Linsoul Tripowin Zombur in Ear Monitor Cable, 4N High Purity OFC Oxygen Free Cable HiFi Wired IEM Cable, Cotton Yarn Outer Layer, 3.5mm Audio Jack for Musician Audiophile(with Mic, 2pin 0.78mm)

Works well, mic sounds clear, cable coils small to fit into my bag easily. Not heavy use and no issues so far. The cable feels nice to the touch.

I got these cables to replace the ones that came with my IEMs. Honestly, they're definitely better, no question there. Sound-wise, it's a noticeable step up. You get more clarity and detail, which is pretty much what you'd expect when you upgrade from the basic cables. They also look and feel more durable, except for one little snag. After using them for a bit, the parts that go over your ears started to warp. It's not a deal-breaker, but it's kind of annoying, especially since the rest of the cable feels pretty solid. Would I say they're worth it? Yeah, if you're after better sound and can deal with the possibility of the over-ear parts not staying perfect. Just something to keep in mind.

I edited this review after finding the cause of my audio problems, I first attached this cable to my USB c to 3.5mm female connector then to my Moto g stylus 2020 and had canned, muffled sound, the stereo almost sounded mono in its range, it sounded like a cheap microphone and worse, like it could pick up all the sounds but they all were leveled out and lacked a dynamic quality, along with a constant low noise. I eventually pressed the mic button down and the music sounded good like with my past cables, I thought maybe my adapter, which has given issues before, was causing some electrical signal confusion. I used these adapters because my headphone jack was busted, it could still play audio and connect to headphone and audio cables but it had a looseness to it, so cables did not fit securely like before, if I slightly moved my audio cable where it was connected to the jack it could easily cause static noise from turning and then automatically pause whatever audio was playing because of that. Well I connected the cable to this jack after removing it from the adapter and the audio sounded great, it had clear sounds, dynamics and a soft bass. The connector was also so sturdy that it somehow was more secure in it's fit, I could move my phone around and did not get static noise with it, it was stronger in its connection. I need to try this on more than one connector, the cable and sound is great, very worth the price, I'm going to get another one if these because how great it sounds, and I barely used it. I'm using it with Linsoul KZ ZSX 5BA+ 1DD 6 Drivers, I've had these for over a year so I can kind of tell when the range is amazing or off to me right away. Get these! They already feel like they tangle far less, or resist it than the copper cables that come with KZ ZSX drivers.

Great replacement cable. Figured out left ear cable was out on an IEM. I saw that this one was recommended by Crinicle. Connection was simple and without fuss. Sounds great. My wife said it looks cool being braided. Remember the old days where headphones would stop working on one side and you had to throw them away. Now you don't have to if they are IEMs. Just a thought.

I liked it but stopped working after 2 weeks. I got a second one a week ago I will see how long it lasts. I like it better then the grace but only if it doesn't break.

I recently picked up the Tripowin Zombur cable for my IEMs. On the positive side, the cotton yarn outer layer feels nice and durable, and the 4N high-purity oxygen-free copper provides a clean signal once you get it working properly. However, I ran into a significant issue with the microphone version. For some reason, the audio would only play at full volume and clarity if I held down the microphone button. If the button wasn't pressed, the sound was muffled or significantly quieter. To resolve this, I ended up having to wrap electrical tape around the mic housing to keep the button permanently pressed down. While this fixed the volume issue and the cable works fine now, it's definitely not ideal to have to "mod" a brand-new cable just to hear your music at the correct level. If you don't mind a bit of a DIY fix with some tape, the cable is solid for the price, but be aware of this potential quirk if you are getting the version with the inline mic.

really nice flexible cable. works clgreat so far to replace the dtock plasticky cable that came with my iem's

Tangles badly in the pocket if you aren't careful but otherwise great cable, also wears a bit much around the microphone and splitter which eventually killed it, ended up buying it again tho

I started using this for my KZ ZSTX for a while then on my newly purchased Obsidian OH1 and I have to say they’re quite nice but I’m not a big fan of the cylinder where the button and microphone is, I’d prefer if it was a squared off shape for convenience.

Ottimo prodotto. Mi è stato mandato in sostituzione del cavo originale per le 7hz e devo dire che il cavo, oltre ad essere di migliore qualità svolge le sue funzioni perfettamente. Questa volta il microfono funziona correttamente anche se bisogna fare attenzione al lato dell'ingresso audio. ( Per utilizzarlo su PC serve split audio mic)

The cable fits Zero 2 perfecly, it has little microphonics (my trick is putting the cable behind a shirt button). It is light and comfy. Microphone is good unough for my purpose.

These IEM‘s compete with others triple their price! There is not difference in sound versus more expensive ones unless you spend 200€ ones, great price/performance, work for gaming and music, ps5 and pc

I needed a cheapish replacement for the stock TangZu Wan,er headphones without spending more than the headphones cost me! Although the TangZu fitting is QDC (recessed 0.78), the standard 0.78 connectors on this cable worked fine - unless aesthetics trouble you.... It has some bend memory but is way better than the stock cable and I believe it actually sounds better too. I'm satisfied.