Fanmusic TRUTHEAR x Crinacle Zero Earphone Dual Dynamic Drivers in-Ear Earphone with 0.78 2Pin Cable Earbuds (Zero)

I had a Razer Blackshark V3 Pro or whatever they are called and wanted IEMs so I didn't get headphone hair and they're far cheaper than new headphones anywayFirst impressions, audio is fantastic, no complaints at all, great for games, music, YouTube, etc.They are like lightweight but feel durable too which is great.In terms of comfort and fit, they are sort of aching my ear but nothing awful but I also have sore ears at the moment anyway so may just be that. They fit nicely thoughThese are great value for money and just a great product in general! I also love the design too!

I've been using these IEM's for almost a year now, and I can't recommend them enough. I use them for gaming, watching movies/YouTube, listening to music, and talking with friends in video/voice calls, and the sound is always flawless.I had used Steelseries Pro headphones before, and always had issues. I saw these IEM's get recommend by professional gamers, and I was sceptical of how good they could be, especially because of the much cheaper price of headphones I had previously, and other headphones I was debating buying. I'm really pleased I opted to try these out, because they sound even better than previous headphones I had used, and cost a third of the price.I found that I had to change the ear piece sizes a couple of times over week or two period as I found which ones were most comfortable for my ears, and it's nice to see that these IEM's come with a good variety of ear piece sizes to choose from. I often forget that I'm even wearing these now because they're so comfortable.I run Steelseries Sonar software to give me different audio profiles for each of my needs (gaming/music/voice etc.) and these always sound perfect.I'd definitely recommend picking these up if you're looking for a good pair of IEM's. I'm looking to buy a second pair of these soon to replace the headphones I use at work.

I've had these for a few weeks now and I'm writing this review now that I feel I've got a good sense of the sound.Pretty close to the Harman IE 2019 Target (A tuning/response designed to be enjoyable to the most amount of people). In my opinion, it's pretty much a v-shape, but fairly tastefully done. The bass response is surprisingly impactful without being overwhelming. I don't think the mid-range is overly tucked in like some other v-shaped signatures. However, I notice some hiss and sibilance occasionally in the treble. I don't think this will be a problem for most normal listeners, but people who can be a bit more pedantic about sound might pick up on it. Compared to another budget IEM or earbud, I would say the Zero's lack the technicality and upper-range metallic/glassiness of the Moondrop Chu's, but overall I find the Zero's much more generally enjoyable and worthwhile. In my very small collection of Headphones/IEM's/Earbuds, they're actually fairly similar to the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro which is impressive given the price point. I still find the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro to have a greater bass extension and a more pleasing treble response, But both sound great.The fit and isolation are pretty impressive for this price range. Very secure and good at passively canceling out higher frequencies. However, there is a bit caveat to this. I've seen some people refer to these as "gapers" and they aren't wrong. The nozzles are a bit chunkier than some other IEMS. I've had to use the smallest tips provided and still have some very mild pressure within my ear. I believe I have relatively large ears so bear that in mind if you feel you have smaller ears. The plus side is that these stay in very securely and keep noise out.I've been using these mostly at my desk for gaming and listening to music. What's funny is I genuinely find myself reaching for these more than my Hifiman Sundara. I don't like hearing the clack from my keyboard or fan noise when playing games and open backs let all of that external noise in. Additionally, whilst the Sundara have a great open presentation, the sub-bass response can still be lacking just (I think thats just the nature of open backs).One final point that is not related to the IEMS itself. I'm not a huge fan of the packaging. I'm down with the whole weeb/anime IEM branding (I think the packaging for the Moondrop Chu is adorable). But this one just makes me a little too uncomfortable. I'm sure this is a cultural difference, but I'd rather we didn't sexualise young-looking characters. Ultimately this is inconsequential since you could just get rid of the outer sleeve. But I think it's something truthear are now aware of since they've toned down the artwork on the new truthear hexa'sOverall, great and generally pleasing sound, good seal in ear with some minor comfort issues and some uncomfortable marketing.

So I first got these because I had heard alot of good things about the quality of IEM headphones and they were not wrong I have been using the steelseris arctis pros + gamedac for a long while but I got these to try I would say they are on par if not better the sound quality on pc can be used a hi res settings and you can really hear what direction footstep are coming from in games these. This is some of the best value for money the build quality is really solid even comes with memory foam eartips and a little pu leather carry case all together they fit really nice. If your on a budget and looking for some really good headphones. There are the perfect choise