KZ AS10 IEM 5 Balanced Armature Driver Earphone, Stereo HiFi KZ in Ear Monitor Headphone Musician Headset with Detachable 2 Pin Cable(No Microphone, Black)

I am a vocalist and musician at a large church, and the cheaper version of these were recommended to me as a back-up for my in-ears. I liked them so much that I bought these... and I wont look back. Absolutely perfect. A little large for my ears, but a really great option if you dont need to go all the way to personalized ear models.

Great value for the money. They are on the bright side. Comparable to the Shure 315s but first my ears nicer. The only issue I have is getting the rubber part to stay behind my ear. It poops off all the time, which almost pulls it out of my ear.

Saw these on a drummers FB site with so many amazing reviews that I had to get them.

I use these as my in ears each Sunday and I cant rave enough about these. As a drummer its so important to be able to “feel” the kick in your ears- this mostly comes from a “perfect” seal and I will say these are about 80% perfect seal. I upgraded the tips to memory foam tips and I also upgraded the cable to the HiFi Ear 16 core silver cable which absolutely increased sound quality and cable durability. I also bought a waterproof case to carry them in. Pros: Price!!! Bass in these roars Really high highs Mid range is decent From a sound standpoint these absolutely beat out Sure Se215 and 425s which I have used in the past Cons: Cable and ear tip upgrades are a must to truly utilize these A little on the bulkier side, it would be great if they were light weight Dont come with a case Im happy to use these each week, I never have to blast my mix due to the amazing quality these have.

I had the cheaper version of these headphones and I liked them so much that I upgraded to this pair. As my first set of in-ear monitors for on stage use as well as just listening to music these are great! Couldnt ask for more!

Great product! I own Shures and these come thru with higher volume and very clear. The earpiece offers surprisingly efficient noise reduction. Only downside for me is the wire is a little too short.

UPDATE to my UPDATE: I was so tempted to delete my first update... or this whole thing and start over out of pure embarrassment. Im a professional and know sound, but apparently not my new laptop so much *insert eyeroll*. In short, since this whole review is far too long, I again stand by my original review on the 1st of 3 pairs of KZ AS10s; Incredible pair of iems. The 2nd pair, there was definitely something wrong with them. On stage and off there was a notable problem. The 3rd pair, I have admittedly not tried on stage yet (just got them today). I only plugged them into my newer laptop, and turned on Spotify. Although they were better than the damaged 2nd pair, something still wasnt right as I said. Something in the back of my brain was not sitting right with this however. I knew that my iems and other headphones I own could only be as good as limitations of the device they are operating from. Nothing I plugged into this laptop seemed to sound good. Didnt make sense. Its a new gaming ASUS FX705 laptop. The sound capabilities are going to better than others (one of the reasons I purchased it; for recording purposes). I fished, searched, Googled... and finally found it. Opened up the DTS HeadphoneX EQ and BOOM!!!! I jumped (iems were in my ears with music playing). Daaaang, now THATs what I remember from the original pair of AS10 I bought! Superior stuff right there, yall. So relieved. Let this be a lesson -- Your iems can only work their full potential if what you have them plugged into allows it. Now go plug these into something awesome and dance a little :) UPDATE: I stand by my original review of the (red) KZ A10s I purchased. Only problem is that I sold them to another musician because I decided I wanted the green color. No big deal, I thought. Sold them in about 5 minutes of posting, and purchased the new exact same pair in the green color. Received them quickly, plugged them in... but something wasnt right. That new pair seemed off and not as full as the pair I had just sold and used. I thought maybe I had gotten use to the first pair being completely burned in. so I burned the new pair in, used them on stage a few times, and finally had it. I took em home, plugged into my laptop and flipped on Spotify and realized the bass was not only missing as I suspected, but the top end was raping my ears, as another reviewer so eloquently stated. I hoped that something was just defective with this pair, and sent them back... after ordering a $35 updated cord first to see if that helped. It did a smidge, but there was definitely something wrong with the ears themselves. I immediately ordered another green pair and they arrived quickly (Thank you, Amazon), plugged these new jobbies in and... yeah, No. The bass is missing again. Not nearly as bad as before, but for a 5 driver, its almost like the #1 & #2 bass drivers just arent functioning, and seems to distort when any sort of bass hits. And, I dont mean like hip hop, thumping bass, just the normal range stuff. And once again, the high end also seems more abrasive than the original pair. Not sure what I am going to do at this point. I still think the separation and clarity of these iems are amazing and unmatched to anything Ive used before, however these bass and sharp treble negatives might outweigh the positives. Order yet Another pair? Try buying the Red color again and see if for some odd reason, they are just different??? They shouldnt be, but who knows. At any rate, after owning 3 pairs, I can definitely say they havent been consistent which leaves me hesitant to recommend these anymore. Good luck, and Im interested to see how this model plays out over time with other users. ORIGINAL REVIEW: Im a musician and vocalist and I need iems for their intended purpose... live/stage performance use. I stuck these bad boys in my ears the first time and wanted to just cry from joy and relief. I have owned and used some really bad trash and some okay but satisfactory ears in my time, and these are what Ive been after but thought I couldnt afford. I dont have the cash flow for 1964s or UEs, and Westone 10s and Shure 215s have done the job just fine, but these KZ A10s are soooo much better AND Cheaper. I have, until now, not used such incredible sounding ears in this price range... or even several ranges above that. If you are on stage, in a band, you know how important it is to hear each instrument or voice clearly, cleanly, no muddiness. These do all that with detail I didnt know I missing before. There is ALSO a warmth that comes out of these that isnt fake sounding, overwhelming or mushy. There is just the right amount of Bass. I realize we dont want thumping subs in our stage iems but its definitely there and somehow doesnt overpower. I use these to enjoy my favorite Spotify playlists too and totally love them in this setting as well. The detail is amazing and I highly recommend these to anyone who needs quality but cant drop the funds for other ridiculously priced ears. -- Michelle

I just recieved these, I will update once I get a little more burn in time on them. I have a pair of westone um pro 30s that I am comparing these to. I primarily got them as a backup to my westones, which I use as IEMs for playing bass, but also wanted to see how good these sounded compared to a more expensive IEM with less drivers. These sound just as good as my westones, a tad bit more processed than the westones but might open up more with more time on the drivers. The included earbuds arent very comfortable, and the plastic body is a bit bulky compared to the westones, but then again there are more drivers in the KZs. However, for about a quarter of what I payed for my westones, these still provide a serious value to performance ratio. Seriously impressed.

Excelente!!!

The sound ( especially the low end) sounds great. But there is a short in the left ear after about 2 months use.