Reddit mentions of Linsoul KZ ZS10 Pro 4BA+1DD 5 Driver in-Ear HiFi Metal Earphones with Stainless Steel Faceplate, 2 Pin Detachable Cable (with Mic, Black)

Just a quick comparison to these chi-fi IEMs everyone’s been crazy about (at least for this price range)

Tin Audio T2: Amazon link

Won’t really say much about these (plenty reviews online already). To me, it is basically a neutral sounding IEM, which is always nice, since I can hear details in my music, and still hear it comfortably even as the volume gets higher .

KZ ZSN Pro: Amazon link

Fit: 5/5, Soundstage: 3.5/5, Overall sound: 3/5

Pros:

• Relatively Cheap (like $5 cheaper on AliExpress too if you don’t mind waiting)
  
• Most comfortable out of all 3 KZ IEMs here
  
• Has that fun V shape KZ IEMs have
  
• Punchy bass (almost similar to the ZS10 Pros)
  
  Cons:
  
  
• Harsh highs
  
• Can’t comfortably listen on higher volume without hurting my ears
  
• Level of detail for music seems to low for me (you hear it but you can tell it isn’t supposed to sound like that, or harsh)
  
• Accessories that come with it are terrible
  
  Picture
  
  Like I mentioned, the bass is good, definitely v shaped . Though because of the harsh highs you are forced to decrease the volume which makes the bass suffer, so you can’t really have both at the same time .
  
  KZ ZS7: Amazon link
  
  Fit: 2.5/5, Soundstage: 4.5/5, Overall sound: 4/5
  
  Pros:
  
  
• The sound is a lot more bearable compared to most KZ IEMs (not much ear screeching highs)
  
• They look like the more expensive Andromedas (lol)
  
• Probably the most well rounded one out of the three KZ IEMs here
  
  Cons:
  
  
• I prefer punchy bass
  
• Fit isn’t really that amazing . Can’t lie down with them unlike the ZSN pro and the ZS10 Pro
  
• Accessories that come with it are terrible
  
  Some pictures
  
  The ZS7 really reminds me of the ZS6, from the looks and sound . Of course, except for the ear screeching pain, so you could listen to it with higher volume . Also, the bass is amazing . As I mentioned, I would describe is as a little more boomy than punchy, which some people might like and prefer .
  
  KZ ZS10 Pro: : Amazon link
  
  Fit: 4/5, Soundstage: 4/5, Overall sound: 4.2/5
  
  Pros:
  
  
• Overall sound is great and fun
  
• Soundstage is amazing, especially with high quality music
  
• Bass is punchy and very present
  
• Comfortable on my ear
  
• Looks pretty high end (also helps when it’s not sticking out too much out of your ear, see tip below)
  
  Cons:
  
  
• Get’s a bit harsh when at higher volumes, but kind of circumvents it by being pretty good at above medium volume (nothing lost basically, no reason to go higher than 75-80% with these)
  
• Accessories that come with it are terrible
  
  Some pictures
  
  The ZS10 Pros really blew me away . I was actually listening to one of the tracks I use to compare bass, and I was just done listening to the ZS7’s and forgot I was in the middle of the song . So when I played it, it kind of gave me a little scare, since I haven't heard this much bass on IEMs in a while .
  
  TLDR: Tin Audio T2 is well rounded and neutral . ZSN Pro is very comfortable, but harsh like any KZ IEM, ZS7 is fun and has boomy bass, and the ZS10 Pro is also fun and has punchy bass (like the T2’s but V shaped I would say) . Would put the ZS7 and ZS10 Pro on equal footing . I guess it depends on which type of bass you enjoy the most, but the ZS7 is objectively better in general (even though I still prefer the ZS10 Pro) .
  
  IMPORTANT TIP:
  
  I really recommend using memory foam eartips with these IEMs . I also recommend pushing the eartips further into the IEMs . Here is what I mean (Use some cloth to pinch it and twist it down, so you don't ruin the eartips) . If you do this, I find that the IEMs sit more flushed in your ear, so it doesn’t protrude and look ugly . It also makes the sound better (In my opinion), since the driver is a lot closer to your ear and it’s a more snug fit so it makes the bass shakier .
  
  I know the impressions aren't really that thorough . So if you guys have more questions, ask away . Like sound comparison and etc . Was just a short pros and cons impression post for me, but I will try to help to the best of my ability to answer any questions if you have any .

There's a lot of questions, like what matters to you(sound quality, battery life, sweatproof)? What's your definition of budget($30, $50, $80)? Do they have to be fully wireless or is a connecting cable fine? I can't comment them personally but my plan is to get KZ ZS10 Pro and a Bluetooth cable (c-pin version for the zs10 pro) or tin t2 (would need mmcx connector).

I can recommend some headphones, but I should point out a pair of earbuds that are better than most $200 studio-grade headphones, and have a nice microphone.

https://www.amazon.com/KZ-ZS10-Linsoul-Earphones-Detachable/dp/B07QKT3BKR/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&linkCode=sl1&tag=zeos-20&linkId=3eb9fb8a8704b2934241ef4a7704f715&language=en_US&th=1

I may get laughed at for suggesting you go with earbuds, but again, they're very high quality, and don't have the obnoxious issue of ear and head fatigue like a lot of gaming headphones have.

If you don't want those, and would prefer headphones, then my advice is stay away from "gaming" headphones. Get something more legitimate. Gaming stuff generally sucks and is overpriced.