Truthear Zero:Red
Crinacle-tuned dual dynamic driver IEM
A warmer, smoother gaming and music pick with better bass weight than ultra-lean budget IEMs.
INR 5,499
Limited
Quick verdict
Quick verdict
Excellent
A strong choice when you want one IEM for competitive gaming and daily music without treble bite.
FPS
Very strong
8.7/10
Competitive placement
Imaging
Very strong
8.7/10
Positioning
Value
Very strong
8.9/10
Price performance
Review summary
Review summary
What stands out
Zero:Red gives FPS players a more forgiving tuning than bright budget sets while keeping imaging strong enough for ranked play.
Best parts
- Smooth all-round tuning
- Good bass body
- Strong value
Watch outs
- Shell can feel large
- Less sharp positional edge than leaner sets
Score breakdown
Score breakdown
Overall: Very strong (8.8/10).
Frequency response
Measured frequency response
Sampled from HBB Squiglink Zero:RED left/right REW measurements, averaged and normalized at 500 Hz.
Key specifications
Key specifications
| Driver | 10 mm + 7.8 mm dynamic drivers | |
| Impedance | 17.5 ohm | |
| Sensitivity | 117.5 dB/Vrms | |
| Frequency response | 20 Hz - 40 kHz (20 Hz - 20 kHz effective) | |
| Connector | 0.78 mm recessed 2-pin | |
| Cable type | Silver-plated copper | |
| Cable termination | 3.5 mm | |
| Shell material | DLP 3D-printed resin | |
| Nozzle material | Metal | |
| Detachable cable | Yes | |
| Mic | No | |
| Weight | ~7 g |
Buying info
Buying info
Fit guide
Pros
- Smooth all-round tuning
- Good bass body
- Strong value
- Good separation
Cons
- Shell can feel large
- Less sharp positional edge than leaner sets
Best for
- General FPS
- VALORANT
- Music
Avoid if
- You need a tiny shell
- You want very bright footstep emphasis
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