Hybrid in-ear monitors with multiple drivers used to mean big shells and high prices. The ZiiGaat Cinno, available at Linsoul, fits a five-driver setup into a small, lightweight body. Here's what it offers.
Linsoul is an audio retailer specializing in in-ear monitors, along with headphones, DAPs, DAC/amps, cables and accessories, carrying brands like THIEAUDIO, Kiwi Ears, Moondrop, FiiO and ZiiGaat. ZiiGaat spent over a decade developing OEM and ODM products for other audio brands before launching its own line.
The Cinno is a hybrid IEM that pairs one 10mm Liquid Crystal Polymer (LCP) dynamic driver with four balanced armature drivers: two for mid-highs and two for ultra-treble.
According to ZiiGaat, the LCP dynamic driver handles bass with fast, deep impact, while the BA drivers cover the mids and treble. Passive crossovers keep each range in its lane to avoid bass spilling into the mids.
ZiiGaat describes the sound as balanced: powerful sub-bass and lows, slightly warm but mostly neutral mids, and treble that follows the ear's natural response with a peak around 3kHz, aiming for detail without fatigue.
The housing is small for its driver count, with a thin profile designed to sit securely and deeply in the ear for long listening sessions, whether on stage, commuting or at home.
The Cinno comes in Black, Purple and Green. At the time of writing, it's listed at $69, down from $99.
The Cinno is a great fit for listeners moving up from basic earbuds, musicians who want a comfortable stage monitor, and anyone who wants a hybrid IEM without spending much.
Linsoul offers free worldwide shipping, and most products come with a 1-year warranty.
The ZiiGaat Cinno packs a five-driver hybrid design and a balanced tuning into a small shell at a very approachable price.
Check the current price and deals on the ZiiGaat Cinno at Linsoul
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