7Hz Salnotes Zero IEM Review - Budget Kings! 

Are these comfortable while sleeping?

@@mahakbhatewara3511 hi, not really comfortable for wearing and sleeping. I tried and as the body is angular they dug into the ear too much

they handle eq pretty well. add a bit of bass and drop the highs -2db

I got these iems and they are my first so I don’t now how to fix this but when I got them they work GREAT on my phone but when I plug them into my controller for my Xbox the mic turns on and then the volume on the iems goes all the way up and I can’t change it so you know how to crave this?

They are an excellent choice for gaming. Great stereo imaging, decent soundstage for an affordable IEM, and they really don’t need any EQ!

@@GadgetryTech thanks a lot man, keep up the good work!

About the microphone?

I slept with them last night and they didn’t bother me at all. Usually if I wear my AirPods Pro, I take them out in the middle of the night cuz it hurts me ears. These ones stayed in all night and didn’t hurt in the morning

anyone know the answer to this?

Did you find out becasue i'm also looking at the oens that come with a mic as i plan to sue them for calls during work as well as listening to music

@@thailandstreetscenes any idea how the mic sounds?

Pretty surely an highlight on the best wireless headsets it's on the way, I'm waiting for it as well 👍

700 G2 at $140 is unbeatable. Easy yes on that! I am working incredibly hard on the best wireless video! I've been measuring frequency response, latency, driver match, features, and taking so much into account! Hoping to have the video live by tomorrow (possibly later tonight).

That would be awesome! Thanks a lot for all your hard work, I truly enjoy your content

@@GadgetryTech I love my 700 Max set now after they put out a few firmware updates, but you know how it is. Always chasing the next thing so I'm still really interested in seeing your comparison video. 🙂

Much cleaner than zs10 pro Zero sounds more separated But you get excitement of zs10 pros or v shaped iems But technically Zero is better sounding set

It depends what you plug them into, i have both@@Smzxe

I was about to ask lol

@@doooouge1136 Late reply, but I got these after getting the chus after one of the wires on one of two of my pairs of them broke. I think it had to do with the fact that I wore only one side for a while and left the other side dangling, eventually causing the wire on it to break. But, while I think it is technically my fault, this isn't something that will happen on the wire on these for sure due to it's detachable cable, not to mention that the cable itself is quite a leap ahead in quality. This aspect alone already makes it better than the Chu for me, even if the sound had been a little bit worse. Getting to the actual sound though, well known audiophile Crinacle's tuning on the 7hz zero (not to be confused with his other collab with truthear, also called zero, he made a whole video about the naming) is quite similar to the tuning of the Chus. So similar, in fact, that in my limited listening with the zeros, I couldn't really tell too much of a difference. Looking at the graphs on crin's website though, there is a little more bass, which I think is better for me (and for most people), so the zero is a bit of a step up. (Also a lot of reviewers are saying the zero is better than the chu in sound anyways, maybe take a listen to them for a more in-depth comparison.) As for comfort, the Chu is a lot smaller, making it fit easier, but the nozzle part doesn't fit in my earhole as good as the zero. Whereas the zero fits in my earhole better but the larger size and sharp edges make the outsides of my ear feel a little sore after a while. I think their strengths and weaknesses in comfort/ergonomics are even. So, between the chu and the zero, I would definitely take the zero. B u u u t, you should also consider the Tangzu Wan'er, a recent $20 iem that some reviewers are claiming to be even better than the zero. Or the QKZ x HBB, another $20 iem with much more bass in its sound signature compared to the sound signatures of the other three, trading the more analytical nature of the three for a more fun listening experience. Or, if you can step up to the price point of $35, consider the Kiwi Ears Cadenza, which reviewers say is a worthy upgrade to the iems of the $20 segment. Or, since the audio world is getting better and better with new releases, especially in this price bracket, maybe wait for new releases, such as the Moondrop Jiu, which is rumored to be an improved version of the Chu (still no detachable cable, though...).

@@hello_2221 Holy shit- This is the best comment ever! I agree with everything you said about the Chu. I love them, but they always fall out of my ears when moving around too much. The Zero might just be my next pair of IEM to get (waiting until the new moondrop comes out to compare- which I didn't even know about till now) Thank you soooo much again :D

@@doooouge1136 did you compare?

@@t3floz I actually have the Zeros now! I prefer them over the Chu's. Better bass, less sharp in some cases, overall better balanced. I also prefer the design. Hooks are more secure because they're plastic and part of the wire, and they stay in my ears better. They don't fall out! I recommend the Zero's over the Chu's

For $22 or so, it really doesn't get much better than this. They are excellent.

This model that I reviewed does not.

Possibly down the road! Tygr 300 is first

I wanted some iems but I wanted a mic, how did you get around that

Tried countless gaming earphones 7hz Zero sounds much better than every single one of them even in games proper tuned sound Some gaming earphones sound hollow making fake wide soundstage But gunshots footsteps sound better in zero