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ZERO AUDIO-ear stereo headphone carbo Tenore ZH-DX200-CT

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Product description

High quality compact inner headphone

Product information

Product Dimensions

6.5 x 3.7 x 1.5 inches

Item Weight

0.2 ounces

Shipping Weight

2.6 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)

Manufacturer

ZERO AUDIO

ASIN

B0093VVP0Q

Item model number

ZH-DX200-CT

Customer Reviews

263 customer reviews

4.1 out of 5 stars

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#274 in Electronics > Headphones > Earbud Headphones
#2,461 in Electronics > Home Audio & Theater
#2,553 in Electronics > Portable Audio & Video > MP3 & MP4 Player Accessories

Date first available at Amazon.com

June 19, 2013

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The real deal

ByC. Lyonson December 16, 2016

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These are the real article; they've lived up to the hype for me. How many times can you say that? All the things others have said--isolation, clarity, sound stage, frequency response, are pretty fantastic, especially for this price range. To me, they have all the good stuff of high-end sounding headphones while also being pleasant to listen to. I enjoy listening to them more than my Shure SE 535's (which I find a little fatiguing) and more than my SoundMagic E10's. Also, they have plenty of low end without being too bass-y, murky, bloated, etc. I like bass as much as the next guy, and these have plenty for me. As for durability, I've had them about a month. So far, so good. Frankly, other than the aforementioned SE535's, they all break on me eventually. The E10's for instance, seemed more sturdily constructed than the Carbo Tenore phones. But even the E10's shorted out on me after about a year.

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Beats most anything in value in the sub $100 range

ByJustinon May 15, 2017

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So the hype on these IEMs is pretty high. Most all headphone forums recommend them. I bought them to replace an aging set of Klipsch X10s and they live up to those and even surpass them in some ways. My only two complaints on these are that the construction of the wire to bud connections could be beefier and that the sound they produce is a little sharp. To be specific, some tracks, the lyrics come out a little harsh.

Overall these IEMs produce a high quality soundstage and an amazing overall sound quality for the price. Bass is well balanced with the highs and mids so nothing is getting drowned out.

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Great sound and comfort

ByHoward B. Mcclainon May 28, 2016

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I will preface this by saying that I am not an audiophile, etc. To my ears these things sound very, very good. I am very sensitive to sibilance, and
the Tenore's have not exhibited any sibilance. They are, in my opinion, not fatiguing to listen to even for long periods. Very lightweight and very
comfortable for me, though I did change the tips to Comply foam tips. I find the stock tips to be uncomfortable, but that is true for every earphone
I have used. The silicone tips just don't work for me comfort-wise.
I would have given these 5 stars, but for me, the cable is too short. I use earphones alot at work, and prefer to keep my iPod in the back pocket of
my pants. I can't do that with these. The cable simply is not long enough.
Overall, I'm very happy with the Tenores, particularly for the money. Well worth the price.

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I Know Great Sound, and This Has It.

ByBabyGon November 23, 2016

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I don't usually post reviews, but this is a great product. I'm not an audio engineer, but I have experience working for an audio company so I know what good audio sounds like after listening to tons of headphones and earbuds.

I have no clue how these headphones can produce such great sound for such a low price. For this kind of audio quality, my company charges 2-3 times what this product costs. It boggles my mind.

I've not been paid by anyone to write this. I bought this like a regular customer, with my own money. And I would buy it again.

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Good sound though the fit can be tricky

Byalexon June 27, 2017

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They still work nearly two years later with good though slightly degraded sound. The detail was very good when I first got them, but now against a set of newer though different headphones I have it seems the driver have failed a little bit.

To be fair I have stuffed them into my packet carelessly way too many times though I have tried to take care of them. They are very balanced against what others tend to offer in the under $50 range. I can't say what you get for more than $50 as I just don't spend more than that on a set of in ear headphones. I do have a set of over the ear beats but I got them as a gift and though they sound good this set of in ears still manages to do very well in spite of the slight damage it seems to have after nearly 2 years of use. I don't know how long most of them tend to last but this set has lasted longer than my other in ear's have with use. Most of them don't pass the 1 year mark without getting screwed up in a very noticeable way.

The only thing I will say is if you are looking for something to go deep on drums or heavy metal stuff this set won't really "punch" you like your likely looking for. I have two other in ear headphones that have much stronger natural bass, but lack on detail. This set really can separate and add detail but lacks power when compared to other in ears below $50.

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Giant Slayer

ByE. Ajimineon May 16, 2016

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Another reviewer noted that they liked these BETTER than TDK BA200. This raised my eyebrows as I love the TDK BA200 and it costs a LOT more than these earphones. The TDK also needs (in my opinion) Shure Olive tips to dig out the deep bass. So I bought these to see how they fared.

I am not sure they are better than the TDK BA200. They have a similar sound profile as in fairly flat but the Zero Tenore has slightly more bass and more top end sparkle. The Tenore may have a more dynamic sound as well. Where is MIGHT be a tad recessed is on female vocals (the fundamentals slightly de-emphasized).

I also own Earsonics SM2 and although good, I like the Tenores better. The Earsonics have a definite sound signature which makes it sound some what "dead" to me.

The only earphones which are clearly superior are the UM Miracles (Customs) but to sound good, they REQUIRE a low impedance driving amp like my Vorzuge Pure II and the Cypher Labs DAC helps too. Straight out of the Iphone underwhelms.

I also own the Xioami Piston III (which I like better than the just released Xioami Pro and crap like the Symphonized NRG earphones which have driver flex and nasty peakiness in upper mids). The Tenore is far superior.

I have also owned the Westone W30 and UM30 Pro. I didn't like the "house sound" of the Westone series compared to the TDK BA200 which is flatter and has less of it's own signature.

Given then I am mostly comparing the Tenores to stuff costing WAY more (in the case of the UM Miracles, $1000 before AMP and DAC), this is a stone cold "Giant Slayer". Highly recommended for the price.