In this review I’m taking a look at the ZiiGaat Cinno, and it’s a really interesting set for the money: 1 dynamic driver handling the bass, plus 4 balanced armatures (two highs, two lows). What surprised me is that while the overall tuning graphs very flat from sub-bass into the lower treble, it doesn’t come across cold or unengaging. ZiiGaat managed to keep that “neutral” foundation but add a genuinely nice layer of warmth—while also stepping up the midrange detail compared to the ultra-cheap ZiiGaat Nu. Build and comfort are also a big part of why I think the Cinno is worth talking about. The shells feel more premium and dense, and even with a plastic nozzle it keeps the excellent comfort and lightweight fit I liked on the Nu. The included 2-pin cable looks spectacular (that deep aqua/turquoise color is gorgeous), though it’s 3.5mm only and the ear loops are a bit long. Sonically, bass is strong, fast, and authoritative, making it a solid all-rounder for pop, hip-hop, and even EDM—though if EDM is your main thing, spending more for a dedicated basshead set will get you more. Treble is slightly extended but not sibilant, and while it won’t “fake” extra stage with a super-pushed airy top end, the overall balance is what makes the Cinno so competent.