Discover the Award-Winning Final E1000 In-Ear Isolating Earphones with 6.4mm Dynamic Driver and Hires Certification - Designed in Japan (Black) Review

They were good (good sound, good fit) until the left ear stopped working just two months after the customer support window closed.

They have a good neutral sound and last a lot longer than the $15 headphones I used to buy. The microphone is adequate. They come with a good selection of tips

Very good sound quality. Very clear could use more stem. The build quality and design are good, the cable is thick. hope they hold up. If so, I'll try the more expensive ones. I recommend them, excellent value for money.

I've wanted to go wireless but the cheaper brands just don't seem to work. They cancel out a lot of outside noise and sound great. The wires don't get tangled. Unfortunately I can't afford 300€ headphones right now. It's a pretty nice compromise. I'm very picky and have spent hours looking for good quality inexpensive headphones. I found them and I'm glad I took the risk.

Pros: Very light and comfortable to wear Well-balanced tuning with good shine of the highs without harshness Good vocal clarity and acceptable resolution Cons: - Sub-bass range (20Hz-40Hz) smoothed. Verdict: If you're looking for reasonably priced, neutral-sounding headphones, you'll be hard pressed to find anything in this price range that beats the Final Audio E1000 in terms of clarity and tuning balance. They're also one of the most comfortable headphones I've tried. Thumbs up.

I really liked the sound and fit of these headphones, and the included headphones made them even better. On the other hand, I got this item in January, and by June both ears are starting to fail (the same point of failure where the wire enters the earpiece itself). I'm not always the most careful when it comes to headphones, but I've had pairs that I've treated a lot rougher, with a lot more travel, that have been able to last 3x as long. In general, I would say that the build quality is not…

Fair warning: I'm moderately deaf so what I hear is almost certainly different from what you hear and I can't judge the sound quality. is a. All I can tell you is that these are the first cheap IEMs I've found that sound the same as the Astrotec AM-90 IEMs I've used for so long that are no longer made. I'd really like someone with normal hearing to comment on the comparison between the Astrotec AM-90 and the Final E1000, but I know that's unlikely at the moment. me. The first test is the first…