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TRUTHEAR Zero:BLUE21 / 6
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@maroon_glacier_76 · Owner-reported

Owned under a month · Still using it: no, stopped · Posted

The nozzle is realy big in diameter, i dont enjoy wearing these for longer than maybe an hour Max. The sound is too Boomy in the bass and also very Icepicky for me. i had to use heavy EQ to smooth it out on bass and treble. actualy hurts to wear them for me. The quality is Good.

  • Comfort · worse than expected
Would not buy again

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TRUTHEAR

TRUTHEAR Zero:BLUE2

Current price · Amazon US
$59.49
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Would not buy it again; has stopped using it.

Owned under a month.

  • Fit and comfort over hours1 worse
  • Shells and connectors after months1 as expected

Key specs

Connection Type
Wired-3.5mmMost common
Wired-3.5mm95%Bluetooth5%

Wired-3.5mm is the most common — on 95% of the 37 in-ear monitors we've cataloged (of 38).

Has Microphone
Yes
False68%True32%

True appears on 32% of the 34 in-ear monitors we've cataloged (of 38).

Driver Size
10, 7.8 mmAbove average
10 mm
7 mm13 mm

above average for in-ear monitors — based on 23 of 38 we've cataloged.

Connectivity

Connection Type
Wired-3.5mm
Cable Type
2-pin detachable

Microphone

Has Microphone
Yes

Sound

Driver Size
10, 7.8 mm
Driver Count
2
Driver Type
Dynamic
Frequency Response
20-41000 Hz
Frequency Response High Hz
41000 Hz
Frequency Response Low Hz
20 Hz
Impedance
5.8 Ω
Sensitivity
119.5 dB/mW

Design

Color Options
Blue
Earbud Form Factor
In-ear
Detachable Cable
Yes

Features

Inline Controls
Yes

Identity

Model Number
ZERO:BLUE2

Release

Msrp Usd
64.99 USD

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TRUTHEAR Zero:BLUE2 Frequency Response (measured on a B&K 5128)

Measured frequency response (dB relative) against the SoundGuys Headphone Preference Curve. When the measurement goes above the dashed line, that frequency is louder than our preference curve, and when it goes below: it's quieter. Use the curve for comparison purposes only, as your taste may vary.-20-15-10-50+5+10+15+20201001k10k20kdB (Relative)Frequency (Hz)

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Measured frequency response (dB relative) against the SoundGuys Headphone Preference Curve. When the measurement goes above the dashed line, that frequency is louder than our preference curve, and when it goes below: it's quieter. Use the curve for comparison purposes only, as your taste may vary.

TRUTHEAR Zero:BLUE2: frequency response, as measured in the SoundGuys lab. Frequency in hertz.
Frequency (Hz)Response (dB)
2018.2
2517.7
3216.9
4015.8
5014.4
6312.6
8010.4
1007.6
1254.5
1601.6
2000.9
250-0.8
315-2.0
400-3.3
500-4.2
630-3.0
800-2.3
1000-1.2
12500.7
16001.8
20002.8
25004.8
31506.7
40006.8
50005.3
63003.4
80003.3
10000-4.5
125001.6
160002.8
20000-16.3

SoundGuys review

SOUNDGUYS rating
6.7/ 10
Worth a look
Jhaycee Calvez
Reviewed byJhaycee CalvezVideo Producer/WriterReviewed June 2025
Isolation6.5
Comfort & fit4.0
Design7.5
Portability8.0
Value6.5

The verdict

Great for gaming, but only for those looking at a bass-rumbling casual action gaming experience. For music listeners, the bass may be too much even for some bass heads. For those who want the bass to take center stage, this IEM is for you.

✓Liked: Bass heavy, Spatial width and depth, Flashy design, Separate cable with inline mic

✕Could be better: Fatiguing bass to some, Annoying to wear for long hours

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1 owner review

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Would not buy again

The nozzle is realy big in diameter, i dont enjoy wearing these for longer than maybe an hour Max. The sound is too Boomy in the bass and also very Icepicky for me. i had to use heavy EQ to smooth it out on bass and treble. actualy hurts to wear them for me. The quality is Good.

  • Comfort · worse than expected
  • Mic on calls · better than expected
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