🎧 Premium Final Audio Design E3000C: H-Res Stainless Steel Black Earphones - Superior Sound Experience Review

These headphones sound 90% as good as the discontinued Nocs NS800 and cost 3x the price. It's a bit of a shame they don't have previous/next track buttons, but I can live with that. No one had a problem hearing me through the mic I use in all my meetings.

Definitely smaller than most headphones, very comfortable to wear but the sound quality is very poor for the price you pay. You will return immediately. Bought the version with the "controller" - nothing more than pause/play. There is no volume control. Overall super disappointed.

I wasn't impressed at all with these headphones. I read so many reviews to decide what to buy. They were highly rated but not impressive. They are good but I could spend half the money to get the same result. One note, they are very comfortable. So if you're struggling with in-ear headphones then these are a good option, but they just don't have the volume to impress

Broke after ten months of use. The button on the headphone cable started blinking and randomly stopping the tracks. The sound quality was good, but I had to use the equalizer settings in Apple Music to get the best sound. I switched to wired Apple headphones ($20) and the sound in the headphones is much better, noticeably warmer and much cleaner. I am sure that the headphones will also break after 10 months, the build quality is poor. But they sound nicer and are twice as cheap.

The Final E3000 is definitely a hidden gem in the world of budget headphones. The sound is reliably balanced in all areas. This is definitely not for those looking for high bass or high frequencies. Just very well balanced. I pair it with a Zishan DSD 799 and it will be my go-to portable audio system for a very long time. I can't wait to try the E5000 which should be an evolution of the E3000 and I'm also excited about the new E7200. The only drawback is that the earphones with swivel seat can…

These headphones sound great, especially for the price. The lightweight design makes these headphones probably the most comfortable headphones I've ever owned and I can easily wear them for hours, which I can't say about almost any other headphones. Their semi-open design offers a good balance of isolation and soundstage. , so people can still grab your attention. Their sound is also very balanced, with clean bass, rich mids and gentle highs. They lack clarity at the highest frequencies…

These are the first headphones I've tried that don't hurt my ears. Apparently my ear canals are small because the IEMs rarely fit in. In any case, they are very comfortable and do not seem to fall out. A little hinge I think makes a difference. The sound is damn neutral. In the best case. Nothing is really emphasized, so everything sounds natural. I listened to a few songs on Tidal and they were ok, but then I started watching Star Wars Rebels on my phone and these things surprised me. The…

Unboxing - Somewhat poor packaging but quality of included accessories is good. There are five different sizes of ear tips (which come in much higher IEMs and I use them on all mine. This was a gift for my girlfriend.), handy ear hooks for a cable to wear over the ear, a small carry case and warranty card/brochure with information about the product. I'd like to see a semi-rigid case, but overall not bad for the price. Build is stainless steel body and smaller than expected. While they are quite

As you can see from my previous review (about the Flares Audio Jet 2) this is a great set too. But this couple seems to be delving deeper into music. Clearer, a little more bass, almost no subwoofer. It's a bit more difficult to control with my iPhone XR, but I find that using an amplifier helps give better sound quality. Again, they're not for bassheads, but they're enough to convince and what they've got is genuine, plus good EQ if you need more. Nearly flat frequency response, but best of…