FiiO FH3 Triple Drive HiFi Earphones: High Resolution, Bass Sound, High Fidelity for Smartphones/PC/Tablet Review

I was looking for something compact instead of invoices. And universal - so that you can enjoy high-quality sound via wire and bluetooth in the gym or on a run. Generally satisfied. The main disadvantage is that sometimes the sound is partially lost. I haven't found the reason yet. It is treated by disconnecting and reconnecting the cable. Well, compared to overhead, sometimes my ears start to hurt

About the sound. I listen through a smartphone in conjunction with a fiio KA3 DAC, flac files and Internet radio with good sound transmission. I'm delighted)). Of course, this is the initial level of audiophilia, but the sound is simply gorgeous. compared to other headphones that I used (relatively not expensive a little more than $ 100). A clear stage appeared in the sound, the instruments began to play brighter and more colorful, livelier. Very important! Comfortable fit for my ears, almost…

Bought blindly, but was very pleased. In terms of sound, it's a major upgrade over the wireless full-sizes of a well-known brand in the same price range. At first I listened from a simple smartphone, and this was a mistake - despite the fact that they still sounded better than all the headphones that I had, they had dips in some frequencies. But I got a "whistle", and the sound changed. I can’t describe the sound in audiophile terms, but I’ll say that there is more bass here than necessary, but

To my ears, the sound from the reference rim headphones is slightly more intense low frequencies and the overall stage size is much smaller. Otherwise, the highres is like a highres - all the details, in general, everything, any crackling and the smallest creak can be heard, even the background noise that is added to the tracks to revitalize can probably be decomposed into the smallest details.

I listen to them from a sgs10 smartphone and to say that the sound is changing is to say nothing :) at home from a sound card is even better! in general, these are excellent headphones, you can take and forget about the change for a long time) the only thing is if the budget allows, the sweat, although they are quite uplifting in terms of the price tag, fiio still has cheaper ones, which are inferior in sound of course. I personally compared with fiio fh5 and they are better but not much…

Got pros: Quite comfortable, good cord, good equipment. The cover is good. Ear pads in assortment. Got cons: Sound. I am deeply disappointed. Sharp reinforcing high, sibilants. Poor and flat middle. Ugly raised bottoms. Tried with different sources, with different nozzles - all to no avail.

Some pros: these armatures have a bass, it really is felt, listened to them westrance, fonarev digital emotions, drum & bass paul b nuborn mix, concord dawn- felt many times better than fiio fa 1 (there was no bass at all) Different cons: all the same harsh HF fall out of the ears - need to be corrected

The sound is amazing, I understand that this is an entry-level hi-res, but compared to consumer headphones (I use airpods pro at the same time), the difference is simply cosmic, the high frequencies are great here (initially they hit my ears out of habit, but then you get used to it and you can’t listen without them) , vocal elaboration (in tracks with complex fast reading, where not all words are legible, almost every word is clear here), clear backing vocals and adlibs (all phrases are not…

I think they are with me for a long time). I was chasing bluetooth with my ears and was a little sorry at first. All because of the e cable, which is inconvenient in motion. But as it turned out, everything is not so bad. The cable does not interfere, its length suits me 1.2 m. directly into the ear and my own steps do not hum like them. Personally, I am satisfied and now I intend to buy a special player for a high-quality sound track of my favorite songs.

According to reviews, it is found that the middle is littered, so you don’t need to write like that after all sorts of bits and cheap sleepyheads, where the middle is simply pulled up so much that you can’t hear anything except the middle. They thus try to compensate for the complete absence of the bottom. Here everything is in order with the entire range. I listened on Samsung Note 9, the sound is not bad, but there are some distortions, the sound is a little clumsy. But on the Fiio X7 II…

Perhaps one of the best purchases in my life in terms of price / quality ratio. The first Hi Res headphones, the sound after many years of using ordinary headphones is just fantastic! According to familiar musicians, and in my experience, this model is one of the best for entering the audiophile topic. Plus, the quality of workmanship, the quality of fittings - the feeling that you are holding a premium thing in your hands. I highly recommend!

Bought as the first experience of familiarization with high-quality sound. Later I bought a Hiby R3 Pro Saber for them. Ears sound great even with a smartphone, but you need a source of the appropriate level to understand at least something. To my "amateur hearing" there are too many highs, but I think this is a feature of the armature in the sound. The bottom for in-ear is also very good. So far I've listened to several albums in DSD 128, depending on the recording, some of them are revealed…

I've recently become a big fan of IEM style headphones. My first fiio fd1s. So it was an easy decision to try the Double Balanced Armature FH3 Hybrid. I find the sound very appealing and balanced. Thanks to a special amplifier, they shine even more. Build quality is impressive with metal bodies. It comes with a wide range of ear tips.

Currently 5 stars but may change with wear and tear after some time of use. But straight out of the box they sound amazing. Edit after one week of use. The sound was amazing when it worked and then stopped working properly on the left side. As a result, you hear more bass in one ear, creating a huge imbalance. In terms of durability I have to give 1 star as I used it for 2-3 hours every other day during the week of ownership. Will update as soon as I get a replacement and see how long they…

Updated: apparently the search continues, for some reason the right earpiece is now playing about half as loud as the left. I suspect that one of the drivers has stopped working or something. Luckily I have 2 days before the return window closes so I can get my money back but this makes me wary of buying Fiio headphones in the future, I've seen other people have issues with their QA at other IEMs. Original: I just bought a pair of Thieaudio Legacy 3 about 2 weeks before I found out about them…

At first I thought these in-ear headphones lacked bass. After then researching and trying the generous selection of ear tips that come with the FH3, I found only the ones that fit to create a good seal and comfortable fit. Then came the bass. What I first thought was the lack of bass was inaccurate. When I played music with bass, I was present in it. The headphones just didn't add bass, which many in-ear headphones didn't have. With so many in-ear headphones doing this, I was expecting to hear…

People buy this IEM for bass. And it definitely is, although not overwhelmingly so. It's so fast, so deep and so pure that it doesn't show up when it's not needed, but it hits so hard when it needs to. I really understand why people call it an addiction. It adds real depth, richness and authority to the bass without coloring the lower mids, which I found to be problematic with models like the BLON BL-03 and iBasso IT00. The Tin T2+ is also warmer in comparison, albeit less authoritatively…

"FiiO FH3" (SpinFit CP360/Serial Cable/XDUOO TA-10 Amp) Phenomenal! Excellent bass, low frequencies turn into a hum with rapid decay and a soft but noticeable punch, highs sparkle without harshness, perfect balance of warmth and brightness, mids have good detail, vocals are not drowned out and have a touch of life. I like them on the XDUOO Tube as they tame the bass even more making it clearer but have an even smoother character which is absolutely beautiful although they have played amazing on

I rediscovered iems last year after 20 years away from the scene. A lot has changed since Circuit City and The Good Guys (okay, maybe a 20+ year hiatus). I've tested many of the options below so you can see for yourself. My favorite piece is ikko OH10. I was drawn to the musical performance of instruments that sound natural and rich. Sub-bass boom and pronounced treble made listening even more enjoyable. I absolutely dislike: Final 7200 (soulless, lacking energy, but very analytical), Legacy 3…

Sound preferences are very subjective so I won't attempt to describe how they actually sound other than to say they sound really great - the best ones i have ever heard . I've had a variety of on-ear and in-ear hearing aids over the years. I'm usually just trying to pick something with good build quality and/or serviceability in the $100-$200 range. I don't consider myself a high class snob; I don't really know how to critically evaluate these things; but I have a really hard time enjoying…