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Color: Cyan
Style: Without Mic
Features
- FIVE BALANCED ARMATURES EARPHONE. Dedicating to offer the wonderful sound for customers, KZ finally released its first pure balanced armature earphones. With 5 balanced drives per side, the sound quality has been greatly improved, more details can be heard. The Special bass driver delivers a strong and detailed bass. The extension of high frequency is soft and flexible, not too sharp but soft. It would be a good companion for pop music, vocals
- UNIQUE 3D PRINTING TECHNOLOGY. For the first time, KZ adopts 3D printing technology in manufacturing the internal acoustic structure which houses the drivers, guiding sound to two individual outputs visible in the base of each nozzle
- PROFESSIONAL CROSSOVER CIRCUIT DESIGN. The AS10 has a big dynamic driver handling bass, two drivers handing high frequency, two drivers handing mid frequency. The AS10 has better impact, speed, and overall agility. Bass is very strong, mid-range is very prominent and the highs is not overly sharp
- STABLE AND CONFORTABLE WEARING EXPERIENCE. With the detachable 2 pin OCC cable, and ergonomic design memorable ear hook, KZ AS10 outstands most earphones in the market with its practical design and long-lasting quality. The detachable cable also offers fully upgradability. You can easily change it to your favorite choices of cables, more fun and more choices
- Wide Compatible 3.5mm Jack. Compatible with most device with a 3.5 mm jack, including Android smartphones, laptops, tablets, computers etc. The AS10 is a great in ear choice for audiophile, singers, musicians or drummers.
Description
With 5 balanced drivers per side, the sound quality of the IEM has been greatly improved, more details can be heard. For the first time, KZ adopts 3D printing technology in manufacturing the internal acoustic structure which houses the drivers, guiding sound to two individual outputs visible at the base of each nozzle. The cavity is made based on large data of cochlea. lt's scientifically molded to fit the ear like an customized earbuds. Even with vigorous exercise, it will still securely fit in the ear. Comfortable for long time wearing as well. Available in 2 Colors KZ AS10 has an uniue exterior design, with eye-catching translucent earphone housing, cyan or black. Memorable Ear Hook With the ergonomic-designed memorable ear hook, KZ AS10 outstands most earphones in the market. Special for AS10 AS10's low-frequency BA driver can be comparable to the bass texture&strength of the dynamic driver. 2 Pin Connectors The detachable cable furthur ensures AS10's long-lasting quality and increases selectivity for user. Thoughtful Contents Come with exstra eartips in different sizes, wide applications for people in different range. AS10 has better impact, speed, and overall agility. Bass is very strong, mid-range is very prominent and the highs are not overly sharp. 4BA+1DD 5 Driver in Ear Monitor 10mm Dynamic Driver in-Ear Earphone IEM 10mm Dynamic Driver PET Diaphragm in-Ear Earphone 1DD + 4BA Hybrid Driver in-Ear Monitor Ultimate listening experience
Brand: Linsoul
Color: Cyan
Ear Placement: In Ear
Form Factor: In Ear
Impedance: 14 ohm
Brand Name: Linsoul
Model Number: KZ AS10
Model Name: KZ AS10
Built-In Media: Cable
Age Range Description: Adult
Warranty Description: 1 year
Customer Package Type: FFP
Number of Items: 1
Series Number: 10
Item Highlight: with 0.75mm 2 pin Cable, Five Balanced Armature Drivers, Noise Cancelling, without Mic, Cyan
UPC: 757255500143 757255500211
Manufacturer: LINSOUL
Mfr Part Number: KZ AS10
Headphones Ear Placement: In Ear
Headphone Folding Features: In Ear
Earpiece Shape: Rounded Tip
Control Type: Media Control
Control Method: Touch
Unit Count: 1 Count
Impedance: 14 ohm
Noise Control: Passive Noise Cancellation
Frequency Response: 40000 hertz
Sensitivity: 105 db
Audio Driver Type: Balanced Armature Driver
Frequency Range: 20 Hz -40 kHz
Enclosure Material: Plastic
Specific Uses For Product: Studio
Antenna Location: Music
Compatible Devices: Devices with a 3.5 mm audio jack
Cable Features: Detachable
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Carrying Case Material: fabric or synthetic leather
Additional Features: 5 Balanced Armatures
Headphone Jack: 3.5 mm Jack
Connectivity Technology: Wired
Wireless Technology: Wired
Hardware Interface: 3.5mm Audio
Color: Cyan
Style Name: Without Mic
Carrying Case Color: Cyan
Theme: Recording
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Top Amazon Reviews
Color: Cyan
Style: Without Mic
Wow, these are my first pair of IEMs and I'm really impressed with both the sound quality and the fit of these. The sound is very clear and very crisp. The bass holds up pretty well. I feel it leans slightly toward the highs almost to the point of being sharp in some cases but it's tolerable. My ears are (apparently) an unusual shape/size because I struggle to find earbuds that want to stay in my ears, but these feel comfortable to wear and I don't feel like they're going to fall out all the time. It's a very pleasant surprise. The cord feels very light and doesn't get in the way. The length is good for someone who wants to use them to listen with a device that is nearby; they're a little longer than the cord that would come with a regular set of earbuds from a retail store. I can't attest to their usefulness for musicians but for regular music enjoyment they work very well. I'm very happy with my purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2026 by Felix
Color: Black
Style: Without Mic
This positive review replaces the first review I did, where I mentioned that the rubber earbuds fell off. My replacement order had replacement rubber earbuds, and they slip over the plastic shaft of the unit. These are a great value, stay put in my ears and sonically are 'flat' in their eq response---which is what they are supposed to do.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2026 by guitarguy92
Color: Black
Style: Without Mic
I’ve played with a number of so called chi-fi products, but my previous experience with the company KZ was limited to the ZS6 which I liked, but fit wasn’t for me. The AS10 while being same size is much smoother. No sharp edges just curves. It fits nicely even with the stock tips which I don’t mind, they have good isolation, but for longer listening sessions I prefer spinfits. Cable - this is the one caveat that I have with the built quality - I wish it wasn’t so easy to tangle, but that’s probably partially my fault for not being careful enough while rolling it Sound - coming from the ZS6 which has obviously V-shaped signature, the AS10 feels a lot more balanced. Mid bass is still boosted and there is a peak somewhere in the 5-7Khz area but the midds don’t seem to be pushed back. Overall I really like the tuning of this IEM, especially for the price. The 5 balanced armature drivers sound coherent. Vocals are natural, electric guitars sound great. The boost in the bass makes them great for edm, rock and plenty of other genres. “Right next door to hell” by Guns N’ Roses has a great bass riff in the beginning and AS10 handles it excellent, fast and clean. Reminds me of planar bass. “Angel” by Massive Attack is a good test for lows, it hits pretty deep but in control, without any mud. “Hold on” by Amber Rubarth is a favorite of mine vocal track with great soundstage and acoustic instruments all around you - sounds great, she is right in the middle of the mix, not too forward or too far back. Another favorite track for me that has a whole world inside to explore is “Quizas Quizas Quizas” by Pink Martini. I love her voice with all the little details in the background. There is moment at 0:35-0:37 when her voice gets sibilance if listened on the wrong gear, but AS10 does it well without any harshness. Soundstage and imaging are decent on this iem, I’m tempted to compare with a much more expensive Item that I have but it would not be fare. Overall I’m impressed with the sound of this IEM. It’s a very strong competitor for the price range. I’m curious to see what KZ will do in the future
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2019 by Lubo
Color: Black
Style: Without Mic
INTRODUCTION/DISCLAIMER: The KZ AS10 is an in-ear monitor with five balanced armature drivers per side. KZ is the brand that started my Chi-Fi journey years ago with the ATE. Since then I have owned the KZ ED9, which I liked, and the ES4, which I disliked enough to return. PACKAGING AND ACCESSORIES The KZ AS10 comes in a black rectangular cardboard box marked with the KZ logo on the front panel. Stickers on the bottom panel indicate the mic and color options as well as the contact information for the manufacturer. The box has a flip cover which opens to the left, revealing a foam inlay containing the earpieces and a metal plaque. Behind this inlay are two translucent white plastic bags containing the AS10’s removable cable, 3 sets of KZ Starline eartips (S, M, L), a user manual, a QC pass chit, and a warranty card. The AS10 does not come with a carry bag or case. BUILD QUALITY / DESIGN The AS10 earpieces have piano black plastic housings with transparent faceplates. The housings are on the larger side with deep nozzles. The AS10’s KZ-branded circuit boards are visible behind the transparent faceplates. Although I love this look, there are many who do not. The model name, “Left/Right,” and “10 Balanced Armature” are printed in silver on the top face of the black plastic housing. “L/R” are also identified on the transparent faceplate above the cable connection. Each earpiece has a tiny circular vent near the top of the inner face of the housing. The AS10 is an all-BA design, so driver flex is not a concern. The nozzle does not have a traditional lip for securing eartips, and instead has 3 small protrusions along the edge of the nozzle. This worked just as well as a lip in my experience. The AS10 has a copper-colored braided 2-pin cable with an L-shaped 3.5mm jack. The KZ logo is printed on the jack housing. The cable has pre-formed plastic ear-guides and “L/R” markings on the 2-pin housings. There is no chin-adjustment choker, and the Y-split is around halfway-down the cable length, roughly 2 feet from the bottom of the 2-pin connections. The cable is not as tangle-prone as the cable included with the CCA-C10, but is still problematic in this regard. Microphonics are minimal. COMFORT / FIT / ISOLATION The KZ AS10 is intended to be worn cable-up only. The wide housings and relatively deep insertion depth make the AS10 tolerable at best from a comfort perspective. Noise isolation is above average relative to dynamic driver or hybrid designs, but not as good as the Tenhz T5, a sealed all-BA design. The AS10 accepts a wide variety of eartips. The relatively deep insertion depth makes getting a good seal easy. I used the small silicone eartips from the Fiio F1 for my listening. SOUND The KZ AS10 has a warm, mildly-V shaped tuning. The AS10 emphasizes mid-bass slam rather than sub-bass rumble. Sub-bass is present and well-extended but not visceral. Bass articulation is quick and precise. Bass texture is dry and clinical. The mid-bass hump bleeds into the lower mids, thickening deep and growled male vocals and causing distorted electric rhythm guitars to come off as boomy. The lower mids are slightly recessed and a tad warm. Both male and female vocals are clear and full-bodied. The upper midrange could use a touch more presence. Both male and female vocals, while natural-sounding, come across a bit flat. The treble, while smooth and inoffensive, has a plastic-sounding timbre. Resolution is adequate for the price, but the AS10 is lacking in sparkle. Imaging and instrument separation are very good. Soundstage is slightly larger than average for the price point and compares well with more expensive IEMs. AMPLIFICATION REQUIREMENTS AND SOURCE PAIRING The AS10 can be easily driven to adequate listening volumes by a smartphone. I did not notice hiss with any of my sources. COMPARISONS KZ AS10 [$62] vs Simgot MT3 [$66] The Simgot MT3 has slightly more prominent and extended sub-bass. The MT3 has slightly more textured bass. The AS10’s bass is better articulated, with more precise attack and decay. The MT3’s mid-bass hump rolls off earlier and does not bloat the lower midrange as much. Male vocals are more prominent on the AS10. The MT3’s lower midrange does not exhibit the boominess that can be heard on the AS10. The MT3 has a livelier but more aggressive upper midrange, which makes vocals sound more exciting at the cost of sibilance. The timbre of the MT3 is thinner than the AS10’s. Distorted electric guitars can be too bright on the MT3. The MT3’s lower treble rolls off earlier than the AS10’s, but is harsher, splashier, and grainier. The MT3 has more air and sparkle. The AS10 has more realistic transients. The AS10 has better instrument separation, a larger soundstage, and more precise imaging. The MT3 is slightly harder to drive. The MT3 is more comfortable thanks to its smaller housing. The MT3 comes with a wider variety of eartips, a nicer cable, and a mesh carry bag. CLOSING WORDS The AS10 errs on the side of caution, presenting a safe tuning that is unlikely to offend. Build quality and technicalities are very good for the price point.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2019 by Dana
Color: Cyan
Style: Without Mic
I bought these to replace a set of Shure 215s that stopped working after about two years of hard use. The sound quality on these is at least as good as the 215's, I think it's better in the bass guitar frequency and vocalist frequencies, with maybe a touch less in the guitar area. I've not used custom molded IEMs yet, I liked the Shure's more than the Westones I have used, but I think these are better than both overall. The fit is decent. The seal is perfect regardless of how my mouth moves. The Shures had a good seal with my mouth closed but let sound in when I opened my mouth, these do not. They can technically take the Shure tips but doing so changes the sound a bit for the worse, the Shure tips fit inside the IEM whereas the tips that come with these fit outside the end of the IEM. The Shure tips are more comfortable, so I wish they had better compatibility. The quality of the cord isn't as good as the cord on the Shure or Westone IEMs I've used. It's a noticeably thinner gauge that feels like it's more breakable. It also doesn't have a slider to take out slack between the two strands. This is annoying. These don't come with a case, I have an aftermarket case already so this isn't a problem for me, but it is something to be aware of. I haven't used them on stage yet, but I've tested them extensively with a combination of Iron Maiden and Queen. Both sounded great. Bass was impressive for drivers this size. Overall, I think these are the best IEM's I've used so far, with some minor tweaks they would be excellent. 4.8 stars of 5.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2020 by micahwc
Color: Black
Style: Without Mic
Wow!!! The sound is absolutely incredible. On par with, if not better than, some of my much higher-end, more expensive earphones. Build quality seems solid. The weakest part is the cable connection, which appears to be easily replaceable. I can’t stop listening to these. Scrolling through my entire music library, rediscovering songs I have heard so many times. The detail, clarity, and headroom are spot on. Absolutely worth every penny, and even more so considering the items that cost significantly more.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2025 by JackoGangsta
Color: Cyan
Style: Without Mic
I serve on my church worship team occasionally, and wanted a good pair of in-ears without splurging to spend a lot of money on something that I do not use every week. These were recommended to me by our worship pastor, and they were a great buy. The sound quality is superb for the price and the fit is great as well. I have smaller ears and benefited from buying smaller rubber pieces. I would definitely recommend them to someone looking to get a first pair of in ear monitors without spending a ton of money. The only thing I would change about these is that they are somewhat large and stick out of my ear a little bit. I also produce videos and like them for any ear monitors for that, but wish they were a little more subtle due to their size. Overall great purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2023 by Khalil Burton
Color: Cyan
Style: Without Mic
Got these as a gift for my son. He loves them, he said he uses them everyday.
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2026 by Brandi