FiiO FH7 Black Hybrid Earphones with 5 Drivers (1 Dynamic + 4 Balanced Armatures), Customizable Filters, and High-Fidelity Audio for Smartphones, Tablets, and PCs Review

I found great sound in the wireless over-ears, but the wireless earplugs were still a compromise solution that offered a number of conveniences but had its downsides, including less than perfect sound. Therefore, when my friends advised me to listen to this wired model, praising it for the sound, I decided that if I was satisfied with the sound, I would change my wireless earbuds to wired ones, because the last few days I could no longer put up with my earplugs, which were noticeably inferior…

1. So far I have tested not with the coolest sound sources that one could wish for - with the X3-III player, as well as with the Weihua P10 Minus smartphone (it does not have a high-level DAC, but in general, by the standards of smartphones, the sound path is quite decent). but even with such sources, the FH7 showed a tangible superiority in sound quality over the F9 Pro and simply colossal - over the F5, and these ears, in turn, were also not made with a finger. 2. Soon I'm going to buy an M9…

My first headphones of this level. Before them, I listened to music for a year with FIIO F9 PRO, Dunu Falcon-C headphones using FIIO BTR3, BTR5 devices. I recently purchased a FIIO M11 plus ltd player and I listen to music only with FH7 (I don’t want to go back to my old headphones). After the F9 PRO, with the BTR5 device, the FH7 headphones sound significantly better. I will not describe in detail the impressions, I do not have much comparative experience. In a word, I did not regret that I…

Has pros: Pretty detailed sound. Equipment. Execution quality. Previously, I used single-driver armatures with an emphasis on treble / midrange and various dynamic drivers (where there was a lack of treble / midrange). There's enough here. Perhaps there are slight deviations from the ideal frequency response, but this is a real full-fledged HiRes sound very detailed. The difference in sound (with any other headphones of a lower class) is noticeable on the same tracks (even at a dry MP3…

Week 1: Light, very, even too! The highs take away most of the sound, but the genre of the music is very important. Trance does not listen. But the instrumental-orchestral one is just a thrill. The detailing of the headphones immediately speaks of their position in the premium segment. Drums are reborn into something incredible. Strength, pressure, wow! Week 2: The headphones warmed up or I got used to the sound, in general, he picked up and it seems that the top is not pressed anymore, it…

Very critical to the quality of the recording and the reproducing path. If something is missing, then they are no better than plugs for 1k.

I decided for the first time to take in-ear headphones that are not budget. Was skeptical. Always used the full size. I wanted in-channel in conjunction with fiio m11. I listened to westone, dunu, sony, fa7 and a bunch of others from this and slightly higher price range. The subject turned out to be more honest in sound. Plus, the kit is chic in terms of the number of ear pads and filters, which allows you to customize the sound a little, but for yourself without an equalizer. But it is better…

Wide stage, deep and fast bass. Vocals and instrumentals impress with the accuracy of the sound. Headphones work out the smallest details of sound extraction from instruments. Naturally with high-quality material and DAC. Rock and electronic - also deserve praise. Separately, I note the convenience of wearing. They are not felt in the ears, despite the weight of the headphones, they do not fall out, they are extremely comfortable to wear.

They need a pure copper, "dark" cable, no silver. With native shoelaces, you will have to use "extra bass" filters. Maybe even stuff toilet paper with insoles (just kidding). Please bear in mind that I am not a "vychefob", I just have a good ear. I still (I'm super-old) can clearly hear 18kHz. There is practically no difference between balanced and regular 3.5 outputs. This means that the FH7s have their own well-placed sound and can play from anything (within reason). Quite decent gags…

I am writing a review comparing these headphones with Audeze LCD-1, JVC and B&W PX. I use Fiio M11 Pro and Fiio KA3 as a source. Different pros: The main advantage is an interesting sound with good detail. The instruments are clearly visible. All the details are heard. Its cons: I don't see any obvious flaws. Unless, these are still earbuds and the ears need to adapt to the sound. They have some squeakiness.

I came to them after Filers, Andromeda, tons of dynamos and chose them after listening to Solaris 2022 (no, of course they are better, but not at 3x the price of FH7) Green filters open the air at high frequencies, but can be slightly bright Blacks smother the highs and mids a little, but give more timbres to the lows Didn't even turn the reds on I'll buy another one and screw on the Alo Super Litz. I threw a ton of money before I finally found my sound in the face of FH7

Anyone reading these reviews is probably as obsessed with music as I am. I own a few "flagship" DACs and headphones, but these IEMs are a bargain for the price from a manufacturer that continues to raise the bar for audiophile gear at moderate prices. I'm a big headphone lover, I own Focals, Audeze, Hi Fi Man and Oppo to name a few. This is my first pair of IEMs and for the price I can't think of a better option. So, just repeating what I don't particularly like, which is the fact that their…

I don't know how to rate them. There aren't many reviews of Revain for FH7 (only two at the time of writing this review), I feel compelled to leave something here to help. I have M560, HE400i, HD600 and LCD-2C. I have used DAC X6, Loxjie P20, Jotunheim with balanced DAC and Monolith THX 788 desktop DAC/amp. I got sucked into this whole audio mania nightmare. I like to look for new devices that promise a cleaner/different sound. Neutral, warm, bass cannon, you name it, I want a little bit of…

This is the first hybrid IEM I've listened to and I hope others don't deliver this tone/timbre. First of all, making music is all about the natural sound of the music, or at least my perception of naturalness. It doesn't sound natural. In fact, I would describe the sound as artificial or even sterile. There is no ringing out, so the sound is very clear, with an almost metallic tinge. I understand why some people like them because when you first hear them you get a sense of detail and…

The Fiio FH7 are Fiio's flagship models and are aimed at the top IEMs. For their price, they offer excellent value compared to IEMs that cost over $1,000. They look and feel great and come with tons of accessories. At first I was amazed by them, but over time this impression disappeared and finally I started looking elsewhere. The most important thing I learned with the FH7 has to do with the attachments and filters it contains. There's a huge selection of tips to try, as well as three…

TL;DR: If you have $500 or more, be sure to check it out. For the price, you get fantastic packaging, a great cable, easy controls, plenty of earbuds that fit just right, and a pair of headphones that give you a new way to enjoy and hear all your music. . FH7 are great for any genre of music! If you can, using these well-balanced headphones will impress you even more. Before I start, I'm training to become an "audiophile". I'm relatively new, still learning the nuances of the hobby and…