KZ's cheapest detachable-cable set — the honest starter IEM.
A single 10mm dynamic in medical-grade resin, tuned to a mild V that leans neutral. The standout at this price is the detachable 0.78mm 2-pin cable — most earphones this cheap are glued shut.
Detachable cable at entry price: A broken cable costs a few dollars, not a new IEM.
Mild V tuning: Livelier than flat, tamer than KZ's bassier sets.
Two shells: Grey or Clear, both with an in-line mic.
Who it's for
The first rung on the ladder: a real IEM with a replaceable cable for pocket change.
The honest trade-offs
Resolution is entry-level — you'll hear the upgrade moving to the EDX Pro X or ZVX — and a 3–5kHz forwardness can make some vocals edgy. Published impedance figures conflict, so we've omitted that spec.
