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Drop 2-Pin IEM Cables

Name: Drop 2-Pin IEM Cables
Brand: Drop
SKU: drop-2-pin-iem-cables
Price: 19 USD
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Rating: 3.886598 (97 reviews)

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Jaminjaydog1

Apr 10, 2025

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Not a great fit, but great quality otherwise

My major complaint is that they don't fit on my ear, they hang out the back of my head and move around a bunch. it's very annoying and contribute to loosing a good seal on the iems. switched back to the OEM and going to use the drop ones as a backup. they sound and look great, are made of great materials, but I can't stand the fit of this balanced pair.

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adorama

Mar 8, 2025

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It is strange, the 2 pin can't used on my earphone

not sure why, this 2 pin is not standard model

Recommends this product? No

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clearkill

Jul 30, 2024

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Seems well made, a bit bulky for my preference though

My favorite IEM cable is the stock Tin T2 cable, it is a nice thickness but very lightweight and bendable and does not catch on itself. This cable seems very well made but is a bit bulky and the plastic coating is grippier than I would like. However, for the sale price of $19 it seemed a no brainer addition to my Qudelix 5k.

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shaner_1

Jun 28, 2024

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Oxidizing after 8 months

About 8 months in and the copper is starting to oxidize. Look at all the other reviews, it will happen to you if you buy these. I regret this purchase.

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Zachwestbrook

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Mar 2, 2024

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Metal body, nicer cable

Could have a longer option with a termination with a quarter inch

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ElCapoNinja

Feb 11, 2024

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Great value for the price!

good quality cable, is nothing to write home about but for the price is pretty good.

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EmptyToester

Dec 26, 2023

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So far so good

The lightning version fit my Truthear Holas. Works well so far with my iPhone (been a week or two), my only complaint is the lack of remote/mic

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LoudBrownGuy

Oct 23, 2023

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Cable turned green

Bought the copper cables, and they work well but the cable is turning green due to oxidation

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ThankfulCarp5

Sep 29, 2023

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Just buy a dongle.

I bought the USB-C version for something like $8 a few months ago and definitely wouldn't again. Decent build quality - that's about the only good thing I have to say about them. No mic built in, which is really annoying, especially because every device I plug them into thinks they have a mic (this is not true for my other headphones without a mic). This means that for phone calls I have to unplug my earbuds, which gets really annoying. Another very annoying thing is that it does not have play/pause control - my $25 earbuds have this and a mic, and they even include the earbuds! The only way I can pause my music quickly is to unplug then, which means I have to plug them in and restart my music to play again. This is very annoying, especially for quick yes/no questions from coworkers. They don't fit my earbuds well, and in fact my earbuds pretty regularly fall out. I nearly lost one on the sidewalk because of this! Overall, I can only recommend these for use while sitting down and listening to music at home. But at that point, why bother? Almost everyone would be served better by simply using the cable that came with their earbuds and an aux to usb-c dongle or DAC, the former of which would likely be cheaper too. EDIT: My new KZ ZSN Pro X's arrived, and they hiss with this cable.

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jlnt

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Jun 5, 2023

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Competent USB-C cable

I got the black USB-C version. Some points on the build:

It's a simple 4 core braided cable, not as flashy as an 8/16 core but any braided cable will be much more durable than a straight one.
Out of the box, it's very soft and pliable, but only time will tell if it stays that way.
There's no strain relief near the USB-C connector at all, which makes me concerned for its longevity. It's nothing out of the ordinary since straight connectors for braided cables never have this anyway, but I do wish this would change.
There is a cable cinch, which is always nice to have.

Onto the DAC, I had trouble getting it to work on my Android; turns out this was because OTG was disabled, so make sure it's on. Be aware that on some phones (at least mine), OTG disables itself after 10 minutes if you leave the port unused, which is very annoying, but it isn't fault of the cable itself (I think). As far as the DAC's sound quality goes, I don't notice the noise floor (the IEMs I'm using aren't super sensitive, YMMV) and it doesn't sound as low quality as the built in jacks of my various devices (though it's hard to A/B test, since it's not a dongle...). If you get the USB/Lightning version, you're probably not obsessive over sound quality anyway, so you'll be satisfied knowing that it's more than good enough. Overall, this cable doesn't do anything worse than the average, so you'll be fine with it. The value is decent, and on sale it's pretty good.

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