The Undisputed Queen of Budget IEMs: 7Hz Zero

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Hey everyone,

Companies care a lot about budget IEMs now. It started with the Moondrop CHU, and now the new queen of budget IEMs is here: the 7Hz Zero. A single dynamic driver, $20 at the time of the review.

Who is it for?

• Anyone who wants a balanced, natural sound for the least money, as long as you have a dongle, even a cheap one.

Strengths

• The bass shocked me: the sub-bass is deep, and the control is really strong for this price.
• The mids are balanced and natural, the vocals are rich, and there’s no bass bleed or harshness.
• The treble has excellent clarity, air and detail, without too much brightness.
• Light and comfortable, with a detachable cable, and the build is better than KZ’s budget IEMs.

Weaknesses

• I don’t recommend running it from your phone or computer without a dongle. It needs about twice the power of the CHU.
• The bass won’t satisfy bass heads.

Verdict

Worth it, even if you have the CHU: warmer and more musical, with a bigger stage, more bass and a replaceable cable.

Note: this review is from 2022, so price and availability may have changed.

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