold-plated cable with upgrade potential 304 stainless steel faceplate for durability KZ ZS10 Pro, 4BA+1DD 5 Driver in Ear Monitor, HiFi Wired Earbuds, Gaming Earbuds, Hybrid IEM Earphones with Stainless Steel Faceplate, Detachable Cable for Musician(with Mic, Black)

**Brand:** linsoul
**Price:** R2121
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Elevate your sound game with pro-grade precision and style!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** KZ ZS10 Pro, 4BA+1DD 5 Driver in Ear Monitor, HiFi Wired Earbuds, Gaming Earbuds, Hybrid IEM Earphones with Stainless Steel Faceplate, Detachable Cable for Musician(with Mic, Black) by linsoul
- **How much does it cost?** R2121 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co.za](https://www.desertcart.co.za/products/122691316-kz-zs10-pro-4ba-1dd-5-driver-in-ear-monitor)

## Best For

- linsoul enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted linsoul brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Custom Fit Comfort:** Ergonomically molded cavity based on cochlea data ensures secure, all-day comfort—even during intense activity.
- • **Built to Last & Shine:** Stainless steel faceplate paired with resin cavity offers both elegance and rugged durability for daily use.
- • **Precision Hybrid Sound:** 4BA+1DD drivers deliver crisp highs, rich mids, and dynamic lows for an immersive audio experience.
- • **Noise Isolation Mastery:** Blocks up to 26dB of ambient noise, letting you focus on music or gaming without distractions.
- • **Future-Proof Connectivity:** Gold-plated detachable cable with reinforced pin design extends lifespan and allows easy upgrades.

## Overview

The Linsoul KZ ZS10 Pro is a wired in-ear monitor featuring a hybrid 4 balanced armature + 1 dynamic driver setup, delivering a wide 7-40kHz frequency range with exceptional clarity. Its stainless steel faceplate and resin cavity combine durability with ergonomic comfort, while the detachable gold-plated cable ensures longevity and upgrade options. Designed for musicians, gamers, and audiophiles, it offers effective noise isolation up to 26dB and includes a built-in mic for versatile use.

## Description

desertcart.com: Linsoul KZ ZS10 Pro, 4BA+1DD 5 Driver in Ear Monitor, HiFi Wired Earbuds, Gaming Earbuds, Hybrid IEM Earphones with Stainless Steel Faceplate, Detachable Cable for Musician(with Mic, Black) : Electronics

Review: Worth it, compared to 1more Triple, TRN V80, or KZ ED16. Great build quality. - Very impressed for the price, considering what the 1more triple usually goes for, it's crazy to hear how good the more budget friendly stuff can be. With the usual price of the V80 and ED16, I'd say the ZS10 Pro is worth it. (Note: Using 1more Triple's silicone tips with a somewhat shallow insert depth and good seal. So the bass vent/port is unblocked): Really like the bass on these. To me it has only a slightly overdone mid-bass by maybe 1db. The lower/sub-bass is definitely not neutral, but it's great. I would call the bass closer to neutral if it was around -3db. The dynamic driver seems to have great resolution/speed compared to the other 3 sets I am used to (1more, V80, ED16), the ED16 has maybe 80% of the quality of the ZS10 Pro's dynamic driver, but the other two are just completely outclassed. Really nice impact here and the mids are still perfectly clear. "Bass texture" is not something I've really thought much about until hearing these but let's say the ZS10 Pro is a 9 out of 10, the 1more would have to be down at a 6/10 and the ed16 around an 7.5/10. The mids sound great to me. Treble is only elevated a bit compared to mids. I guess it would be called U shaped, but with a fullness in the mids so it doesn't feel recessed to me. (edit: Male vocals might be slightly recessed, but male vocals still the best of out these 4. Female vocals sound great, by far the best out of these 4 sets.) The ED16 were my favorites of the 3 sets mentioned, with various tips used to tame the sibilance and treble. But the ED16 had a thin sounding mid-range even though it wasn't overly recessed. The ZS10 Pro has a nice full body to the mid-range that sounds great versus the other 3. While the V80 (using tips to bring the treble down a ton) is similar vocal presence to the ZS10 Pro but the V80 is congested sounding. The highs are done really well. I have a handful of tracks that I check for sibilance and pierce; a problem on the ED16 and V80 but the ZS10 Pro are crisp and clean without overdoing it. To me it's just right, giving all the detail without any of the problems of ED16/V80, where the 1more is a bit dark even though it has extra energy in the upper treble. (again, using the 1more Triple tips [~5mm bore, about ~3mm extension from the iem nozzle] so I can't say how stock tips are because they don't fit unless I shove them in so far that the bass vent/port is blocked) Unfortunately I don't have any specific stuff to gauge imaging and/or soundstage. Comparing the ZS10 Pro back to back against each of the other 3, in general listening, it sounds like it justifies the price compared to ED16/V80. Separation seems like the best I've heard, picking out stuff that wasn't obvious in my listening before. (with the 1more Triple being just plain outdated compared to even the ED16.) -- Some extra info: I've used these with the 8-core TRN cable and stock cable, seems the impedance differences of these cables makes the highs a bit sharper on the TRN 8-core, so I've settled on the stock cable. I'm mostly running this out of a Fiio Q1 with an old Sandisk E260 feeding the Q1. Due to the high sensitivity I can hear just a tiny bit of noise off the Q1, but no where near enough to be distracting. Listening to stuff like: NIN/HTDA ('99-now), CHVRCHES, HEALTH (2015-now), billie eilish, gorillaz, audioslave, linkin park (2007-now), Oh Wonder The nozzle size on these is the Comply T400 size. Spinfit cp145 goes on just fine. Nice lip on the end of the nozzle, holds the tips nicely. Seems to sound great no matter what tips I throw on. Cheap foams, to 1more's custom foams, to standard silicone (narrow or wide bores) etc. The sound signature changes a bit of course, but none of the tips bring the sibilance or treble to uncomfortable levels and some tips even make these sound neutral to me. The pre-installed tips are pretty nice, I dislike the usual "starline" KZ tips (S,M,L set of starline are also included and are softer than the starline that came with my ED16), however the pre-installed are only the single pair and they are medium size which is too small for me. Nozzle length is nice, housing is surprisingly compact, I would imagine it fits most ears. Interesting BA driver locations of the 2 mid BAs and 2 High BAs. 1 small BA in the nozzle. Second small BA off to one side of the dynamic but close to the nozzle's base. And 2 slightly larger BA off to the other side of the dynamic, also near the nozzle base. The BAs down by the dynamic form roughly 90 degree angle with the DD. Thought it was interesting compared to the pictures I've seen of the CCA C10 and old ZS10's BA setup.
Review: Spectacular-sounding IEMs that won't break the bank - I have all the full-size headphones and amps I need now. I've never been a massive fan of IEMs or earbuds, due to comfort issues, breakage/fragility, losing them, or lack of bass, or thin sound. Then again, I never invested in any high-end IEMs like Shure, let's say. I've got Hifimans, Fostex TRP40s, Sennheiser closed, and even a new pair of Pioneer DJ headphones that are great but not super comfy, alas. But why would I need more headphones or an IEM? I wasn't going to pull the trigger, no matter what. I'd love to hear some electrostatic headphones, but I am not paying 2 grand for them. Then Zeos from YouTube was raving about these a few weeks ago, and I just went and hit purchase, no hesitation. I was confident they would sound amazing, if he was praising them, and lo and behold, they bleedin' well do. Oh, do they ever. And this resolves the question of why buy more headphones, because once you hear these, you'll realize why, and the answer is, now you own a pair of IEMs that cost under $70 that sound and perform like a premium $300 pair of headphones, if not better, and are totally portable, if you don't feel like lugging those giant AKGs, Audeze, or Fostex around all day long, as tempting as that might be. They sound like a compressed (I mean, focused and more intimate!) version of my Hifiman or Fostex's, with substantially better and deeper bass response than either. Soundstage is decent, if not massive. Detail/separation in both channels is excellent to REALLY excellent. Deep, and tight bass, Plus detailed warm mids, and crisp, rich highs, but not strident or annoying, or fatiguing, at all. The power and bass response these are capable of puts a lot of over the ear headphones to shame. I can only imagine what the higher end Linsouls sound like, T1s ,etc., as well. But, I'll take these! These also put to shame the wretched Audio-Wrecknica M50xs I made the mistake of buying a few months ago, and instantly returned to Guitar Center, after they nails on a blackboard high-end-ruined my ears and sanity after a day or two of auditioning. Absolutely hideous plastic junk, those headphones. Unlistenable. Unless you like metallic, screechy mids and highs, and NO bass whatsoever. By contrast, I put the Linsouls on, and they sounded great right out of the box. This is very rare indeed. For the money spent, these are one of the biggest steals in the audio industry currently. Hands down. The comfort level is decent, for IEMs, depending on what caps you use. I guess the cable might do with some upgrading but I'm no going to bother, it's fine for me. You can if you want to. On my Creative Labs G6 amp, you only have to crank the volume up to maybe 4-8 to be super loud on most sources. Listening right now to Dave Brubeck's Take Five at maybe vol. 4 and it sounds unreal. I had to back off a bit on the bass and power on the G6, and tame these a bit, but they sound amazing at any level. Hardly any distortion that I can discern. Brushed metal alum. outside, transparent body on ear-side. Fit pretty snug and aren't too annoying, like many IEMs. I got the basic Silver and clear version, with mic (which I have almost no use for). Are they as pretty as a Mondrian? No, but they look cool, so I don't know what people are bitching about. Cord seems pretty quality, and non-tangly or janky, and the connection posts seem solid thus far. Build quality overall seems quite good. But I would invest in a small case for these, as any IEMs are a bit fragile or given to catching, etc. They seem to be comfortable for listening at a few hours on end, if necessary, also a huge plus. Listening to tracks from Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Van Halen, Bob Marley, Sisters of Mercy, and Steely Dan, lossless or otherwise, restored a lot of the bottom-end that is sometimes lacking on even my best mid-fi planar headphones. And I'd still go so far as to recommend the Linsouls for jazz, or classical as well. The warmth and detail is present enough for it. Outside noise isolation is quite good, for budget IEMs with no active NC. There's definitely something to be said for IEMs. Now I realize what the fuss is about, especially when they perform as well as these do, it's a totally different listening experience to the already wonderful Fostex or Hifiman over the ears, open or closed, plus these are 10000x more efficient than planar headphones. Also, if you demand really solid, deep and tight bass for the music you listen to, these are absolutely the IEMs for you. You will not experience bass response with the Fostex or Hifimans like this, I can assure you (unless you EQ and amp the piss out of them), though I love both of those headphones dearly. Yet it's not exaggerated, it's just there if you need it. For portable use and just plain music enjoyment, I cannot imagine spending $55 and getting anything much better than these Linsoul Pros. I also recently picked up a pair of cheap JBL $18 earbuds, they are darned good, a lot better than you would think, but still, nothing NEAR what these little bad boys are capable of delivering. These are on a whole different level. They sound stupendous. Through the Creative Labs G6 amp, these sound like a great pair of, perhaps, Klipsch or Paradigm bookshelf speakers, with a bit of extra "subwoofer" kick! I cannot recommend these more heartily. This is $55 very well spent for any audiophile on a budget, no question about it. And, you don't need to spend another $120 on a headphone amp to enjoy them, a nice bonus. Linsoul has hit it out of the park. The 5 microdrivers will decimate you! How they accomplished it, is not important. How stonking these sound and perform, is what's important. Buy them now. P.S. Question came in today about running with these: I haven't or walked that much yet with these, but, I think they'd be ok for running or walking exercise outdoors, although totally wireless sport earbuds might be better for real hardcore gym or exercise applications, like better XBass Sony wireless gym earbuds, etc. Although the Linsouls seem to fit snug and stay in place well. But they are cabled, so there's that to consider if you're going to use them for running. For a treadmill, I would say they'd be just fine.

## Features

- 【Upgraded 4BA+1DD Hybrid Earphones &Magnetic Dynamic Unit]】As an upgraded version of K2 ZS10, the Pro features self-customized balanced armatures which include two 30095 drivers for highs, two 50060 drivers for mids. With this configuration, the sound is transient, dynamic, and bright in all respects. While maintaining the previous performance, the highs of this model is extended beyond 40kHz lt also adopts the second-generation Tesla double magnetic dynamic unit
- 【 Exquisite Craft】 The faceplate is made of 304 stainless steel while the cavity is made from imported resin. The two different material not only presents an elegant look and shimmer but also be practical and durable. The detachable gold-plated ODC cable offers fully upgradability and the limit slot protection design greatly avoids the pin from breaking and prolongs the service life of the interface
- 【PCB Dividing Board】The PCB board is added to give full play to all the drivers, displaying a smooth, sensible, detailed music experience. The ZS10 Pro overall has dynamic lows and bright resolution. It fully reflects the cohesion of balanced armatures
- The cavity is made based on large data of cochlea. lt's scientifically molded to fit the ear like a customized in-ear Headphone. Even with vigorous exercise, it will still securely fit in the ear. Comfortable for a long time wearing as well. With the design of the specia, it can effectively isolate the noise to 26dB to offer a better experience while enjoying the music
- 【Warm Note】From 2021 Sep 15th, there are 4 types of cables will be delivered at random. These versions share the same performance with ONLY APPEARENCE DIFFERENCE Please understand. And We suggest you to have a try of the Tripowin cable to get a sound improment.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07QKT3BKR |
| Additional Features | Detachable Cable, Echo Cancellation, Lightweight, Microphone Included, Noise Isolation |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Antenna Location | Calling, Cycling, Gaming, Running |
| Audio Driver Type | Hybrid Driver |
| Best Sellers Rank | #215 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #26 in Earbud & In-Ear Headphones |
| Bluetooth Version | 5 |
| Brand | Linsoul |
| Brand Name | Linsoul |
| Built-In Media | Cable, Eartip, User Manual |
| Cable Features | Detachable |
| Carrying Case Color | Black |
| Carrying Case Material | Stainless steel |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Cellphones, Desktops, Laptops, Tablets |
| Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Control Type | Noise Control |
| Controller Type | Touch |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 7,074 Reviews |
| Ear Placement | In Ear |
| Earpiece Shape | Circle |
| Enclosure Material | Resin |
| Form Factor | In Ear |
| Frequency Range | 7-40000 HZ |
| Frequency Response | 40 KHz |
| Generation | 2 |
| Hardware Interface | 3.5mm Audio |
| Headphone Folding Features | In Ear |
| Headphone Jack | 3.5 mm Jack |
| Headphones Ear Placement | In Ear |
| Impedance | 24 ohm |
| Input-Device Interface | Audio jack |
| Manufacturer | Linsoul |
| Mfr Part Number | KZ ZS10 PRO |
| Model Name | KZ ZS10 PRO |
| Model Number | KZ ZS10 Pro |
| Noise Control | Sound Isolation |
| Noise Control Features | Sound Isolation |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Sensitivity | 111 db |
| Series Number | 2 |
| Specific Uses For Product | Entertainment, Travel |
| Style Name | With Mic |
| Theme | Concert |
| UPC | 714453517847 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | 1 year |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Wireless Technology | Wired |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Linsoul
- **Color:** Black
- **Ear Placement:** In Ear
- **Form Factor:** In Ear
- **Impedance:** 24 ohm

## Images

![KZ ZS10 Pro, 4BA+1DD 5 Driver in Ear Monitor, HiFi Wired Earbuds, Gaming Earbuds, Hybrid IEM Earphones with Stainless Steel Faceplate, Detachable Cable for Musician(with Mic, Black) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61-0DcVDsmL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Are they comfortable for extended wear?**
A: Even this earbuds is ergonomic, we recommend you not to use more than 5 hours every time. Otherwise your ear will hurt.

**Q: Are these IEMs compatible with a PC's front audio jack?**
A: Yes, but: Ensure the front jack is properly connected to the motherboard. Adjust the PC's audio settings to "Headphones" in Control Panel. Note: Front jacks may introduce more noise than rear jacks.

**Q: Why do my earbuds make static crackling noises?**
A: Static noise often comes from poor connections or interference. First, check jack for dust. Then try another cable or plug into another device to rule out damage. Keep wireless devices and high-power equipment away from IEMs to reduce interference

**Q: How do I clean the ear tips?**
A: Cleaning steps: Remove tips and rinse with lukewarm water. Gently scrub with mild soap to remove earwax. Air dry completely before reattaching. Note: Replace foam tips every 3 months and silicone tips every 6 months for optimal hygiene.

**Q: I received a product without shrink wrap and with signs of use. Is this new?**
A: This may occur due to rare fulfillment team oversight during return restocking. Please send photos of the product and package within 48 hours of receipt. We’ll review and provide a solution: reasonable return or expedited replacement process.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Worth it, compared to 1more Triple, TRN V80, or KZ ED16. Great build quality.
*by M***T on April 29, 2019*

Very impressed for the price, considering what the 1more triple usually goes for, it's crazy to hear how good the more budget friendly stuff can be. With the usual price of the V80 and ED16, I'd say the ZS10 Pro is worth it. (Note: Using 1more Triple's silicone tips with a somewhat shallow insert depth and good seal. So the bass vent/port is unblocked): Really like the bass on these. To me it has only a slightly overdone mid-bass by maybe 1db. The lower/sub-bass is definitely not neutral, but it's great. I would call the bass closer to neutral if it was around -3db. The dynamic driver seems to have great resolution/speed compared to the other 3 sets I am used to (1more, V80, ED16), the ED16 has maybe 80% of the quality of the ZS10 Pro's dynamic driver, but the other two are just completely outclassed. Really nice impact here and the mids are still perfectly clear. "Bass texture" is not something I've really thought much about until hearing these but let's say the ZS10 Pro is a 9 out of 10, the 1more would have to be down at a 6/10 and the ed16 around an 7.5/10. The mids sound great to me. Treble is only elevated a bit compared to mids. I guess it would be called U shaped, but with a fullness in the mids so it doesn't feel recessed to me. (edit: Male vocals might be slightly recessed, but male vocals still the best of out these 4. Female vocals sound great, by far the best out of these 4 sets.) The ED16 were my favorites of the 3 sets mentioned, with various tips used to tame the sibilance and treble. But the ED16 had a thin sounding mid-range even though it wasn't overly recessed. The ZS10 Pro has a nice full body to the mid-range that sounds great versus the other 3. While the V80 (using tips to bring the treble down a ton) is similar vocal presence to the ZS10 Pro but the V80 is congested sounding. The highs are done really well. I have a handful of tracks that I check for sibilance and pierce; a problem on the ED16 and V80 but the ZS10 Pro are crisp and clean without overdoing it. To me it's just right, giving all the detail without any of the problems of ED16/V80, where the 1more is a bit dark even though it has extra energy in the upper treble. (again, using the 1more Triple tips [~5mm bore, about ~3mm extension from the iem nozzle] so I can't say how stock tips are because they don't fit unless I shove them in so far that the bass vent/port is blocked) Unfortunately I don't have any specific stuff to gauge imaging and/or soundstage. Comparing the ZS10 Pro back to back against each of the other 3, in general listening, it sounds like it justifies the price compared to ED16/V80. Separation seems like the best I've heard, picking out stuff that wasn't obvious in my listening before. (with the 1more Triple being just plain outdated compared to even the ED16.) -- Some extra info: I've used these with the 8-core TRN cable and stock cable, seems the impedance differences of these cables makes the highs a bit sharper on the TRN 8-core, so I've settled on the stock cable. I'm mostly running this out of a Fiio Q1 with an old Sandisk E260 feeding the Q1. Due to the high sensitivity I can hear just a tiny bit of noise off the Q1, but no where near enough to be distracting. Listening to stuff like: NIN/HTDA ('99-now), CHVRCHES, HEALTH (2015-now), billie eilish, gorillaz, audioslave, linkin park (2007-now), Oh Wonder The nozzle size on these is the Comply T400 size. Spinfit cp145 goes on just fine. Nice lip on the end of the nozzle, holds the tips nicely. Seems to sound great no matter what tips I throw on. Cheap foams, to 1more's custom foams, to standard silicone (narrow or wide bores) etc. The sound signature changes a bit of course, but none of the tips bring the sibilance or treble to uncomfortable levels and some tips even make these sound neutral to me. The pre-installed tips are pretty nice, I dislike the usual "starline" KZ tips (S,M,L set of starline are also included and are softer than the starline that came with my ED16), however the pre-installed are only the single pair and they are medium size which is too small for me. Nozzle length is nice, housing is surprisingly compact, I would imagine it fits most ears. Interesting BA driver locations of the 2 mid BAs and 2 High BAs. 1 small BA in the nozzle. Second small BA off to one side of the dynamic but close to the nozzle's base. And 2 slightly larger BA off to the other side of the dynamic, also near the nozzle base. The BAs down by the dynamic form roughly 90 degree angle with the DD. Thought it was interesting compared to the pictures I've seen of the CCA C10 and old ZS10's BA setup.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Spectacular-sounding IEMs that won't break the bank
*by S***S on September 12, 2019*

I have all the full-size headphones and amps I need now. I've never been a massive fan of IEMs or earbuds, due to comfort issues, breakage/fragility, losing them, or lack of bass, or thin sound. Then again, I never invested in any high-end IEMs like Shure, let's say. I've got Hifimans, Fostex TRP40s, Sennheiser closed, and even a new pair of Pioneer DJ headphones that are great but not super comfy, alas. But why would I need more headphones or an IEM? I wasn't going to pull the trigger, no matter what. I'd love to hear some electrostatic headphones, but I am not paying 2 grand for them. Then Zeos from YouTube was raving about these a few weeks ago, and I just went and hit purchase, no hesitation. I was confident they would sound amazing, if he was praising them, and lo and behold, they bleedin' well do. Oh, do they ever. And this resolves the question of why buy more headphones, because once you hear these, you'll realize why, and the answer is, now you own a pair of IEMs that cost under $70 that sound and perform like a premium $300 pair of headphones, if not better, and are totally portable, if you don't feel like lugging those giant AKGs, Audeze, or Fostex around all day long, as tempting as that might be. They sound like a compressed (I mean, focused and more intimate!) version of my Hifiman or Fostex's, with substantially better and deeper bass response than either. Soundstage is decent, if not massive. Detail/separation in both channels is excellent to REALLY excellent. Deep, and tight bass, Plus detailed warm mids, and crisp, rich highs, but not strident or annoying, or fatiguing, at all. The power and bass response these are capable of puts a lot of over the ear headphones to shame. I can only imagine what the higher end Linsouls sound like, T1s ,etc., as well. But, I'll take these! These also put to shame the wretched Audio-Wrecknica M50xs I made the mistake of buying a few months ago, and instantly returned to Guitar Center, after they nails on a blackboard high-end-ruined my ears and sanity after a day or two of auditioning. Absolutely hideous plastic junk, those headphones. Unlistenable. Unless you like metallic, screechy mids and highs, and NO bass whatsoever. By contrast, I put the Linsouls on, and they sounded great right out of the box. This is very rare indeed. For the money spent, these are one of the biggest steals in the audio industry currently. Hands down. The comfort level is decent, for IEMs, depending on what caps you use. I guess the cable might do with some upgrading but I'm no going to bother, it's fine for me. You can if you want to. On my Creative Labs G6 amp, you only have to crank the volume up to maybe 4-8 to be super loud on most sources. Listening right now to Dave Brubeck's Take Five at maybe vol. 4 and it sounds unreal. I had to back off a bit on the bass and power on the G6, and tame these a bit, but they sound amazing at any level. Hardly any distortion that I can discern. Brushed metal alum. outside, transparent body on ear-side. Fit pretty snug and aren't too annoying, like many IEMs. I got the basic Silver and clear version, with mic (which I have almost no use for). Are they as pretty as a Mondrian? No, but they look cool, so I don't know what people are bitching about. Cord seems pretty quality, and non-tangly or janky, and the connection posts seem solid thus far. Build quality overall seems quite good. But I would invest in a small case for these, as any IEMs are a bit fragile or given to catching, etc. They seem to be comfortable for listening at a few hours on end, if necessary, also a huge plus. Listening to tracks from Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Van Halen, Bob Marley, Sisters of Mercy, and Steely Dan, lossless or otherwise, restored a lot of the bottom-end that is sometimes lacking on even my best mid-fi planar headphones. And I'd still go so far as to recommend the Linsouls for jazz, or classical as well. The warmth and detail is present enough for it. Outside noise isolation is quite good, for budget IEMs with no active NC. There's definitely something to be said for IEMs. Now I realize what the fuss is about, especially when they perform as well as these do, it's a totally different listening experience to the already wonderful Fostex or Hifiman over the ears, open or closed, plus these are 10000x more efficient than planar headphones. Also, if you demand really solid, deep and tight bass for the music you listen to, these are absolutely the IEMs for you. You will not experience bass response with the Fostex or Hifimans like this, I can assure you (unless you EQ and amp the piss out of them), though I love both of those headphones dearly. Yet it's not exaggerated, it's just there if you need it. For portable use and just plain music enjoyment, I cannot imagine spending $55 and getting anything much better than these Linsoul Pros. I also recently picked up a pair of cheap JBL $18 earbuds, they are darned good, a lot better than you would think, but still, nothing NEAR what these little bad boys are capable of delivering. These are on a whole different level. They sound stupendous. Through the Creative Labs G6 amp, these sound like a great pair of, perhaps, Klipsch or Paradigm bookshelf speakers, with a bit of extra "subwoofer" kick! I cannot recommend these more heartily. This is $55 very well spent for any audiophile on a budget, no question about it. And, you don't need to spend another $120 on a headphone amp to enjoy them, a nice bonus. Linsoul has hit it out of the park. The 5 microdrivers will decimate you! How they accomplished it, is not important. How stonking these sound and perform, is what's important. Buy them now. P.S. Question came in today about running with these: I haven't or walked that much yet with these, but, I think they'd be ok for running or walking exercise outdoors, although totally wireless sport earbuds might be better for real hardcore gym or exercise applications, like better XBass Sony wireless gym earbuds, etc. Although the Linsouls seem to fit snug and stay in place well. But they are cabled, so there's that to consider if you're going to use them for running. For a treadmill, I would say they'd be just fine.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent value, fun V-shaped tuning, but choose your ear tips carefully
*by C***S on September 10, 2026*

For the price, I think the KZ ZS10 Pro offers a very good sound-to-cost ratio. It is not a neutral or reference-style IEM, but that is not really what it is trying to be. This is a fun, energetic V-shaped IEM that works surprisingly well across many genres. When I first started using it, the upper-midrange and lower-treble region sounded noticeably sharp to me, particularly somewhere around the 2–4 kHz area. After spending more time with it, that sharpness became much less distracting and the overall presentation seemed smoother and more natural to my ears. The bass is one of the strongest parts of the tuning. There is plenty of low-end energy, so people who enjoy bass should have very little to complain about. At the same time, there is enough treble energy to bring out small details and give instruments some sparkle. The mids are more recessed, which is expected from a V-shaped tuning. Vocals are still perfectly listenable, but if vocals and midrange instruments are the most important part of your music, there are better choices. On certain tracks, the bass can also slightly intrude into the mids. The deepest sub-bass can occasionally sound a little loose or muddy when there is a lot happening in the lower frequencies, although I would not call it excessive. Overall, though, it is a very enjoyable sound. Rock, electronic music, pop, hip-hop, orchestral music and many other styles work well with it. It is more of an IEM for enjoying music than for critically analyzing a recording. Comfort depends heavily on the ear tips. I did not get along well with the stock KZ silicone tips. They look soft, but I found them slippery, and the edges around the bore felt surprisingly firm against my ear canal. During longer listening sessions they actually became painful for me. Changing the tips completely changed the experience. With a properly sized silicone tip, comfort and seal improved dramatically. Memory foam also works well if you want a stronger seal, slightly more perceived bass and somewhat softer upper frequencies. Ear anatomy varies a lot, so experimenting with tips is absolutely worth doing. The included cable is perfectly usable. I personally prefer a straight connector rather than the 90-degree plug, but that is just a preference. I eventually bought another cable mainly for durability and feel. I would not recommend buying an expensive cable expecting a dramatic improvement in sound, because the stock cable already does its job well. I also do not put much weight on packaging or the unboxing experience. What matters to me is what happens once the IEMs are actually in my ears. And on that front, the ZS10 Pro delivers a lot for the money. If you want perfectly neutral monitoring or very forward vocals, this probably is not the IEM I would choose. But if you enjoy a lively V-shaped signature with strong bass, energetic highs and enough detail to keep things interesting, the ZS10 Pro remains a very enjoyable value.

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