KZ ZS10 Pro in Ear Monitor, 4BA 1DD KZ Wired Headphone Multi Driver in Ear Earphone, IEM Headphones on Stage HiFi Monitor for Singer Guitarist Drummer (Matte Black with Mic)

I"m a fan of KZ. I have over the last year or two owned several different models. The most recent of these was the ZS7. In fact, I'd go so far as to say that both models are exceptionally good, but still different. Both are amazingly inexpensive for their sound, both are stylish and both have spectacular detail.First, let's talk about the ZS10 Pros.These buds have some great, tight, detailed bass. (Make sure that you get the correct fit) I like bass as much as the next guy, but I'm not a fan of huge, bulbous, humming bass. I want it clear and poppy. The ZS10s do this brilliantly. Now, in comparison, the ZS7s have even MORE bass! It's not quite as tight, but it's MASSIVE. So, if you are into EDM and/or Hip-Hop, you'll probably like the ZS7s better. But, if you are into Metal, Classic Rock and Pop, the ZS10 Pros may be a better pick. Now, mind you, I'm splitting hairs here! I'm happy to listen to either set of monitors.Next, the ZS10s have a slight peak (or natural boost) at around 6kHz. That's where the sibilance of a vocal or the high-end crack of a snare drum lives. Once again, that's why I believe the ZS10s to be ideal for Rap or Hip-Hop. the ZS7s are much milder in that area and sound less hyped, so they work better with older recordings.Okay, I confess, I really like the purple of my ZS10s! I also think that the ZS10s are significantly more comfortable than the 7s. My outer ear just isn't happy with the feel of the 7s and I get fatigued after just an hour or so. Not true of the ZS10 pros. They're much thinner and much more comfortable.If you want to get the most our of your KZ monitors, invest in the higher-end cables. You'll be glad you did.

The KZ ZS10 Pro is a five driver per side hybrid IEM. The ZS10 Pro has one 10mm double magnetic dynamic driver, two 30095 high frequency balanced armatures, and two 50060 mid frequency balanced armatures.Accessories:The ZS10 Pro comes in the typical KZ white box. The included cable is the typical KZ bronze 0.75mm 2-pin cable. The cable has preformed ear hooks as opposed to memory wire. The 2-pin connection is KZ's type C variation seen in the KZ ZSN series and looks similar to older Ultimate Ear pros with the protruding 2-pin female end. There is very minimal cable microphonics. Three pairs of KZ's starline tips in small, medium, and large are included in addition to an extra pair of regular, medium sized, smooth bore silicone tips.Build Quality and appearance:The ZS10 Pro looks nothing like the original ZS10 but instead share a similar design aesthetic to the KZ ZSN. The ZS10 Pro has a translucent plastic body with an aluminum nozzle and stainless steel face plate. The 304 stainless steel face plate on the ZS10 Pro has more of a polished chrome finish as opposed to the brushed aluminum finish found on the KZ ZSN. Build quality and fit and finish is excellent all around with no noticeable gaps or sharp edges. The metal face plate is held on by Torx T2 screws. The nozzle does have a lip to secure tips more tightly. The only con I found was the presence of glue residue on the left side nozzle but it was easily removed.Fit and Comfort:The fit for me is decent. It doesn’t fit as snug and secure as I would have liked but thankfully, they are light enough to stay put when moving around, and are comfortable enough to not cause any discomfort during extended wear. The IEMs do have a noticeable heft when you first pick them up but I don't notice it when worn. I have small ears so the fit and comfort will vary from person to person depending on the anatomy of your ear. For me, the preformed ear hooks are more comfortable than memory wire so that's a plus.Sound Quality:The bass has good extension and has good punch that's well controlled so they don't sound bloated or boomy. Mids are very smooth and clean allowing vocals to sound clear and natural sounding. The mids are also more forward sounding compared to its predecessor. There is no harshness or sibilance in the treble. Although relaxed, the treble is clear and detailed, allowing cymbals to sound crisp and precise. It strikes a good balance between being too bright or too dark. However, due to their warmth, trebleheads may be disappointed. Soundstage and imaging is very good which provides a good sense of space and allows the music to envelop you. Instrument separation is good with ample space between and no sense of congestion.When comparing to the KZ ZS7, the ZS7 has more sub bass punch which should satisfy bassheads more. The mids are similar between the two, with vocals on the ZS7 sounding slightly more forward. There is more treble presence in the ZS10 Pro with a touch more sparkle and air compared to the ZS7. Soundstage on the ZS10 Pro is noticeably larger than the ZS7. Instrument separation and detail retrieval is also slightly better on the ZS10 Pro. Sound isolation is a little bit better on the ZS10 Pro as well. Overall, the ZS7 has a more intimate soundstage, with more low end impact and provides a more visceral experience. The ZS10 Pro on the other hand, are more laid back, with a more airy, expansive sound.There's a lot to like about the ZS10 Pro. They sound great; they look and feel premium; they're reasonably priced. Definitely recommended.

First off, I ordered them last night and they were on the porch at 7:00 this morning.This is my first set of studio monitors with balanced armature and planar magnetic drivers, and for the money, the sound quality is astonishing. You can spend hundreds for in ear monitors and thousands for over the ear, but I can't imagine you would get your money's worth unless you demand overdriven bass .The bass out of the box is average but the mids and highs are astonishingly clear without being muddy or tinny respectively. I can hear subtle atmospheric fills, and finger noise on fretboards that I've never heard before.They are a compromise between over the ear headphones and traditional earbuds with the drivers and electronics located outside the ear, sending the sound through a literal pipe into your ear canal. It comes with medium silicone tips installed and both a small and large set in the box. There are OEM and other brands of tips in silicone, memory foam and more out there if they wear out.

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