Отзывы о Наушники Fiio FH1s

I have the original Fiio FH1, those were my first dip into the Hi-Res audiophile Rabbit hole with an LG G7.No reviews anywhere so I figured, this new FH1s can not be worse than the original. They are actually way better. Sound is more balanced, the bass is there but not really pronounced like it was in the FH1.it does go much lower. I do not hear any bleeding into mids.treble is much improved vs sharper treble from original FH1.

13.6mm driver presents full Vocal clarity and was such a sweet surprise vs the price point. It reminds me of the Sony - EX800. As with the EX-800, once you Tape the vent. Bass quantity goes up and deeper This does affect the mids and highs and airiness of the sound stage.I prefer the vent open.

The first thing you'll notice with this new FH1s is the super-wide soundstage. I thought my $300 Audiosense T800 was wide and detailed but this Fiio FH1s has details and a 3x the sound stage, almost Bi-Naural sound signature that's outside your headspace. This is just amazing being the price is even lower than the original FH1. You won't believe it till you hear it.I'm in love with them.

At work, I use my LG V35 and the FH1s turned it into some super DAP with a wide soundstage.

At home, I used my new iBasso DX160. This gives a meatier sound sig, details to die for and even larger soundstage when paired with the FH1s.(DX160 is super wide on filter 3.even wider than it's $900 big brother DX220)

It's money well spent if you can figure out the best tips to tame the treble for you.

If this is your first Hi-Res IEM, you won't be disappointed. If it's an addition to your collection, the treble will standout. Just get rid of the stock tips. They deflect and push too much treble due to a very narrow opening. 4mm Tip opening is recommended

To start off this review, I will say that the unboxing experience for these earbuds was phenomenally good for something this cheap. The box is actually nice and you could mistake it for something housing a $200 set of earbuds, but instead these are only $60. The wire is also very high quality, and the design of the earbuds is something I consider beautiful. The different sets of eartips is too a very nice addition, especially with them including high quality foam tips. Saves from having to buy something like comply or dekoni tips. They also include a carrying case, which you may have to swap out for something better, but is still a welcome addition.
Overall, as a full package I think these earbuds would be everything somebody needs and more.
The overall inclusiveness of this package makes me wonder why anyone would ever need a KZ earbud. For example, the ZSN Pro. The base price is about $20, very cheap. But the wire is garbage. A good wire replacement costs another $15-20. The included eartips are also garbage and only silicon. So you have to buy foam eartips for up to $20 again. And then you've paid $60 for everything this FiiO has in the box, and you didn't even get the sound quality from the FiiO. FiiO makes high quality DACs/Amps, and this is the second version of their sort of introductory IEM. And it shows that what they know is being fully utilized. The sound quality, simply put, is almost as good as my $400 LCD-1s. Shocking? How, could that be possible? Yes. From what I can tell, these earbuds are just neutral, with a bit more mids than I'm comfortable with. But you can fix that with an equalizer, something that costs you a grand total of $0. Is that worth it? Yes, yes, and yes. A million times yes. These are as perfect of a bundle as you can get for this price point. It has everything you could want, and what isn't great about it would be worse with it's competitors. I have to thank FiiO for making this product. It truly shows what can be done with making cheap IEMs that can have audiophile sound quality. As such I HIGHLY recommend that you try these out, and if you don't like them, that's fine. But at least appreciate what's gone into the making of this product.

I expected more but for $60 they are worth that I guess. They seem to require more power than my other iem's I'm using a topping nx4 dsd I don't recommend use with only your phone. Maybe they need more burn in time as I only got them a couple hours ago they are not a bad set at all. But not close to my favourite set ikko oh10 but for $60 they definitely sound very good. Not for bass heads don't let the driver size mislead you. Porta.Fi has just posted a great review of these to me it's a very accurate description.

The tuning of this iem is great for any genre of music. The bass is punchy and not over the top. The highs are sparkly but the mids are a little recessed for my taste but still good. I tried the EA3 from Jade Audio ( also by FiiO) and the bass was overwhelming. For a daily driver, I highly recommend this headphone. Get it before the hype starts and the price goes up.

For my experience of owning this pair of earphones for about 3 weeks, all three frequency levels are well handled, relatively balanced but not very well balanced, you can hear the bass, but sometimes not very emphasized especially sometimes it's important to hear the bass. To be brief, you can hear the bass, but it's not as loud.

Treble and alto are relatively more outstanding than the bass. Personally, I would recommend this for vocal focused music and instrumental music.

When I play my rock music list, there's always a part of them playing with kinda washed out bass: clear, accurate, but with unreasonably low volume comparing to the treble and alto in the same songs, and some other rock songs, drums are back but bass (bass guitar) disappears. This is unacceptable.

It might be me lacking an amp to the earphone, but that's all I got for the past 3 weeks. No matter with my phone or my Sony NW-A35. Overall sound quality is amazing for the price. I'm keeping it for categories other than rock music. It's good, but it's definitely not for rock.

Sounds good but much bigger and not as comfortable as Shure 215e which these were meant to replace and I think are a better bargain. With the Shure you get a longer and stronger cable, better fitting ear tips and a case you'll actually use to hold them. When you add those things up it makes up the difference in price. You also get better warranty coverage should something go wrong.