MEE audio Cables for MX PRO and M6 PRO In-Ear Monitors

Specifically for the audio jack cables: Brilliant performance, and lasted really long. They never gave me any trouble during my 1-year-long reign if using them... I upgraded to a phone that only had a USB-C port and hence had to change product. The usb-c cable malfunctioned very quickly and I've written a review for those separately. These function really well.

Specifically for the usb-C cables: Worked well for about a month after which time one of the two ear pieces began malfunctioning - putting out a lower quality sound until it died completely. Shrink wrapping the junction between cable and usb-C to prevent wiggle nd bending helped transiently increase the lifespan, by a few more weeks. See attached image. I paid too much money to have these cables behave like all other low cost cables ive used prior to switching to this brand.

Good sound and ergonomy but I have bad contacts after a few minutes...

These along with my Yamaha DTX drum set did not offer nearly enough volume. I know it was the mee6 causing the issues, because while waiting for the new wire, I had borrowed a different brands headset which worked perfectly

I have severe unilateral hearing loss and hear basically nothing out of my left ear. I use to cut one of the sides off of my monitors in order to not have them hanging there, but this is a much better solution. The fact that the I can buy this plus just the right earpiece for any of MEE's monitors is perfect. My mix is already in mono but at least there's no "stub" for the left earpiece getting snagged no stuff, and there's some cost savings to boot. I wish all musicians out there who are in the same situation as me knew that this option existed!

Identical to the original cable that came with my MX PRO 3. Good value.

I've used M6 PRO earphones for years. Being able to keep the in-ear monitors (still using the originals) and replace the cables is more practical for me â€" and the delivery service is outstanding.

I've used M6 PRO earphones for years. Being able to keep the in-ear monitors (still using the originals) and replace the cables is more practical for me â€" and the delivery service is outstanding.

There is an inherent problem with the plastic used on the connection to the earphones. It's a slightly rubberized material that will disintegrate. For whatever reason, the regular stereo cable uses a hard plastic material instead, and is durable. I bought the Bluetooth wireless kit, it has the rubbery connectors and those completely disintegrated while stored in the headphones' zipper case, and now the whole thing is unusable. I was disappointed when I ordered these mono cables and they are still using the problematic rubbery material. I don't understand why Mee wouldn't use the known durable material on all of their products and stop selling models that fall apart.