Upgrade 16 Core Balanced Silver Plated Replacement Cable, HiFiHear Audio Jack MMCX Detachable Earphone Cable Replacement Earphone Wire for Shure 846 535 215 315 425 MAGAOSI K5 LZ A4 A5 (MMCX 2.5mm)

I brought this to replace the stock cable from TIN Audio T2, and those were already very good. It has this plastic coat, which prevents them from tangling too much.

For context - I intended on using these for a pair of modded Koss Porta Pros. Matched the general aesthetic I wanted.What I was not prepared for was the connector refusing to release my speakers from their connection. At least, without taking something for the road.For first - it was the audio.For the second - it was the entire connector.Needless to say I will not be buying from this brand again. I'd send for a refund but I value the MMCX connector peice this wire grasps onto slightly more.At least it has the potential of being useful again unlike the wire.

Pliable, flexible cable with clear rubber shrink-fit around ear hook. The material is soft and is surprisingly resistant to getting tangled. The 2 pin connector is a little bulky, but no worse than other alternatives on the market. If your IEMs have a deep square recession for the plug, these won't fit. But for something like Moondrop Blessing2 or Truthear Zero, they fit perfectly.This cable actually seems to be exactly the same as this Yinyoo cable: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PHFJ67TMine actually came with Yinyoo branding on the plug and Y split, despite having Hifihear branding on the packaging. The picture after the first one also show another model rather than the one I received. The first picture is correct, at least.Ultimately this is probably a bulk-made cable all made in the same factory and sold under multiple brands. Probably available on Aliexpress somewhere for $3/cable.

The connector broke off inside of my IEMs. It was a tight fit and every attempt to use tweezers to remove the broken piece has failed. I’m very disappointed, now my $200 IEMs are unusable. Be very careful if you’re using your expensive IEMs with this.Edit: Seller was very nice, offered to refund me and send me some IEMs in return. They aren’t as nice as the ones that broke, but it’s better than nothing. Raised to 3 starts for customer support.

The fact that there is no selector for the type of termination made me believe that this was a multi-termination (aka swappable) cable. Luckily, I have a 2.5mm compatible DAC and was looking primarily for balanced output, but this is still kind of annoyance and a bit misleading

Left mmcx heavily bent/tilted right out of the box without any usage. Really disappointed.

I couldn't find many cables with a plug slim enough to fit in my phone case and I'm glad I went with this one. The braided strands give a soft feel, which is definitely more comfortable than a rigid stock cable. I wish there were a mic option since I commute with my IEMs, but otherwise I'm confident these will last me a long time.

El cable me gusto mucho, es muy flexible y de buena calidad. Excelente precio y lo disfruto mucho en mi Fiio.

Connectors are too shallow, if you have audeze earphones avoid these cables. They keep disconnecting.

Ok...so...Not really five star but it's hard to say why it wouldn't be. There's nothing wrong with it. So it's not really four star either.My Ibasso DC05 is coloured warmish. This string is a bit treble biased. My Shure 215's are also warmish so the string drags a little treble into the mix. If definitely does. The Shure string keeps everything warm. There's a difference swapping the string.It's nicely made...so far. The MMCX plugs are positive, with 215's, slightly tight on rotation even, which keeps everything in place. The string is comfortably pliant. The Shure string is...recalcitrant.The best bit is the 3.5mm is straight! So it messes with my Feng Shui a lot less!Right angles...WHY? The path to wholesome goodfulness and fresh smelling sound is...straight.