KZ - ZSX Pro

Wan'er is a safe pick, zs10 pro 2 can get a bit spicy/hot but also a bit more airy and more engaging. ZSX Pro looks a bit lacking in bass and bright, though the upper mids/lower treble looks better than ZS10 Pro 2, maybe good if you use eq and boost the bass, otherwise I think it'll probably be too bright. Castor pro idk much about it it looks like the bassiest of the bunch, ppl seem to like it.

Buddy, don't go for the KZ ZS10 Pro 2. It's an outdated IEM. The ZS12 Pro X is a far better option with upgraded BA drivers, and it is available at Conceptkart. Also, you need not spend that much for a basic DAC. Ditch ddHiFi and get Audiocular D07 instead. They're exactly the same. Headphone Zone charges twice the amount for its brand name. Remember, KZ/CCA are known for their aggressive 'V-shaped' sound signatures (boosted bass and sharp treble). If you're someone who prefers a 'Balanced' sound signature then you should look towards Truthear or Kefine or Tanchjim etc. Here are a few recommendations from my side- 🔸 KZ ZSX Pro 🔸 KZ ZS12 Pro X 🔸 Rose Technics QuietSea 🔸 Kinera Celest Pandamon 2.0

It's consider a basshead iem? I want buy an iem to replace mu ear hurting KZ ZSX. I'm a basshead man an my choices are KBear Rosefinch and this Tangzu Wan'er 2.

KZ zsx at $50. The tuning is great for quiet footsteps and the iem has a qdc connector so works great with the cubilux mic cable on amazon. That's my setup for online gaming

I've got some KZ ZSX that I absolutely *LOVE*! They're in-ear monitors, but instead of just being one speaker each, like "regular" headphones/earbuds, each earpiece has either 5 or 6 mini drivers in it, each tuned to different frequency ranges, so there's an *INSANE* amount of clarity and frequency separation! Get them with a set of foam earpieces, and the seal you get blocks out all external noise and *REALLY* helps to focus the sound. They're the only headphones I've ever owned that I can't listen to music on max volume with, I have to keep it down to 7 or 8 because they're *REALLY* loud, and you don't need to crank the volume to hear detail! Those KZ IEMs are all Made In China, but like, they're the *EXACT* same IEMs/internals as you'd get if you'd buy "big name" $500-and-over IEMs; it's just the OEM model of the factory that makes them for all the big "professional" brands. The only difference between the KZ IEMs and IEMs that are 5-10X the price is the outer shell has the KZ branding instead of the fancy big-name brand. Intermally, the big brands are just KZ.

TRN v90 IEMs sound great and are around $60 USD. KZ ZSX are good too and probably easier to find