First IEM bought after reading many reviews; a week in and perfectly happy.
“Bought the prx as my first iem after looking into lots of reviews. I must say that your review is the best and most accurate in my opinion. Been using it for a week”
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Paid about $35 and loves it, especially for classical and acoustic music; says it needs a better source to shine.
“bought it from aliexpress for 35$, i love it, especially for classic music/piano/acoustic guitar, but dont have any problem with any other genre of music or gaming with them”
Listened to their PRX last night and finds it great for rock.
Finds the PRX, their first KZ, surprisingly good on first impressions.
Has three KZ PR-series sets and warns of serious QC issues.
Three months on, thinks the PRX deserves more love.
Their PRX has good bass and sub-bass on a Moondrop Dawn Pro with a 4.4 cable.
Has the PRX with good bass, driven by a Black Pearl since it needs power.
Finds the PRX one of the best cheap planars; only con is the QDC connector.
Has used the PRX for a while through a FiiO KA11 with Dunu S&S tips.
Has the PR2 and PRX; KZ tackled every concern with the PRX.
Their PRX has great technicalities but is really bright.
Loves their PRX but it needs at least a JM6 Pro to power it.
Their PRX is extremely quiet on a HiBy R3 II even at max gain.
Finds the PRX great but hard to drive.
Finds the PRX capable but needing EQ to sound good.
Just got the PRX and hears distortion in the upper vocal range.
Their PRX and PR1 Pro are still strong since day one.
Has the whole PRX lineup and other KZs and none have died.
Their PRX failed the QC lottery, needing heavy treble EQ.
Shares impressions of the PRX after some time following the Nuo and Wan'er 2.
Was not impressed by the PRX at all and had to raise its midrange.
Just got the PRX and finds it shockingly good alongside the Aether and Tea Pro SE.
Got the PRX last month after cheap single-DD sets and loves it.
Has the PRX and finds it very good.
Loves their PRX but has two reservations keeping it from an instant recommendation.
Their PRX connection isn't the most durable but it still works.
Has mad love for their newly acquired PRX, their first planar after the Zero Red.
Tried the PRX as their first planar IEM.
Finds the PRX gives really nice results with EQ.
Just got the PRX and shares impressions and comparisons.
Has had the PRX since launch with no issues, EQing out some of the V shape.
The PRX was their first planar and not for them.
Their PRX unit has had none of the QC issues people complain about.
Got the PRX as their first IEMs for EDM.
Bought the PRX and is not impressed given the budget-king claims.
Tested the PRX and finds it really good, especially for 32 euros.
Has the PRX and Hexa and likes the PRX more with a decent source.
Has used the PRX for 6 months as their first budget IEM.
Has the PRX and Zero 2; the PRX has better detail and separation.
Absolutely loves their PRX with surprising bass for a planar.
Their PRX on a Moondrop Dawn Pro balanced has bass distortion.
Has the PRX and Castor Pro; the PRX has a slightly metallic treble.
Got the PRX for 30 EUR and finds it unbeatable for the money.
The PRX are now their daily drivers for their natural sound.
Calls the PRX a $30 planar that reminded them why the hobby is fun.
Bought the PRX and has been in love with it since.
Has the PRX and agrees it's technically very good for its price.
Finds the PRX sounds great with stringed instruments.
Doesn't find the PRX that different from the Artti T10 after trying both.
Finds the PRX a nice budget taste of planar sound.
Finds the PRX right there with the S12 Ultra.
Has the PRX and finds it produces one of the best sounds they've tried.
Owns the S08, T10 and PRX; the other two beat the PRX.
The PRX with a good DAC is their favourite budget IEM for competitive gaming.
Has the PRX with a 4.4mm jack and loves it.
Recently bought the PRX and runs it on a CX31993 dongle without an amp.
Has the PRX, a cheap gateway to planars that sounds pretty good.
EQs their PRX in Wavelet with triple-flange tips.
Bought the PRX and was disappointed by it.
The KZ PRX was a great choice for their metal and EDM.
Sold their KZ PRX after a week of use.
The KZ PRX is the only one of their sub-$50 IEMs that does justice to their heavy metal collection, with unmatched clarity, separation and speed.
The KZ PRX is their GOAT under $50, though it needs a DAC, cable and eartips on top.
Got the KZ PRX for about $21 and finds it exceptional, with absurd separation and detail without being harsh.
Uses the KZ PRX on a TRN Black Pearl: great clarity and separation from the planar, though it needs a good DAC and they replaced the stock cable.
Finds the KZ PRX decent but not much different from their ZS10 Pro; the planar didn't make a big difference to their ears.
Bought the KZ PRX over the pricier Artti T10 and is enjoying it on a TRN Black Pearl with a 4.4 mm cable and Tangzu tips.
Got the KZ PRX mainly for gaming and found it poor there; it didn't sound like a planar should and came across artificial, possibly a bad unit.
Their KZ PRX had driver flex twice.
Enjoys their KZ PRX more than the S12 Pro: much easier to fit, sounds right with Kiwi Ears Flow tips, and a quarter of the price; a good way into planars.