Edited to expound my comment

From your options the Salnotes Zeros are the only ones I've used, but from my experience they've been incredible.

They're consistent and the cable is easily replacable. I've been using them as in-ears for my local church music team and they're great. No brainer at that price to be honest.

I also use them whenever I have to mix something while in a noisy environment.

To my ears they're neutral with a biiiit of high mid emphasis. The bass isn't prominent (which I like). I use mine with foam tips because silicone tips don't work well with me for any IEM.

They come with several tips out of the box too.

Highly recommended

The truthear zero is great, but the salnotes zero does almost 90% of that for a lot less.

I dont know the ones you linked, but I bought these a couple of months back and am very satisfied:

Linsoul KZ ZSN Pro Dual Driver

I do own sennheiser hd25 and beyerdynamic 770 for reference and have had many 30-70 euro in ears over the years.

At 21 euro they are absolutely amazing.

I mean, Crinacle collaborated with the OEMs on the latter two, so they have to be good, though that's just coming from my own bias of worshipping Crinacle as the big boss of IEM tunings.

I do have the Salnotes Zeros and they are really good, worth way more than the USD$20 price tag. If this is your first foray into IEMs, the Salnotes Zero is a no-brainer.

I highly recommend checking out Crinacle's own IEM rankings; anything marked with 3 stars is worth the blind purchase according to him. Keep in mind he never puts his own collaborations on that list but you can dig around on his YouTube channel for some insight into what he has worked on as well as ratings and reviews of products that he has not worked on.

The premium recommendation is: get yourself custom made ear protection, where you can different filters and buds in. Nothing fits better than something special made for you.

I cannot speak to these options. I have Shure earbuds, but also don't want to just recommend them as there are so many options out there today. What are your primary needs for earbuds, are you looking for sound quality, sound isolation? Are you limited to Amazon purchases? You may want to go down a rabbit hole on the Perrivan audio review site, https://perrivanaudio.com/oreo-list/. Good Hunting!