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Me gusta, primera vez que compro estos audifonos, sabes un tiempo estuvo de moda de que mucho fraca-streamer utilizaban esto y bueno quise ser un oveja mas del rebaño y bueno estan bien, obviamente hay mejores por un poco mas del precio, pero bueno pa lo que pague recomendado.La presentación me gusto.Me gustaria que amazon me regale una i9 14900ks ojala lo lea algun filtrador o alguien que confirma estos post, si es asi te amo mi amor.

For the money these are very nice. Nothing like professional ear monitors but for them you're looking at $300 and up price range. I recommend these for something far less expensive and just for listening on a cell phone or tablet.

Alright, so I spent some time with the CCZ DC02, and here’s the lowdown if you’re wondering whether it’s worth grabbing for your daily listening or gaming setup.Right out of the box, it’s clear this thing is budget-focused—nothing flashy. The packaging is bare-bones: just the earphones, a 2-pin cable (which is detachable), and a few eartips. But the build? Surprisingly solid for the price. The shells are made of resin, and the faceplate is metal, giving it a nice premium touch. Also, there's this little rubber “fin” that helps keep them locked in your ears, which actually works well if you move around a lot.Now let’s get to the sound, which is probably why you’re here.Bass: It’s got a warm, punchy bass that hits nicely in the mid-bass range. Sub-bass is there, but it’s more of a presence than a rumble. If you’re a bass-head, you might want more oomph—but for most people, it’ll feel full without being muddy.Mids: Vocals are pretty forward, which I liked. They don’t get buried under the bass. Male and female vocals both come through nicely. Instruments like guitars and pianos sound decent, though sometimes they can feel a bit hollow or thin, especially if you’re used to more expensive gear.Treble: This is where things can get tricky. The highs have some sparkle, which helps detail pop out, but they can also be sharp. Depending on the track, sibilance can creep in. Not a dealbreaker for me, but if you’re sensitive to treble, it might wear on you after a while.Soundstage & Imaging: For under $30? Not bad. It's not huge or super immersive, but you can definitely hear some left/right separation and instrument placement. It doesn't get overwhelmed too easily, even in busy tracks.

The sound is Amazing for the price paid. The previous paid of IEM was several years ago from a notable brand for a few hundred dollads and these sound just as good. Makes me think the bigger brands are overcharging is. I recommend these IEM, especially at the price.

I'm pleasantly surprised with comfort and most important with audio quality. Considering the prize, it's really hard to believe how good these headphone are. I use Hi-Fi lossless player to listen to my music and I'm impressed how clear these headphones sound separating highs, mids and lows. I've been using similar headphones for years and most of them have been lacking good bass reproduction so I would have to play with equalizer of my players. For these earbuds I turned the equalizer on my player off and honestly was shocked how clear and loud (usually the case with equalizer turned off) they sounded. Prior to purchasing CCZ DC02, for the last 3 years I've been using Linsoul KZ ZSX, that cost 4 times of CCZ but Linsoul's replacement(!) cable died after just 1 year. Once again, for the prize, you can't ask for the better earbuds! Hopefully the cable is going to last longer than Linsoul's.

Genial para hacer Live

good experience

Surprisingly one of the most comfortable in-ear monitors I've tried. I was looking for ear buds without a microphone for work. Sound is great and the comfort was amazing. I have forgotten I have them in only to be reminded by the tug when I go to get up from my computer. I didn't expect this at such a low price point.