Tripowin Zonie IEM Cable, 16 Core Silver Plated Earphone Upgraded Cords, 1.25m SPC in Ear Monitor Cable for 7hz Zero:2 Orchestra Lite Cadenza Hype4 Supermix4(2pin 0.78mm, 3.5mm)(Gold)

Cable works great and feels great too. Its a little weighty, but I dont think it will be a problem. I do think the sound quality is better compared to the cheap original wire that came with the earbuds. I dont think youll ever need to buy another wire than this one unless you want a volume adjustment, or a mic (idk if this has a mic, but I dont see one)

I’m always trying to get the best quality when listening to my music collection. I’ve just recently gone from wireless bluetooth back to wired earbuds listening on my iPod Nano and iPod Classic, the quality is better. Over the years I’ve acquired a collection of Bose products noise canceling over ear headphones to earbuds, wired and wireless bluetooth. I prefer the quality listening of Bose vs Apple AirPods. I’ve been researching IEM’s and last week received the Linsoul KZ ZS10 Pro’s. After trying them for several days I was contemplating returning them and then starting looking into upgrading the cables. Today I received some Linsoul Tripowin Zonie IEM cables and they are awesome making a huge difference. The cables are so much better than what came with the ZS10 Pro’s. It’s hard to believe that the new cables actually keep the IEM’s in the ear canal better which in turn sits more flush on my ear. With the original cable I would set the EQ based on what type of music I was listening to and with this new cable I don’t even need to use EQ. With the new cable I use the volume at 1/4 to 1/3 where with the original cable I was setting it at 1/2 volume. The physical cable is also nicer so much more flexible, easier to deal with. Obviously at this point I will not be returning the ZS10 Pro’s. Hope this helps.

I wanted to replace the very stiff, very thin, loosely braided, and prone-to-tangle cable that comes with the Canpur J1&2 IEM's. I decided to try this Linsoul Tripowin Zonie 16 Core Silver Plated Cable in the hope that it was one I'd really like. I have a nice soft stock cable on my TinHiFi T2 Plus IEM's. As it turns, out the Tripowin is even better! . The cable is quite thick and is tangle-free, silky smooth in its movement (see video). It doesn't hold any memory. Loop it up store it and when you take it out it is more like a chain than a cable. All the parts are well-made and feel quality. The cable is nicely braided and doesn't separate when twisted or bent. The only way to get the strands to separate is to grip a section with your finger and thumb about an inch apart and push your fingers towards each other. Let go and the cable returns to its tightly braided form. The 0.78mm pins fit nice and snugly, snapping into place, and there's no static when manipulating the cable or the connectors. The over-ear loop is just right. The cable's gold color is very attractive and the length, at 1m, is ideal to reach down to my pant pocket. The only area I can see that could be better is a longer strain relief at the 3.5mm plug, but I'm nitpicking to be honest. If the cable does fail in any way, I'll be back to update this review! . There's a chin cinch that actually works. Those IEM's that actually bother to include a chin cinch, many don't, often have one that is loose and slides down on its own. This one stays put. It's a nice sliding snug fit. I don't use it for my chin per se, but as a means to keep the earpieces together and avoid tangling when stowing the earbuds in their case. . As an engineer, I don't subscribe to the marketing argument that the cable affects or can improves sound quality, and this one doesn't based on a side-by side comparison! . I am very pleased with this cable (5 Stars). The price is competitive for the performance and quality. . I will replace my MMCX Tin T2 Plus cable for another one of these Tripowins!

It's of good quality. I didn't expect anything less. However, there are a few drawbacks: - It's heavy. There are multiple cores, which add to the wait. Also, the solid brass connector is heavy. - There are large brass connectors for each earbud, which are chrome plated and stick out visually. - The ear hooks are nothing more than clear heat shrink, so don't expect any permanent shaping or forming. - I got the Moss color because all of the other colors have bright red plastic visible at the right earbud connector. - The holes in the cinch piece are too large for the cable, allowing the cinch to fall down the cable rather quickly, making it useless. - The worst part is how easy it tangles. I loosely coil the cable up in a hard case after every use, and pulling it out means untangling it every time. I presume this is from the flexibility of the cable and heavy connectors. The sound quality is excellent. The Moss color seems to be the least noticeable. It looks high-quality at close inspection, and it seems to be a great value for the money. However, you must highly consider the drawbacks to decide if this is the right cable for you.

Was sent a completely wrong truthear cable in full Truthear Zonie Moss cable packaging??? Sent for a replacement from amazon so I'll update when it comes... Edit: Correct cable came and it works awesome! Much higher quality than I was expecting, and was actually pleasantly surprised by the weight. It has a nice sort of heft to it, and the metal accents look amaing. A little dissapointed in the moss color being a little brighter of a green than expected, but that's quite alright. The best part of this cable by far is it's material, it's not prone to tangles in the slightest and it's almost got the consistensy of fabric more than the plastic outer shell. It much more fluid than most cables and isn't prone to keeping shape, meaning when you uncoil it after storing it doesn't have those odd waves you get with most cables.

great cable

Feels a bit short, otherwise good enough

Awesome

Good quality. Very soft cable and good contact.

Replaced my headphones white as it got jagged ends very good purchase