Linsoul Tripowin Zonie 16 Core Silver Plated Cable SPC Earphone Cable (QDC-3.5mm, Grey)

I bought this Prime shipped for £13.71 (£2 off promo) for my Blon BL-03, instead of waiting for delivery from China. I could have bought a very nice cable from there for the same money, but I was curious to see how this stacked up as it was the cheapest 16 core IEM cable I'd seen as UK stock. The price has gone up since I first wrote this review.I have to say I'm pleasantly surprised with the cable. It flows well and doesn't kink, the plugs and connectors are solid too. It's thinner and lighter than my 16 core KB Ear and Yinyoo cables but not by a huge amount. It's slightly thicker than my 8 core Yinyoo cables, although again, not by a great deal. It sits somewhere in between and for the money I can't complain at all.Sonically it's no different to any other competently made cable, but it's certainly a worthy improvement in terms of feel, fit and comfort over the Blon's stock cable!.For the most part I'll continue to use Ali to buy my IEM cables as the prices are impossible to beat for such high quality. My 16 core Yinyoo and KB Ear cables cost ~£12-15 direct; they have better plugs, the cables have a lovely weight and thickness to them, and they generally just feel nicer.The price has since been raised to £19.99 with Prime. That's less of a bargain but still the cheapest 16 core I've seen shipped from the UK. If I need a cable in a rush I wouldn't hesitate to buy another of these Tripowin Zonie cables. I hope it's a sign of things to come in terms of easy availability of reasonably priced and good quality IEM cables in the UK.On that topic, there's a Yinyoo cable on Amazon UK at the moment selling for almost £60, when it's readily available from China for just over £12. That's a ridiculous markup but people are paying it and claiming to now hear all sorts of new and wonderful things from their IEM's. Maybe because they think it's a sixty quid cable so it must be special, right?!Linsoul are a rock solid seller of gear from China with an excellent reputation and I'm glad they priced this cable so reasonably in the UK, it was the same price you'd pay from China before the price hike. It deserves to sell well and gets full marks from me, happy listening :)

I noticed there weren't any reviews for this Nucool cable by Tripowin so I thought I'd write this. I've brought other more-expensive-than-average cables before this one & wondered whether the extra money is justified - especially when reading some of the 'claims' made by manufacturers & reviewers who "know what I'm talking about".In my own opinion, this Nucool cable sounds wonderful. I've got it connected to my Ikko Meteor OH-1's & it really seems to make a difference. I didn't really want to spend £60 on Ikko's own cable so I bought this one from Tripowin which was the limit of my budget. Delivery took slightly less than 2 weeks - well before the 17th - 24th April deadline & well worth the delivery waiting time from China.Soundstaging is excellent, drums & bass are emphasised but without dominating the rest of the music, treble is detailed without becoming overly harsh & you can detect spacing between all the instruments - they don't sound all piled up on top of each other. I've compared this to other cables with varying prices & I think this one lives up to its hype & pricetag. It has a superior sound quality over the others. No, it's not cheap but I believe it is worth the money if you want noticeably better sound quality but don't want to spend a fortune.I listen to a wide range of different musical genres: Rock, EDM, Folk, Choral, etc & this cable does them all proud.This is an exceptional cable - it's not cheap but it's very well made, is nice & thick but doesn't feel too heavy. It 'glistens' in sunlight - if you like that sort of thing - & the connectors & slider are made of alloy - quality stuff.Heartily recommended.

Update: I have bought a second one with the 2.5mm balanced plug. I wasn't sure if there was much difference at first between the balanced and 3.5mm but listening to Pay Benetars All fired up, then some La Traviata Act 1 it was apparent that there was a wider soundstage. Another quality cable to use with my IEM'sI bought this to replace the standard cable that came with my Moondrop Aria's. I wasn't expecting any improvement in sound quality, I just wanted a cable that was easier to manage than the supplied one.It certainly is a much more user friendly cable, easier to wrap and doesn't snag on clothes as much.I was surprised that there was (to my ears) a small improvement in sound quality. Instruments seem more focused and easier to place and the soundstage seems wider. However the changes are small. Combining the benefits of a more user friendly cable and the small improvement in sound quality makes this a good buy.

I had never tried any product of Tripowin before but I will definitely now. Bought this as a cable replacement for my newly acquired Moondrop Starfield (see photo) and I'm really happy with it. It fits more securely in my opinion than compared to the stock cable. Actually didn't notice it had the old "chin slider" ball mechanism on it for an even more secure fit under the chin. The look and quality of the cable/connectors are excellent and surpassed my expectations somewhat. Feels and looks quality to me.