CCA CRA IEM Wired Earphones vs KZ EDCX IEM Wired Earphones

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General

BrandCCAKZ
ModelCRA IEMEDCX IEM
DesignEarphone
TypeIn the EarIn the Ear
ConnectivityWiredWired

Design and Body

Cord Length1.25 m1.25 m
Cord Type3.5mm Jack
FoldableYes

Features

MicrophoneYes
Additional Features2 pin Detachable Earbuds

Sound Features

Deep BassYes
Impedance34 ohm20±3Ω
Sensitivity105dB103±3dB
Frequency Response20 Hz (Min) - 40 kHz (Max)20 Hz (Min) - 40 kHz (Max)
Driver Unit10 mm
Driver TypeDynamicDynamic

Extra

Sales Package1x KZ - EDCX Wired IEM, 3x Pair Eartips, 1x User Manual
Inline RemoteYes

Warranty

Warranty1 year
Warranty TypeManufacturerRepair / Replacement
Covered in WarrantyManufacturing Defect
Not Covered in WarrantyPhysical Damage

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