Piluyaa Wired Gaming Headphones (QKZ ENZO IEM) with 11mm Dynamic Driver, Bass Tuning & 3.5mm Mic (Black)
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What these are for
Piluyaa’s wired gaming headphones are really IEM earphones meant to do two jobs at once: keep you comfortable for long sessions, and deliver a sound profile that doesn’t feel flat—especially if you like punchy bass and clear treble. The pitch here is straightforward: a compact in-ear monitor with a 1DD setup (the listing mentions a new 11mm dynamic driver) plus an in-line microphone for calls.
On the comfort side, the design language is very “wear it for hours.” The product description highlights a very lightweight build (it lists 2.3g for a single headset), ergonomic shapes, and ear fins that help keep the earbuds steady. For gaming, commuting, or desk use, that matters because an IEM that shifts around is more distracting than you’d expect.
The sound profile you can expect (and the trade-off)
According to the listing, the sound is “relatively bright and clear” with a transparent overall presentation, deep bass, and crystal clear treble. In practical terms, that usually translates to vocals and details popping without you having to turn everything up. If you watch videos and game with dialogue-heavy audio, a clearer top end is often what makes conversations and sound effects cut through.
That said, bright-and-clear tuning can be a little unforgiving if your source is harsh or if you already prefer a darker sound. It’s not guaranteed to match every taste, and the listing doesn’t provide measurements—so treat this as a “based on the design intent” kind of expectation rather than a lab-tested promise.
Comfort and fit details that actually matter day to day
This is where the QKZ ENZO-style IEM approach shows up. The listing specifically mentions:
- PC cavity covered with UV varnish (for an elegant look)
- TPE ear tips designed to be comfortable and smooth
- A groove design at the ear cap intended to bring more stereo sound and enhance details/sound stage
- Short sound guide tubes meant to reduce sound loss
- Soft ear fins added to the rear for stability, plus a memory ear hook to hold shape
It also includes three sets of soft eartips for different ear sizes. That’s a big deal because fit affects bass impact and overall clarity more than people think. If the seal is right, bass usually tightens up, if it’s off, you can lose low-end punch and detail.
One limitation to keep in mind: ear fins and hooks are helpful for stability, but they may not feel equally comfortable for every ear shape—so if you’re sensitive to pressure, it’s worth taking the fit seriously.
Built for wired use: cable, controls, and calls
The cable is described as a professional 4-core 4N OFC wire that’s soft and durable. The connector is a 3.5mm plug, and the listing states it can work with “all 3.5mm related audio devices,” including Android smartphones, Windows phones, MP3/MP4 players, and other audio devices.
For media control, there are remote buttons that can help with answering/end calls and pause/play/skip tracks. The listing also clarifies something important: volume control is not supported.
For calls, the in-line mic is positioned just below the jaw area. The claim is that it picks up your voice clearly, which is what you want for phone calls or chat during gaming.
What you get in the box
The package is listed as including: - 1 pair of QKZ ENZO in-ear monitors (wired earbuds/headset) - 1 earphones cable - 3 pairs of silicone ear tips
The listing also describes the intended use in broader terms—music, phone calls, gaming, on stage, studio, video, chatting, and more—so if you want one wired pair that can cover everyday listening and occasional mic use, that’s the mindset this product is built around.
Tech specs (only what’s stated in the listing)
- Name: Piluyaa Wired Gaming Headphones IEM Earphones with QKZ ENZO in Ear Monitor (Black)
- Type: Wired in-ear monitor (IEM) earphones with in-line mic
- Driver: 1DD, new 11mm dynamic driver (listing wording)
- Weight: 2.3g for a single headset (listed)
- Cable: 4-core 4N OFC wire (listed)
- Plug: 3.5mm (listed)
- Controls: Answer/end calls, pause/play/skip tracks, volume control not supported (listed)
Is it worth it?
A solid pick if you want wired IEMs that prioritize comfort and stay-in-place stability. It’s especially worth considering if you like a brighter, clearer sound with deep bass, and you need an in-line mic for phone calls or chatting.
It might not be the best match if you require volume control on the inline remote, or if you know you’re sensitive to bright treble tuning. Also, since ear fins and a memory hook are part of the stability design, comfort will depend on how well the included ear tips and fin style suit your ears.
Before you buy, double-check that you’re okay with a wired 3.5mm setup and that your device supports a standard 3.5mm connection. If your setup is mostly mobile without a headphone jack, you’ll need to account for that outside of what’s listed here.
Quick FAQ
Can this be used for phone calls?
Yes. The listing mentions an in-line mic positioned just below the jaw for clear phone call conversations, plus remote buttons for answering/end calls.
Does the inline remote control volume?
No. The listing specifically says volume control is not supported.
Will it fit different ear sizes?
It includes three sets of soft silicone ear tips, which should help you dial in the seal for better bass and overall detail.
What connection does it use?
It uses a 3.5mm plug, and the listing states compatibility with 3.5mm audio devices, including Android and Windows phones and common media players.
Is it more music-focused or gaming-focused?
It’s marketed toward both, but the combination of deep bass, bright clarity, and a call mic makes it a “do-it-all wired IEM” type of choice rather than a purely competitive gaming headset.