ZiiGaat Nuo

I have a large collection of IEM's under $50.00 and these just moved to the top 5 of ones I will reach for. These have a nice clean sound with a slight lean toward a warm sound. Not a strong bass but a good feel, the mids are clean and not in the background, all vocals are coming through with a natural sound. The treble is pulled back a bit but not too much, just enough that these would not be fatiguing and offer some air to them. I would say these have the sound of the 7hz Zero 1 and the Truthear Hola, which I like, but feel each needs a little adjusting to make them each sound better. This would be if those two were combined with both thier benefits. I have the 7hz Zero 2 and was not impressed, these have a smoother sound... yeah that is how I would describe these... Smooth with some good clarity. The cable and tips are ok, I change them out almost on every set I buy but these are good enough for most people. As I stated in the headline... these are "better than I expected" and for the price a good buy. Yes there are better sounding sets but not at this price, these have worked with every genre I have listen to and each being enjoyable.

ONLY giving 4/5 stars regarding my use case. This is only regarding sound in Counter-Strike 2. I ordered this set to compare to another budget-oriented popular IEM. Turns out I'm treble sensitive, and this specific item, even with the in-game EQ tuned to "smooth" was a little too harsh on AK shots, Glock shots, and HE explosions. If you're also treble sensitive, play CS2, and are looking at this item, I would look at another option. Unfortunately I cannot weigh in on this items performance regarding movies/TV, music, general computing.

These Ziigaat Nuo have just exploded onto the scene becoming The New Benchmark in the category of Budget IEM's. And above, punching well beyond the price These truly are are a Must Have for any collection, either new to the hobby or not. Highly recommended

Great Get It Now !!!!!! Especially On Sale

The treble on the Nuo had my ears crying for help in some songs, way too piercing for my liking. and I'm somewhat okay with the treble on the infamous DT 990... The cable for these IEMS also gets tangled very easily, and you can hear every noise when something rubs against it. Very annoying.

Great quality and sound for the price. Just make sure the eartips fit properly to seal your ear canals. If they don’t, most of the bass will leak out and they will sound worse than your phone speakers. After a month: I just got the latest rage in over ear headphones (wood) for $150 and I love them. I went back to these IEMs for a change and I have to say that these sound just as good! I prefer a balanced sound with a little extra bass.

I was looking for a replacement for my CCA CRA, which the cable broke after an year of daily use. Decided to give this a try and it completely blew my mind. For 20 bucks, the slightly warmer sound signature is perfect for me (if you listen to pop a lot, this is a great pair). The cable is slightly annoying, however.

Bought these only because they were on sale since I already own Moondrop Chu IIs. Absolutely glad I did! The elevated highs are just what I prefer (for my older ears) and these sound great with a Tokemisc "mp3 player".

Hören sich toll an. Ich hab allerdings das Problem, dass ich bei langem tragen Schmerzen bekomme. Habe allerdings niemand anderen sich darüber beschweren gesehen, deshalb bin das wohl nur ich.

Dommage problème de peinture je retourne le produit

Comfortable for long listening. Clear audio. Cable pretty rubbish

I went through 2 pairs of these because they sound good for the price and are very comfortable. The problem is that the part where the plastic shell and metal nozzle meet always end up breaking. Obviously that part of the shell is too thin or not strong enough to last. I know these are budget IEMs but this is the first time I have encountered this problem on any of my IEMs in my collection. Plus the fact that it happened twice on 2 different sets isn't reassuring. I even contacted Linsoul and explained the situation. I sent pictures as well. I would have appreciated a replacement after 2 sets failed but no. Not even a rebate. I was told that because I was just after the 1 year warranty on both sets, I needed to send them to China and pay for repair...I glued the parts myself but I'm not sure how long they will last. After all the IEMs I bought at Linsoul, to be told by that as a solution is frankly insulting. Like it would be worthwhile to send a 25$ set to China for repair and pay shipping. So basically, they offered me something that they knew wouldn't make sense to get rid of me. Well, I have to say that on that front, they have succeeded because getting rid of me they did. I will never ever buy something from them ever again. Here or from their own stores on the web.

A very pleasant listening experience competing well above it's price point, balance listening experience with only slightly boosted bass and treble make it my go to daily pair on par with truthear hexar's