FH3 HiFi Earphones 3 Drivers (1 Dynamic + 2 Knowles BA), in-Ear Earphones High Resolution, Bass Sound, High Fidelity for Smartphone/PC/Tablet

My ears are meticulous when it comes to earbuds fitting. Most earbuds fall out of my ears or hurt after a while. Very few true wireless earbuds comfortably stay in my ears. I've gone through too many pairs to count at this point, and they all have issues. It's either comfort, Bluetooth connectivity issues, or terrible sound quality. I decided to go back to basics with a pair of wired earbuds. Specifically, I wanted IEMs as those are designed to be comfortable and have better sound quality than traditional earbuds. I narrowed down to a couple of different pairs from the Chi-fi market due to them leading the IEM industry. I went with FiiO because they have a well-known reputation and I'm not into the "waifu" aesthetics that so many other IEM companies use. I also wanted a pair of IEMs that had a detailed yet fun sound signature (slightly warm on the Harmon curve), were well-built and wouldn't have paint peeling/chipping issues and offered a series of accessories without me needing to use a converter to go from 2-pin to MMCX or vice versa. I landed on the FH3 after conducting research over a 3-week period. They're a little older, but they ticked all the boxes I wanted. They have a detailed yet fun sound signature, are made of non-painted aluminum, and rely on MMCX connector with FiiO offering tons of accessories (like their true wireless adapters). The sound quality of these is beyond that of every pair of true wireless earbuds I have tried including flagship models from Apple, Bose, Sony, Sennheiser, and Bang & Olufsen. The FH3 stick to the Harmon curve with a slight bump in the low spectrum. Music is vibrant with audible details in songs I haven't noticed. Bass is ample but does not bleed into the mids. The highs are recessed but still fit within a V-shaped curve. FiiO includes four different ear tip types with each one having 4 different sizes (except for the foam ones). The ear tips that worked best for me were the ones that came pre-installed. The bass and treble boosting tips did not create a seal in my ears and that is paramount of audio quality with IEMs. The foam tips created a nice seal, but they aren't comfortable for me. The round, black ear tips are comfortable and make a seal so well that I don't miss ANC. Despite their aluminum construction, I don't have issues wearing these all day. The IEMs nestle in my ears without moving. I can walk, eat, bend over, and lean without these moving or needing adjustment. The FH3 are stable even without me plugging in their wire. The included cable is high quality and doesn't have memory. It includes a metal 90 degree 3.5mm end that can't be swapped out. FiiO also includes a transparent plastic case. It's not waterproof like Pelican cases, still nice. The FH3 have become my daily drivers and I have FiiO's UTWS5 adapters on my list to buy next. I highly recommend these for anyone wanting a well-built pair of IEMS that offer exciting, detailed sound from a company withn established reputation.

Sound preferences are highly subjective, so I'm not going to bother trying to describe how these sound really other than to say they sound really great -- the best I've ever experienced. I've owned a variety of both over-ear and in-ear listening devices over the years. I usually just try to pick something with good build quality and/or serviceability in the $100-200 range. I don't consider myself a hi-fi snob; I don't really know how to grade these things critically; but, I really find it difficult to enjoy a listening experience on a device that isn't producing clear, smooth sound. This is the first time I've purchased an IEM that had triple drivers. I've owned dynamic drivers, and balanced armatures, but never both in a single device like this before. In my past experience, dynamic drivers tend to be not-so accurate and prone to distortion, armatures tend to be very accurate but somewhat dry and lifeless. I was excited to finally get an IEM that combined the best of both worlds and I am not disappointed. Any other IEM I've owned comes with one set of silicone and one set of foam cushions in three different sizes. This is the first model I've bought that has cushions that give you options for sound customization. I know there can be a significant difference in sound between silicone and foam tips, but I was very skeptical that the different types of silicone would have much effect. I usually throw the foam tips right in the trash because I can't stand them, and these were no different. I know there must be someone who likes either they way they feel, or the way they sound, but I don't like them in either respect. I experimented with the silicone tips extensively, with different types of music and I found a very clear winner for my personal tastes. The clear/red tips I think provided the clearest sound with the deepest bass (sub-bass deep). I found all of them comfortable enough to experiment with for 30 min or so. The small tips didn't seal in my ear canal and the large tips sealed well, but kept pushing their way back out The medium tips both seal and stay in even when I'm chewing. Obviously, your own mileage is going to vary. I found that the best way to get them to seat into my ear canal was to loosely set them into the outside of my ear canal, then hook the cord over the top of my ears, then use my thumb and forefinger gently turn and seat them into my ear canal. Like all IEM's I've used If I push them in too far, or don't get them to seal up the sound is just empty; poor bass response; no detail; no staging; nothing. Fortunately, it doesn't seem at all difficult for me to keep these in their sweet spot with the right cushion and the proper insertion angle. I found the cord to be high quality. If anything it's a bit short. Like all IEM's there is a bit of cord noise through vibration but it's not very prominent -- this is probably the quietest I've ever owned in this respect. The driver casings are metal, so they feel cold for a few moments when I put them on. In an indoor setting this isn't bothersome but I can imagine that in cold environments this would be a chilly experience. Other than the chill factor, they fit very nicely in my outer ear and do not cause any discomfort after hours of use. I do have rather large ears, and they are quite sensitive -- I could not for instance use the Anker Soundcore Liberty Neo for very long because they pressed against my ear too much (and they sounded pretty terrible, especially compared to these).

Fiio FH3 (Black) - Great mids and high presentation that is crystal on clear and well-separated. Nice soundstage. Bass could be better especially considering the stated specs. I suppose you could equalize to compensate but I don’t equalize my flac recordings because flac captures all of what the artist intended. Very comfortable with excellent sound seal once you find the best tip from the many included. Seems to match particularly well with my Fiio DAP (M11S) although brings out the best of any sound source. I have no issue putting them on after seeing the red or blue marking on the pertinent earphone. Great looking IEM. Can’t speak to durability yet but the cord seems to be thick (not overly) and sturdy. Very satisfied but wish for a bit more bass.

As described, need time to be run in. Not best sounding at very high volume. Quick delivery. Recommended. Update. Used daily and given time the sound, all parts of it, has really opened up, all parts of it, even at higher volumes. Without any doubt the best I have owned. These are not just recommended but highly recommended. My music is now fuller and has more details that I did not hear before. A joy to own.

J'étais à peu près certain d'aimer la sonorité, j'ai déjà des FiiO FH5S pour me balader mais que je cherchais des intras pour vraiment bouger (sport, travaux, etc...), j'avais peur de les abimer. Donc je connaissais le principe tour d'oreille avec eux, son confort et son maintien impeccable. Ce que je ne pensais pas c'est la qualité sonore que l'on a avec ce modèle inférieur, vraiment très agréablement surpris. Scène sonore large, medium grave aigu tout y est bien détaché. Ces écouteurs ont une légère tendance aux graves mais ce n'est pas "grave"... J'ai poussé le volume plus haut qu'il ne fallait pour tester ces écouteurs, les membranes ne décrochent pas (pour schématiser). Des embouts divers et variés suivant la convenance de chacun. Très très important de choisir la bonne taille, prévoir 1/4h avec écoute en bougeant pour trouver ce qui va le mieux. Une petite boite PVC transparente, un pinceau de nettoyage et une petite housse zippée fournis. On peut changer le câble avec un FiiO symétrique jack 2.5mm si on a l'appareil pour, encore mieux. En plus expédié rapidement comme toujours avec son vidéo.

Coming from a TWS earbuds arena and after burning so much cash buying Sennheiser momentum 2, Sennheiser CX and Sony WF-1000XM4, besides TWS from jabra, monster, JBL, audio-technica and yamaha, this is another level. Let me putting in simple terms so people can understand. Those TWS earbuds mentioned above which are top audio quality performers are limited by current bluetooth technology where IEM's earbuds represent the 800-pound gorilla regarding HI FI audio quality. After doing a careful research in specialized audiophile forums, I decided to go with FIIO FH3 which currently represent the best bang for the buck, which compare to most $300~500 IEM's. If you look for next level after FH3, you will need to go with FIIO FD5, FIIO FH9, THIEAUDIO Monarch and Shuoer/ SOWE EJ07 which go from ($400~$800) price range. To really benefit of these IEM's, you need to get an headphone amp, I'm currently using using a BTR5 2021, currently just waiting for my shaling UP5 and Qudelix 5K portable headphone amp to arrive. You would benefit even from $30 headphone amps. Level of detail is simply stunning, I'm able to listen some additional voices and extra instruments that weren't present using same audio sources when listening with Momentum 2 or Sony WF-1000XM4 for example. These IEM's are comfortable to wear for long period of times and are built to last. They are not cheap but you definitely get what you pay for with these. Comes with a large acrylic transparent case to protect the earbuds na deven a pouch case full of ear tips which I use a case for my FIIO BTR5 2021. Will work better with lossless audio sources but even youtube audio videos in HQ will have a great impact in detail and audio quality improvement over those TWS earbuds mentioned above. Included cable is a very high quality one, same as more expensive FIIO FH5. I'd not recommend these IEM's for using with a smartphone , even if it's a flagship model. These are intended for use with a headphone amp. I'm not affiliated or work for FIIO, just happen to be easily available for purchase from amazon where other direct competitors as shanling UP4, UP5, ES100MK2, and Qudelix 5K are not.

Brilliant sound. Quite close to the Shure which costs 5 times the price. If you are a basshead, don't get these. Don't get me wrong, it has sufficient bass; tight and accurate... it can handle the lows of albums like Musica Nuda. But if you like transe music with cranked up lows, then get the Sony XM3 headphones.

Jätte bra, dem har mycket med bas. .. Jag älskar det!!! Fick dem inom 24 timmar av att jag beställer dem.