BASNMMCX in Ear Monitor Headphones, Musicians Triple Driver Noise Isolating Earphones with 2 Upgraded Detachable Cables (Ice Blue)

I have had these for some months now and absolutely love them. The only downside is the case they come with is WAY too small and trash. You would have to smash them in there and that's probably why some people were complaining about connectors breaking. I immediately bought a Pelican hard plastic case (model 1010) and have always stored them properly and treated them like any high end piece of equipment. They sound AMAZING. Great bass with rock/hip-hop/pop. Great treble and clarity also. Goes loud. Comfortable. They are almost like ear plugs though. They block out much sound. It's great if you are desiring that style (block out background noise). If I broke these somehow or lost them, I would buy again.

These in ears look and sound amazing, the look brilliant in the ear and customer support is very good and fast responding.

Love these IEMs, super clear and comfortable to use. I did run into an issue with one of the chords shorting out after a few months causing sound to drop out in one ear intermittently while using. I contacted the company and Nancy the customer service rep was quickly able to get a new chord shipped out. The package comes with two chords and the second chord has not have any problems.

Ordered these and they came the next day, being eager to get them going, I popped in the non-microphone cable, worked for the first day, then sound started dropping out of the right ear and had to wiggle the cable to get any sound back. Was told to try the other cable, popped other cable in and now to get any sound I have to keep the middle button held on the cable, seriously, what good is that to anyone?!

I bought these because there were plenty of reviews from musicians saying these work well as IEMs for live shows, which is my intended use. I've gotta say, the sound quality on these is impressive for the price and I really enjoy listening to music on them. Tons of bass extension that goes all the way down to the bottom.For IEMs though, they fall a little short. I tried different ear tips and with all of them they sound very rolled off in the highs and high mids which makes hearing my vocals difficult over the rest of the mix. If anything I want the opposite. I've been able to work around it by running them to a separate channel with a 6db shelf boosting from 2k, but I'd rather something that is balanced more flat so I could use them out of the box and also save a pair of outputs on my interface.