What are IEMs or In-Ears Monitors and how are they different from Earphones? 

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You can plug in an IEM and listen to an Audio Sweep starting from the lowest frequency moving towards the highest and that'll help you determine what frequencies are audible to you.

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IEMs are decent for calling purposes. However, the mic on most of the IEMs/ Headphones are pretty standard. Having said that, you should check out the Final - E1000- with Mic as the mic on this is slightly better. Here's the link: www.headphonezone.in/products/final-e1000

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If you're looking for a wireless option with a sound signature similar to the Sennheiser HD 599, you might want to consider the Sennheiser Momentum 3 Wireless. These headphones are known for their Sennheiser's signature sound and offer a wireless listening experience. However, keep in mind that no wireless headphones can perfectly replicate the exact sound of a wired open-back headphone like the HD 599, but the Momentum 3 Wireless comes close.

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Its a nice entry level player. Sounds decent. Can't really get a lot more for the price.

Moonrock chu 2 is the best option.

DSP version of it comes in usb c type also.

Hey there, if you're looking for a V-shaped sound signature go for the KZ - ZS10 Pro but if you're looking for a balanced sound go for the CCA - Rhapsody. Hope this was helpful!

It sounds like you're looking for a USB-C adapter that includes a DAC and supports fast charging. While such adapters do exist, we do not recommend them.

How's the bass in edx pro? And it is good for watching movie too?

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Yes, its a nice IEM, with lots of details. So its common to find a lot of musicians using them in the studio and stage.

Qkz hbb much better

sort of, but monitoring empahizes more on accuracy/ realistic/ naturalness

as for your problem try different tips, and better dac+amp

bad isolated iem indeed degrades sq heavily, its what ciem best at, perfect fit

@@iikatinggangsengii2471 thanx bud!

Go for JBL iem is not that good

Which jbl are those ? Do they sound better than kz zex

Cca Lyra is decent and affordable

Great to know!

Hey there, we're glad you liked the video, Keep the music playing!

If you're looking for a budget-friendly option, the Kiwi Ears - Melody is a fantastic choice. It delivers excellent planar sound without breaking the bank. Now, if budget is not a constraint and you're ready to indulge in premium audio, the Letshouer - S12 Pro takes the stage with its stellar planar performance. It's all about finding the right balance for your preference and pocket. If you have more questions or need further guidance, feel free to ask. Keep the music playing! 🎧🌟

You should check out the Final - E1000- with Mic as the mic on this is slightly better. Here's the link: www.headphonezone.in/products/final-e1000

Your probably talking about spatial audio, for which you should probably get a wireless headphone enabled with spatial audio like the Airpods Max.

Hey there, while this is normal if you face any issues please feel free to get in touch with us at direct@headphonezone.in

So basically IEMs or In Ear Monitors actually go in your ear canal and create a seal (since every person's ears are different, that usually involves testing out different sized/types of ear-tips to get a proper seal). This seal avoids sound leakage and creates an amazing listening experience.

Hey Krishna, Thank you for being a part of our community and supporting us! We're always striving to bring you the best in audio. We'll be visiting Delhi for Headphone Connect soon! Stay tuned and keep the music playing!

Same Issue. Does your IEM provide better....like really better Mic quality? Actually i am looking for better Music quality with Better mic for podcasting and voice overs.

@@kalp7568 I don't think the mic is good for professional use. I actually use it with a behringer umc 22 audio interface and xm8500 microphone and the iem as a monitoring headphone.

You probably wanna get your ears checked by a doctor.... that doesnt sound right.

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You need your ears checked.

the doctor would diagnose with realtek disease

While we haven't tried the OnePlus Nord Buds 2 yet, the KZ Castor packs a punch, especially in the bass department. It's known for delivering solid bass performance at an affordable price point. So, if you're a bass head diving into the world of IEMs, the Castor could be a great pick for you. 🎵🎧

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It's great to see your enthusiasm for high-quality audio! 🎶👂 When comparing the Focal - Bathys and the Mark Levinson No 5909 to the Final - A8000, there are some key differences. The Focal Bathys is a superb wireless headphone, known for its exceptional sound quality and convenience. It's an excellent choice if you prefer a wireless setup and desire top-notch audio. On the other hand, the Final - A8000 is an in-ear monitor (IEM), which means it's designed for wired listening. The A8000 is highly regarded in the audiophile community for its clarity and detail, making it an excellent choice for those who prioritize wired sound quality. If you're keen on exploring the world of wired audio, the A8000 could be a fantastic choice, especially for the music you listen. However, if you prefer the convenience of wireless, the Bathys won't disappoint. Ultimately, the choice between the Bathys and the A8000 comes down to your listening preferences and whether you prioritise wireless or wired audio. Both are exceptional in their own right, so you can't go wrong with either. Happy listening! 🎧👍😊

Yes, you can use IEMs for gaming.

Hey there, you can go for the 7HZ - Salnotes Zero.

It really depends on your source, phone or the device you play music from.

@@headphone_zone I'm with samsung eco system.. using samsung s23 ulta..

1. Only some songs are truly lossless, i know this because apple music doesn't support DAC bitrate switching on Android, and whenever a lossless song does come up, I have to manually switch the bitrate on the DAC. This is a known issue with apple music on android (but doesn't happen on an iphone) 2. Bluetooth headsets & smartphones prioritise connection stability over quality, they never work on the advertised bitrate until conditions are ideal. 3. In your setup, all the premium high tier streaming apps will tend to sound the same. I would suggest subscribing to the one having a good collection or a UI you prefer.

You can go for the Tangzu - Wan'er S.G.

The snug fit of IEMs ensure minimal sound leakage which eventually enhances your music experience. As a beginner, we think you should really try Tangzu Wan'er S.G.

Thank you for your kind words! We're glad you appreciate our content. For IEMs under 3k, we recommend checking out the Tangzu - Wan'er S.G. They offer excellent sound quality and value for the price.

We've made a pretty ellaborate review comparing all the best IEMs under Rs. 2000. You should probably watch that video. Although the pick of the lot right now seem to be the Moondrop - Chu 2 and the 7Hz - Salnotes Zero.

Using a dedicated DAC instead of just an adaptor or a connector will always be a better option if exceptional sound is a preference.

You should check out the Tangzu Wan'er S.G.

Hey there, Yes! We deliver all over India.

Hey there, we recommend going for the 7hz - Salnotes ZERO Type - C variant.

@@headphone_zone can you please provide the buying link? I cannot find it :(

Thank you so much for your kind words!

no2 store staff & enthusiasts ofc are way more experienced and knowledgeable

just happen i have the necessary equipments

Absolutely yes.

If you prefer a balanced sound signature, you should check out the 7Hz Salnotes Zero and in case you prefer a balanced sound signature with a bit of bass you should go for the Moondrop Chu 2 DSP which is a little over 2K. Both of these IEMs come with a Type C termination.

Can you tell your experience of using oppo enco air 3 pro.i am confused between realme air 5 pro and enco 3 pro

@@AIZEN_KYOKASUGETSU best sounding tws under 5k,ok anc and battery but shit mic 💀

@@AIZEN_KYOKASUGETSU if anc,battery and mic is your main priority go for realme air 5 pro

For better music experience oppo enco air 3 pro but realme air 5 pro overall good better anc and mic but if your priority is music listening then get oppo enco air 3 pro

The differences between a high-quality In-Ear Earphone (IEM) and an IEM with the same driver configuration can vary. Factors such as the materials used for the driver, the tuning of the IEM/Earphone, and the components supporting the drivers can all contribute to differences in sound quality, clarity, and overall performance. It's not just about the number of drivers but also how they are implemented and optimized within the design of the IEM or Earphone.

@@headphone_zone 🤜🤛 well explained, i appreciate it

Yes, you can use IEMs for music production, but for optimal results, we recommend using professional headphones specifically designed for studio use. While IEMs can offer decent sound quality and isolation, professional headphones typically provide a more accurate and detailed sound reproduction, essential for critical listening and precise audio editing tasks in music production.

Hey there, Go for the Truthear - HOLA.

Hey there, you can go for the Truthear - HOLA.

If you prefer a balanced sound signature, you should check out the 7Hz Salnotes Zero and in case you prefer a balanced sound signature with a bit of bass you should go for the Moondrop Chu 2 DSP which is a little over 2K. Both of these IEMs come with a Type C termination.

@@headphone_zone Thanks guys

Hey there, we'd recommend you go for the TANGZU - Wan'er S.G. and pair it with a portable DAC & Amp such as the iFi Audio - GO Link.

westones prob, i have doubts on latest vsonics

Based on your preferences, you should stick to the Apple Earphones or the Airpods.

@@headphone_zone ah darn, I have both haha. Alright thank you

Glad it was helpful!

The mic on most of the IEMs/ Headphones are pretty standard. Having said that, you should check out the Final - E1000- with Mic as the mic on this is slightly better. Here's the link: www.headphonezone.in/products/final-e1000

@@headphone_zone thanks!

@@headphone_zone so any other earphones which comes with best microphones? Not particularly iems. I just want really good quality earphones under 2500

Any specific IEMs that you're referring to?

Using an IEM makes a lot of difference to the sound quality.

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truthaer hola seems to be the best iem under 2k rn.

Gone thru lot of reviews Moondrop chu 2 seems to be the best under 2k

Truthear hola sounds fun and warm while 7hz zero sounds analytical. For your first IEM, truthear hola is definitely a better purchase

@@Paulex57 Thanks man

I like the Truthear Hola...

We don't have a catalogue as such but you can check out our website for more details, here's the link: www.headphonezone.in/

Hey, thanks for the suggestion. We'll surely work on our audio recordings.

You don't need dac or lossless audio to enjoy the sound from IEMs. They just sound better in general compared to cheap earbuds. Don't believe in the misconceptions that you need a dongle DAC with your IEM for better sound quality. All they do is remove any distortion or buzzing sound an IEM might have and also make them louder than if you would plug them directly in your headphone jack. Lossless audio does sound better than mp3 but the difference isn't night and day by any means. A free Spotify service paired with a budget IEM will provide a fairly nice music listening experience. Hope this helped

Yes absolutely. A good IEM should sound a lot better than fugly sounding earbuds that most people use, even without a DAC, and on lossy streaming services.

​@@RaghavSomani-HeadphoneZone not all bad sounding earphones are cheap; akg by Samsung, Sony xb series, JBL run series, Skullcandy, whatever boat or intex is making now etc etc

@@Package_wala_chu Iam planning to a budget IEM. But my issue is i have small ears, so comfort and fit is very important. To demo them i dont have any experience center near my location. Been confused between blon blo3, truth hear hola. Many are saying hola is better than blon. But iam concerned about fit with hola.

@@vshlkmr40 trust me they all are bad when u experience an iem

Glad to hear it was helpful!

Yes absolutely!

Most of the IEMs do come with a mic. Having said this, the mic on IEMs are mostly standard.

Blon BL05 is a solid option for that price and sounds pretty good in games and music, but my favourite thing is the comfort, I can wear them for hours. However, I don't use the stock eartips.

Hey there, absolutely, navigating the world of audio can be overwhelming. When looking for earphones in your budget, consider terms like "balanced sound," "clear audio," and "noise isolation" for better music quality. For gaming, prioritise "accurate audio cues" and "good spatial awareness." If you're looking for a budget-friendly option that's great for both music and gaming, we recommend checking out the Truthear Hola. It offers clear sound and good spatial awareness, fitting your criteria well. Happy listening and gaming! 🎧🎮

for multimedia/vary purpose try finding system as accurate as possible

within budget ofc

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Hey there, In-ear monitors (IEMs) have quietly gained a devoted following among audiophiles and music professionals due to their exceptional sound quality and precision. IEMs are steadily gaining recognition as more people appreciate their superior audio performance, and their popularity continues to grow alongside advancements in technology. So, while they may not be the go-to choice for everyone just yet, IEMs are undeniably a standout option for those who crave top-tier sound quality. Keep the music playing! 🌟🎧👍

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Hey there! It's understandable to feel disappointed about missing features. IEMs primarily focus on delivering exceptional audio quality, which is why microphones aren't always included by default. However, some models do come with built-in microphones, catering to those who need them for calls and communication. If a microphone is essential for your usage, it's worth checking some of the other IEMs available. Do feel free to reach out if you need any suggestions regarding the same. Keep the music playing!

Hey there, thank you for the suggestion. We will surely consider implementing it in our future videos.

Yes, an IEM would be a good choice as the sound stage and clarity will be better, making it sound natural.

@@headphone_zone so should I go with moondrop chu 2 DSP or 7hz salnotes zero 2 😅

​@@gamerdevazyt8843kz zsn pro x the best iems for gaming

IEM provides flat sound, they sound like 100 - 200 Rs headphones you find on the roadside without tuning. Go for TWS if you want enjoy fuller bass and decent instrument separation

IEMs sound much better at way cheaper prices compared to TWS

Hey there, a TWS or True Wireless, as the name states, has no wires for connectivity. IEMs, on the other hand, are wired. This is one of the core distinctions. Between a TWS and IEM, IEMs will hands down sound better.

TWS getting recommended for instrument seperation 😂

Yes, they can be good for gaming, but it depends on the specific IEM you choose. If you need assistance selecting the right one, feel free to ask!

Great suggestion, we'll work on adding more B-rolls in our videos!

Yes, you can use IEMs for gaming.

I have kz zsn pro x incredible for gaming

@@SVSK is it good in clear sounds llike ,while tracking enemy with clear sound direction and all?

@@vishal4400 yes crystal clear better than any expensive big brands.

Glad you have such positive thoughts!

Hi there! It's great to hear that you're enjoying the sound quality of your Oppo Enco Air 2 Pro TWS earbuds, particularly for movies with DD 5.1 audio and Indian music. As for your consideration of purchasing the KZ EDX Pro IEMs for music listening, it's important to note that sound preferences can vary from person to person. The KZ EDX Pro is known for its excellent audio performance and value for money. It offers a different listening experience compared to TWS earbuds like the Oppo Enco Air 2 Pro. IEMs generally provide a more immersive and detailed sound, especially when paired with a good audio source. If you're looking for a dedicated music-listening experience and want to explore the qualities of IEMs, the KZ EDX Pro can be a solid option. However, it's worth considering that personal preferences play a significant role in audio enjoyment. Ultimately, the choice between sticking with your Oppo Enco Air 2 Pro or trying the KZ EDX Pro depends on your preference and desired listening experience.

so did you buy it and how was your experience, just curious about it and I am thinking of buying a IEM

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@@achal7377 I have been using them from past a month and the audio quality is really great as I shift between three earphones even though the remaining ones are cheap KZ EDX pro generally sounds a lot better and even I tried them with apples music hi-res music and it sounds perfect as an entry level IEM it's good

@@toufik_laskar atleast they're answering the queries