CCACRA in Ear Monitor Headphones, Ultra-Thin Diaphragm Dynamic Driver IEM Earphones, Clear Sound & Deep Bass, Wired Gaming Earbuds with Tangle-Free Detachable Cable for Singer Musicians Drummers DJ

I'm no audiophile, mostly because I can't afford to be, but I do love listening to music, mostly metal and rock, but also lots of Asian (J- and K-) pop. I've tried several headphones from various companies, like Final Audio's E3000 and Zero Audio's Carbo Mezzo, both of which cost more than twice these CCA CRAs and I have to say, I far prefer these, both in terms of build and sound quality.First, the build on these are outstanding for the price. I love that the cable can be replaced, as that's usually the part that breaks (though I've never had that happen with any of my headphones). The included cable is sturdy and it comes with a variety of eartips, but this is where I knock off a point for comfort. None of the included tips gave me a good seal, which caused sound quality to suffer. That was easily remedied with a pair of Comply foam eartips I had lying around. After that, wow!Also, despite the heft of each bud, these never feel heavy in the ear due to the hooks that wrap around the ear quickly and comfortably, something I can't say for my Moondrop Chus.Now, on to sound quality. Once I switched out the stock eartips with the Comply foam tips, it was like night and day. Easily better than headphones I paid $40+ for. I listened to Nemophilia's debut track, "Oiran," on my Sony Walkman A25 MP3 player and a smile spread across my face. Most of my other headphones lack punch and tend toward more neutral sounds, perhaps feeling a bit technical and cold. These are definitely more fun and sound warmer to me.As I said, I'm no audiophile, so I almost never review headphones, simply because I know nothing about them other than if I like them, and I most definitely like these CCA CRAs, which are easily one of the best things I've purchased in 2022. My only caveat is that if you're going to buy these, think about picking up foam eartips to go with them.

I moved from wireless headphones to IEMS recently from a few friends that recommended these.As a musician that have used High end IEMS for performance and shows, I was very skeptical on the quality and the sound that would come from these. After reading the reviews I pulled the trigger on these and got them. Paired them with a cable extension to my Pc and I am absolutely surprised at how great these sound. For the price the drivers inside these IEMS really put out some work, the unit gives a great seal with the ear tips that were included inside the box. The cable is hassle free and durable. I am pleasantly surprised at how great these fit around my ears and the comfortability using them in long gaming sessions. Bass is great, highs and lows are really good as well, from playing music to video games, to editing videos, and much more these are definitely a great bang for your buck if your looking for good quality IEMS and good sound. These are definitely not on par with any professional IEMS that are used for specific professional purposes, but Id take these to a gig, or run them in practices if im not using them on a pc as a back up. !

I got these as an inexpensive way to try out IEMs. I have had bad luck with earbuds not staying in my ears, so I wanted to give IEMs a shot and these have shocked me.I cannot believe how cheap they are and that they look fantastic. I was a little disappointed in the sound quality at first. Everything sounds so light and thin. No bass. I used it for a gaming session recently and they sounded just ok. Today I tried listening to music with them and they do sound just fine. Like a typical earbud experience to me, but I am no audiophile. I am just happy I now have something that stays in my ears and doesn't sound half bad, and it didn't break the bank. My primary use for these will be gaming.

It is well made, feels quality and sounds great. The sound is super clear, with a well-balanced treble and base. Shipping was fast.

I compared these three budget IEMs all within $18-$24 range:The CCA CRAs (with mic), KZ EDX (with mic), and KZ ZSN Pro.Overall:For the price, they all sound excellent and it's very hard to tell any difference. A decade ago you'd pay $70+ for this kind of sound. They're all a great value.With that said there are some minor differences.ZSN Pro - $24 [Left in photos]https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07Q9LW32M/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s01?ie=UTF8&th=1- This doesn't have a mic. And MAY sound slightly better than the other two, but it's very hard to tell even when comparing these back to back. So there is no way you will notice a difference among the three when you use them. And this does come at the highest price, so while these are still excellent for the price, I returned these and kept the CCAs.KZ EDX (wth mic) - $18.50 [Middle in photos]https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BB6V5QQW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s01?ie=UTF8&th=1- Unlike the other two, this cord doesn't have the tangle-resistant outer sheath.- It has a mic, but it sounds worse than the CCA's.- However, it is the cheapest of the three, making it still a great deal. With that said, I returned these and kept the CCAs mainly for the better micCCA CRAs (with mic) - $22 [right in photos]https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09NNGSCXH/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1- This was mid price among the three. I chose this for two reasons:1. because its cord seems least likely to tangle. Although it's similar to the ZSN's cord, it feels a bit more smoother. And2. its microphone sound clearly better than the EDX's microphone.