ZiiGaat Cinno

Sounds good so far, and it does the job.

Nice laid back tuning

I think the Ziigaat Cinno is suitable for people looking for a neutral, relaxed sound that isn’t aggressive. In my opinion, the vocals are nice, quite sweet, and have good note weight. The treble is very laid-back and not aggressive; for those who are treble sensitive I think you will like the sound. The bass quality is nice as well, has great thump and nice texture. Solid and quiet underrated iems!

Comfortable audio - but not typical V-shape

I'm going to say these are possibly useful IEMs for a more neutral listening experience. Maybe for music mixing as lows and highs are not extended. Light weight construction and good cable. Bass and Treble are moderately subdued - similar to the frequency graphs you will find in reviews on Youtube. Mids are ok and sufficient for most music. You can push up volume and get more bass and treble impact and get a good amount of mids. They provide a safe signature. This is a 3.5 star type of review. If you can get these on sale, give them a try. I could wear these daily if they were my only set. But for a hybrid multi-driver IEM, not a big stand-out. I might recommend Truthear Hexa over these if you are in the market for a $70-90 multi-driver set. I think I might like listening with the Ziigaat Nuo as much as these - and that set is 1/4 the price. Nuo are very comfortable and offer a nicer bass experience. The build quality is a little questionable. The left IEM of mine had issues with losing connection and the 2-pin inserts are not 100% solid - a bit wiggly. Could be my set and not others.