🎧 FiiO UTWS3 Bluetooth V5.0 aptX/TWS + Earbuds Hook MMCX Connector with Mic Support - Enhancing the Listening Experience for Shure SE215 SE315 SE846 SE535 SE425/JVC/FiiO FD5 FH7 with 30 Hours Playback and APP Control Review

For some reason, often the installation of the transmitter in the charging place in the case is not recognized and the transmitter remains on: you have to pull it out and put it back several times until it gets charged. In the more recent utws5 model, the problems are fixed

Probably the most difficult device I have ever owned. The red and white center for the draw never happened. You will see that the white LED will light up for just 5 seconds after opening the case and that's it. Connecting to my phone to update the firmware never went through. I wait 10 minutes for the reboot. Canceled and trying to update the right side, no don't want to update. The app looks promising, except that you can't change anything. For example, the equalizer looks like you can change…

. They seem to have the right level of portability and sound quality I've been looking for since converting my IEMs. At first I couldn't get the hull to close all the way around her. After tearing off the shroud, I was able to cut off the inner shell just enough to cover the case. If I didn't need 2-pin adapters, this probably wouldn't be an issue, but based on past experience and product photos, FIIO 2-pin connectors don't play well with recessed sockets. Either way, it really is a great…

These adapters offer great sound quality, they're comfortable and offer decent noise cancellation. However, the adapters are so bizarre in their functionality that a rating above 2 stars would do Fiio and the people looking at it a disservice. Problems I often run into is that they don't always charge when in a suitcase. They randomly turn on in the case and drain the battery. The automatic shutdown function when putting it back in the case is unreliable. I have to turn on one headset before…

The design of these headphones and the case is quite nice, aesthetically I have no complaints. However, the optical quality does not meet expectations, especially in this price range. I expect a smooth, stable connection, volume consistency, pin reliability when plugged into high quality custom IEMs, and both earbuds remaining paired. The first night I tried them, the ear hooks kept pulsing whether they were in game or not. After a few hours of use, however, there were Bluetooth issues, pairing

I was really excited to try Fiio's new TWS. Let me just get that out of the way. If you're on ChiFi or the cheaper end, this is for you. The sound amplification is excellent, the fit is comfortable. Well, for those audiophiles or those at a higher level, I'd steer clear. The main reason is the narrower soundstage you hear compared to a wired connection. You will definitely lose definition from high frequencies. Connection was easy on my iPhone 12 via Bluetooth. It will automatically connect if…

Fiio is really wrong here. The device looks like a significant downgrade from utws1. Voice prompts sound strangely distorted, like they're underwater. The design doesn't go "down" far enough behind the ears. The design is MUCH thicker and much more uncomfortable than the utws 1. Sound quality is okay at best. No aptx HD when reloading a product twice as thick? Unacceptable. The charging case is just huge. There was literally no reason to make these wireless other than as some sort of…

I would give 5 stars but the pairing never worked the way Fiio intended. I tried to pair by pressing the multifunction button for 3 seconds and it doesn't turn red and white as shown in the video to indicate pairing. As a result, I had to make each earbud separately. Constant problems with Bluetooth "connected, disconnected, connected, disconnected, connected, disconnected, connected, disconnected, connected, disconnected, connected, disconnected" THE CYCLE NEVER COMPLETES AND NEVER TRANSMITS…

I've had it for a few weeks and am very happy so far. I had a TRN BT20s Pro before purchasing this model. Both are equally suited to a true wireless IEM, but FiiO's performance is superior in many ways. Here's how they compare: Sound: Perhaps one of the most important features when transitioning an IEM to true wireless. FiiO has raw power, but the clarity and extension of both high and low frequencies is better than TRN. The typical Bluetooth noise is also very quiet with both, but much less…