Customers are to bear the consequences and fees incurred, if the parcel was undelivered due to any of the following situation: The mids on this IEM are surprisingly smooth but also have a body to them. It’s not as pronounced, but it’s really organic and has a warmth to it. The housings utilize a dual cavity chamber within an acoustic cavity, within which a PET dynamic driver with an N52 magnet is the heartbeat of these IEMs. if u want clean balanced sound signature i still prefer CHU...yes as am already said 7hz zero sounds good , but its overhyped by the online community..seems like a new marketing strategy

Bass: Well controlled bass. It gives you an adequate punch but if you are a bass head, look somewhere else. However, those with a more educated ear will find the bass tastes good as it offers a good energy that overall makes it a very versatile pair. If the bass is rhythmic, the presentation will be adequate. The same is the case with mid-bass. The treble is fatigue-free and smooth, with minimal sibilance, though resolution and micro-details might be dampened due to this tuning choice. ComparisonsTechnical specifications: Given the features, it could be said to be a relatively difficult device to move. I don't want to say that you need a nuclear reactor but using it in your mobile phone, you won't get the full potential out of it. However, a basic dongle is more than enough to give it that boost. BASS : Subbass is quite deep, also has great rumble, but HOLA's bass is more focused on the punch rather than rumbly type. I’ve been using the Salnotes Zero for a week now and so far, I haven’t encountered any issues regarding comfort. I Will Survive (1981 recording, I like her voice, and the old vocals, the drums, and various natural instruments really make this a favorite for me.

Only if it had little more fuller bass it would've destroyed any earphone or headphones under 2k or 10000 rupees The Salnotes Zero are a neutral bright pair with a thinner note weight than the Wan’er. The Zero sound more sterile and analytical. For Pairing to be honest its up to you, if you want warmer sound, then get warmer source, if you want analytical one, then get an analytical source, though I must mention once again, the scalability of HOLA is pretty good, you definitely will notice technical improvements if you use better source. They could be no brainer for iem on the go, vacation, travel, sports since they sound good enough and they are cheap enough so you don’t care if you lose them or damage them. They are also suitable as gift to someone you like to introduce to the music like, kids, friends, colleagues…Cable is the same as the Dioko. Cable is ok. Not amazing, but fine. All my gear uses 2.5mm balanced termination, so I switched to some Tripowin Zonie cables. Hilariously, the cables - already among the least expensive 2.5mm cables on the market, are the same price as the ENTIRE Zero IEMs. So given how I liked everything about the Salnotes Zero before this section of the review, all they need to do to impress me is sound Meh. They don’t, though. In reality, they have some flaws but sound oh so good for a budget earphone; it’s really quite impressive. The Zero are sub-bass focused. They can sound flat when used for bass-forward music (eg, EDM, hip hop). The bass quantity is neutral, and this set won’t please bassheads for sure. The Tanya are a warm and bassy set with a bullet-shaped cable-down design. The Tanya are harder to drive and come with a non-detachable cable.