Si presentano come il modello 2 delle zero:Blue ma l audio è pessimo, le ho prese con la premessa che il nozzle era stato ridotto ma risulta essere ancora grande, e con la qualità audio peggiorata. Read more

The new version is better in every way from the originals. I really enjoyed my time with the v1's, but as soon as I put these on and started listening, I could tell how much better they sounded. Great price, great sound, good build quality. Read more

Value for money is a gross understatement. I own a collection of bluetooth ear buds, some costing 400€-500€. I also own bluetooth and wired over ear headphones, those also costing hundreds of euros. All sound wonderful but given the price so they should. Brands like B&O, Sennheiser, Bowers & Wilkins etc. All top brands that comand top dollar. Then comes these little gems. Highly comfortable, highly musical, just a pleasure to use. I am sincerely surprised and delighted. 6 stars from me. Source; Samsung Galaxy S24, through Qudelix 5K DAC- amp. Apple lossless music. Highly enjoyable. If there is a negative its back to wired buds and phones. For music though buy with confidence. Read more

This is one of the best Harman tuning in Budget sectment. Only thing that hold them back and could be the deal breaker is TOO MUCH TREBLE. Excessive amount of treble around 15kHz is ringing my ears. I can't endure listening to them till the end of the song that contains a lot of percussion, hi-hats. The only way to cope with this set is using foam tips. But hey, foam tips is kinda not so convenient. Short life span. Maybe this set is kinda for people in their 60s years old. Read more

Being a Crinacle collab, sound quality is the first thing to talk about. The tuning and tone is interesting. I'm getting pretty warm bass and there's plenty of it. I did noticed a slight lack of low end resolution on some songs, but I'm comparing these to IEMs that are 2-3x the price. The fact that I have to use those to compare says a lot. Mids are slightly pulled back but not veiled at all. Plenty of detail in vocals and instruments in this range. Treble is forward, but not shouty or sibilant. Good control with a little bit of sparkle. Just enough to make things exciting. Soundstage is fine for an IEM, either average or slightly above average compared to other closed back IEMs, but that's not really saying a whole lot. On the other hand, imaging is quite good and there's also fantastic separation between instruments. That's more important for an IEM anyway. These are v-shaped so I wouldn't use them for any analytical listening or mixing, but the tuning is quite entertaining for enjoying music. Obviously, anything synthesized sounds great, but I don't think the mids are so pulled back that they make genres like classical or jazz sound unnatural. Now onto the non SQ things. I'm not sure who the bass boost adapter is for, as these have more than enough low end response, but who's gonna dock points for something that's included? It's there if you want it. The cable itself is mostly fine. It's a pretty standard twisted pair cable with good thickness. Out of the box, I think I'll have to mess around with the ear loops a decent amount to get it to fit around my ears properly. They're light enough to where this doesn't cause any discomfort, it just annoys me that they're not fitting as well as my other sets. Some heat and bending would do the trick. The housings are pretty chunky, but again these are pretty light so I didn't find it uncomfortable or bothersome. As with any headphones/IEMs, your YMMV when it comes to comfort and fit. I bought at launch for around $70 and these are worth the blind buy. I think they punch at a level of least double that price. Read more