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New from the renowned audio team at Knowledge Zenith (KZ), the KZ ZSX IEM is tailor-made for an excellent listening experience. Each earbud in the KZ ZSX features five balanced armatures—two sets of DWEK medium- and high-frequency balanced armatures and one 30095 high-frequency balanced armature—to clearly articulate mid and high frequencies Read More
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I have the KZ AS12 that shares basically the same outer case design and it fits without any issues.
AS12 comes with all BA units and I still enjoy it very much.
I brought another cable that costed more than the IEM.
To be fair, while I'm just using my mobile, it delivers more than I expected.
Was tempted for this but 24 ohms might not work with mobile and I'm no bass man.
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A community member
Nov 16, 2019
Total waste of money, plan to give them away, high promise - low yield.
For ~$45 these iems are pretty good, but you have to replace the garbage cable that it comes. It also took me a while to figure out how to get these fit comfortably, because of that nub.
I have a pair of KZ ZSN Pros. I did not like that the cable did not have a cable grommit on it to cinch it up and help keep the slightly heavy IEMs from falling out of my ears.
Does this model have a cable grommit? i find the phones tangle and aren't as secure in my ears without one.
i'm sorta in the market for an upgraded cable myself. ZS10 Pro is my current go-to iem, and i'd really like to pair it with a better cable. if i decide on one, i'll try to remember to post it here. :)
I unfortunately had to return these when I tried them due to comfort issues. I can wear my ZSN Pro for hours no problem, but these created a sore spot on my ear after about one hour. They sounded really good for the price though, much better than the ZSN or my Tin T2. Almost able to rival my favorite, the KXXS. Just beware of possible fit issues.
Bought KZ's "best" AS10s a year ago based on all the rave reviews online and especially Amazon. Having heard proper IEMs, these are nowhere near in the league. When people add that callous little phrase in their reviews, "amazing for its price!", I have learned to take that seriously. It may be 'amazing' for 50 bucks, but I'm surprised this is billed as an IEM. The sound is metallic even when used with of high-end foam or rubber or silicon ear tips, and the bass is severely lacking even in the "bass boost" version of these. I guess I'll stick to paying a bit more and getting proper sound.
Definitely agree with that.. Definitely KZ's best offering. I didn't like the fitment with supplied tips but I had some Spin Fit's laying around and now it's comfortable and stays put. Definitely well worth the asking price.
musicmanbbAbsolutely. The value end of the IEM market (sub $100) is accelerating at a break neck pace.
A community member
Oct 16, 2019
Received KZ ZSX today. Out of the box they sound muddy and more than a average. I will give them 50 hours warm up - may be they will improve. Cable markings are terrible, it took me powerful flashlight and magnifier to figure out what is right and what is left. Now it looks like a waste of money.
It's upgraded a little more and low.a heavy note High notes are evenly distributed and spatial. Another 100 hours or so, the low notes are stable. You bought it two weeks ago. I am in the same class as a hundred dollars in addition to the manager. talk about It's the best for under 50 dollars. I was surprised to hear zsx for the first time.