ZiiGaat Lush

An exceptional 1DD + 4BA studio-class hybrid setup featuring gorgeous color-toned faceplates, rich packaging, and supreme ergonomic comfort. The midrange is an absolute masterpiece—delivering pristine, organic vocals and top-tier instrument separation without a hint of listening fatigue. Backed by deep, well-controlled bass and crystal-clear highs, these IEMs offer pure, mature audio enjoyment for anyone who values balance and precision.

Great headphones. The close and intense middle makes any music very engaging. Moderately massive, fast raised bass, clear treble without too much gloss, but very informative. Some of the best are up to $200.

After a week with the Ziigaat Lush, what stood out most was its natural sound and effortless immersion. From design to tuning, everything feels refined without being overdone. Considering its ~250,000 KRW price point, it offers a rare balance of tonal richness and control. It’s a strong choice not only for intermediate to advanced listeners seeking studio-grade monitoring sound, but also for anyone who wants to enjoy long listening sessions in comfort.

What a great piece of kit. I even like the little pouch. New Meta tuning is comparable to KE4. Punching above it's class.

Lush has a pretty design, compact housing should be very comfortable. Accessories are slightly limited but it is not a big problem. The sound quality is balanced with a bit of warmth, so it sounds good many different types of music. It is like a more gentle version of Odyssey ~~

Very cool headphones. Close midrange, deep and massive bass, clear treble. It's a delicious sound. They are also very comfortable.

10. Pros and Cons

Pros:
- Super smooth and clean
- Decent soundstage and technicalities
- Warm-neutral profile
- Good build.
- Great for long, laid-back sessions.

Cons:

- Treble and upper mids lack that energy and sparkle for those who love it.
- The accessories need to be better, eartips and cable.
- Chonky and large shells.

Is it bad to be like this? No. This IEM is more neutral and even more coherent than the Ziigaat Odissey. I think it's very, very good and another success from this brand that knows what it's doing.
Possibly one of the best all-rounder IEMs you can buy at these prices.
Of course, for a little more money you get a product with more and better bass, immersion, and slightly better technical aspects.
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great value for the money, expectactions excedeed

los Lush destacan por su sonido. La calidad del mismo presenta, a mi parecer, un nuevo perfil en el escenario actual de los IEM. Se trata de un sonido equilibrado, natural, agradable, cálido, bien presentado. Ziigaat se ha alejado de la tendencia de Harmann/V y, sinceramente, me parece algo refrescante.

Full review: https://www.et-sona.com/post/ziigaat-lush

The ZiiGaat Lush is a great IEM for anyone who is seeking for the most neutral, uncolored, IEM. With its well boosted sub bass, and neutrality from the mid-bass to the treble, the ZiiGaat Lush does stand out from its competitors, and take the crown of being a solid neutral option under 200$. I could easily listen to the music for a long time with no fatigue, even with complex tracks that has tons of energy, it was able to reveal all the details from them without sounding shouty, very reference like. That said, you might find the tuning of this IEM boring, as nothing really stands out. If you are used to U/V-Shaped IEMs, this will give you a different experience, as they do what they are claimed to do – being a studio grade IEM. Listening to live recordings, such as the soundtrack of the Wicked movie, was a whole experience; Very lively, natural, like I am in the concert.

The technical performance of these IEMs are very good, and does meet the expectations from an IEM in their price range: good imaging and stage, good separation.

That said, it should be noted that these IEMs do have slightly driver flex. Is that terrible? Not really. Except that, their fit and comfort was good for me, and I didn't feel any pressure buildup or whatsoever, and I could wear them for long.

Overall, I think it is a solid option for a studio grade/neutral IEM under 200$, and if you already own many U/V-Shaped IEMs, it might give you another tuning to explore in your collection, something different. Listening to music with no added color is interesting but could be boring. Something to explore.

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https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/ziigaat-lush.28072/review/37580/

The Lush is that, the true upgrade to the Truthear Hexa, but soo much better tuned

It is as the name suggest, vocals ae intimate and has a sweet smooth representation akin to famous hd6xx. Yet it also remains airy on the instrument front. sibilance is controlled, but could use refinement.

I am bit underwhelmed by the pieces. I have a constant low noise, which I did not have on my half as expensive Huawei earbuds. Also the fit of the set and the cables is not good for me, it hurts wearing them after 1-2 hours.

this ziigaat lush earphone are one of the best earphones

Wonderfully mellow set!I've had the Lush for about a month now and I always use it when I want to relax and reset my ears. Very smooth.

The ZiiGaat Lush delivers smooth, warm, and non-fatiguing sound with solid bass and relaxed treble. Great fit, lightweight, and comfy for long sessions. Works well for vocals and laid-back genres. Build quality feels solid for the price. Not the most detailed or energetic, but perfect if you want a chill, easy listen. Great value IEM for casual and budget-conscious listeners.

best IEM ever

These monitors are tuned for neutrality, targeting studio level accuracy. The 10mm dynamic driver handles the low end with refinement: tight, present, but never overbearing. The result is a clean, coherent frequency response that avoids the over-boosted bass or recessed mids common in consumer tuning profiles.

Listening impressions reveal a distinct emphasis on realism and immersion. Tracks like Lush Life by John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman showcase the Lush’s ability to place the listener at the heart of the recording, capturing micro-detail, tonal warmth, and spatial depth with ease. The saxophone’s entrance, especially, reveals the unit’s mastery in rendering natural timbre and texture.

Vocals, such as those on Willie Nelson’s What Kind of Love, come through with body and presence, while background instrumentation stays articulate and layered. The soundstage remains well-proportioned, with a convincing sense of placement and air. In more electronically driven tracks like Kelly Watch the Stars (Vegyn version), the bass demonstrates clarity and grip without bleeding into the mids, underlining the Lush’s restraint and discipline.

Overall, the Ziigaat Lush stand out as a neutral forward, musically capable IEM. They avoid over coloration, prioritizing tonal integrity and balance across the spectrum. While not aimed at bass heavy genres, they offer a rich, immersive sound ideal for critical listening and extended sessions. Their build, tuning, and technical handling place them comfortably in the category of reference level monitors for discerning ears.

The name nails it. This is the best Ziigaat I’ve had so far. Strange enough, I couldn’t stand the Odyssey for its fatiguing and sizzly nature, so take that into account. This is the opposite, but featuring the same addictive bass and lower mids. Treble is smooooth with just the right amount of clarity and engagement factor. Somehow, this is what I imagined the Mega5EST to sound like. Pinna may be too low for some, but I find it integrates extremely well with the tuning. Very immersive and holographic, although more horizontally extending. Quality wise, I think the unbranded drivers are on par with the ones from the well-known players.