TRUTHEAR x Crinacle Zero: Blue 2 Dual Dynamic Drivers in-Ear Headphone with Detachable Cable (3.5mm+mic Cable)

I've bought these as a replacement for my Klipsch X11, which finally broke, and they are quite middle-of-the-road ok. * Sound quality: Acceptable, especially for the price, but lack some clarity * fit: too big for me. The openings of the headphones themselves are very big, especially compared to my (admittedly tiny) previous headphones, and with the tips, they feel noticeable in my ear canal and get uncomfortable after a while. I think in the long run, I would prefer headphones with smaller openings for a more comfortable fit. I also find the over-ear design of the wires works only moderately well for my ears: the curve is too big, so that they keep falling off my ears and then pull on the headphones, which isn't ideal. * durability: They seem quite durable. I'm not gentle on my headphones, and especially the cables have always been a weak point for me. I like that the headphones are detachable and so the cables can be replaced, which should extend their lives considerably. The cables themselves seem sturdy and durable, and so far I've not had an issue. They do occasionally tangle, but not as badly as other headphones I've had. Overall, would recommend unless you have small ears. For the price, they're quite good quality and durable.

I've only had these for a couple of days so far, but I'm honestly very impressed with the sound quality. I got the no-mic version, and using the 5 ohm adapter that comes with the IEMs, the bass is superb while still having extremely clear highs. Nothing sounds muddy or drowned out. One thing I really like is the volume control. Low volume is actually low, and high is high. There isn't some crazy jump where one click is too quiet and the next is blowing your ears out. It's a nice smooth, gradual increase. I typically listen to music while I work, so I'll wear these for a few hours at a time. They come with multiple sets of ear tips for different ear sizes, so I was able to find a set that fits me perfectly. The cable also curves around the back of your ear, which I really like. Instead of the IEM relying entirely on the fit inside your ear to hold itself up, the cable gently rests over your ear and takes some of that stress off. For me, that makes them much more comfortable when wearing them for long periods of time. The design itself is also really cool. One thing I do want to point out, though, is that the earbuds being detachable from the cable does not mean they're Bluetooth. They're still wired headphones. I could definitely see someone looking at the pictures and getting confused about that. My biggest complaint so far is the cable length. The included cable is pretty short if you're planning on plugging these directly into a PC. Unless your PC is right next to where you're sitting, you'll probably need an extension or another device that gives you an audio jack closer to you. Overall, for the couple of days I've had them, I'm extremely happy with them. Crystal-clear audio, great bass, comfortable for long periods, and a really nice balanced volume range. The short cable is really the only downside I've run into so far being 48 inches.

great sound quality, more of a modern audio signature, isolated feel, great build quality and packaging too

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As someone that almost religiously plays video games (all types but mainly shooters) these are a hugeeeee upgrade from a "gaming headset." Having used the Logitech G Pro x's for a long time the Blue 2s just blew them out the water. If you're fortunate enough to have a standalone mic or can afford one, theses are a worth while purchase and I would definitely recommend tying. To start with, they did hurt my ears but after trying the different types of buds they come with and my ears getting use to them I can comfortably game for multiple hours with any issues.