FiiO FH3 Hybrid in Ear Earphones in Ear Monitors
The vast experience of audio specialist FiiO and intensive research and development work have produced another Hi-Res-certified masterpiece. The Knowles ED3262 and RAD33518 Balanced Armature drivers provide balanced clear mids and velvety highs. The professionally tuned 10mm beryllium-coated dynamic driver delivers deep bass with plenty of punch. The FH3 earphones place themselves in a category of their own thanks to their outstanding fidelity and incredible weight of just 15 grams. You won't want to take those earphones out. The patented FiiO balanced pressure relief technology, which balances front and rear air pressure to ensure excellent dynamics and avoid distortion, provides a completely fatigue-free listening experience. Thanks to the wide range of earplugs provided, the earphones fit comfortably and securely in virtually all ear canals. The slim aluminium-magnesium housing and the high-purity, monocrystalline 120 cm copper earphone cable give these Hi-Res certified earphones a slim and elegant design.
The vast experience of audio specialist FiiO and intensive research and development work have produced another Hi-Res-certified masterpiece. The Knowles ED3262 and RAD33518 Balanced Armature drivers provide balanced clear mids and velvety highs. The professionally tuned 10mm beryllium-coated dynamic driver delivers deep bass with plenty of punch. The FH3 earphones place themselves in a category of their own thanks to their outstanding fidelity and incredible weight of just 15 grams. You won't want to take those earphones out. The patented FiiO balanced pressure relief technology, which balances front and rear air pressure to ensure excellent dynamics and avoid distortion, provides a completely fatigue-free listening experience. Thanks to the wide range of earplugs provided, the earphones fit comfortably and securely in virtually all ear canals. The slim aluminium-magnesium housing and the high-purity, monocrystalline 120 cm copper earphone cable give these Hi-Res certified earphones a slim and elegant design.
The vast experience of audio specialist FiiO and intensive research and development work have produced another Hi-Res-certified masterpiece. The Knowles ED3262 and RAD33518 Balanced Armature drivers provide balanced clear mids and velvety highs. The professionally tuned 10mm beryllium-coated dynamic driver delivers deep bass with plenty of punch. The FH3 earphones place themselves in a category of their own thanks to their outstanding fidelity and incredible weight of just 15 grams. You won't want to take those earphones out. The patented FiiO balanced pressure relief technology, which balances front and rear air pressure to ensure excellent dynamics and avoid distortion, provides a completely fatigue-free listening experience. Thanks to the wide range of earplugs provided, the earphones fit comfortably and securely in virtually all ear canals. The slim aluminium-magnesium housing and the high-purity, monocrystalline 120 cm copper earphone cable give these Hi-Res certified earphones a slim and elegant design.
The vast experience of audio specialist FiiO and intensive research and development work have produced another Hi-Res-certified masterpiece. The Knowles ED3262 and RAD33518 Balanced Armature drivers provide balanced clear mids and velvety highs. The professionally tuned 10mm beryllium-coated dynamic driver delivers deep bass with plenty of punch. The FH3 earphones place themselves in a category of their own thanks to their outstanding fidelity and incredible weight of just 15 grams. You won't want to take those earphones out. The patented FiiO balanced pressure relief technology, which balances front and rear air pressure to ensure excellent dynamics and avoid distortion, provides a completely fatigue-free listening experience. Thanks to the wide range of earplugs provided, the earphones fit comfortably and securely in virtually all ear canals. The slim aluminium-magnesium housing and the high-purity, monocrystalline 120 cm copper earphone cable give these Hi-Res certified earphones a slim and elegant design.
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originally posted on headphonezone.in
This is my second chi-fi purchase after the Tin T3 back when it was the hottest thing in 2019. I realized that overhyped products would never fulfill my expectations which keep inflating as I hear more people consistently say that the Aria is better than anything Fii0 has ever put out. I didn't trust the build quality of the T3 when I bought it, and I was right to assume so. Still, my FiiO M3K had shown no flaws besides the silicone cover tearing so I decided I would invest in the best build quality to price ratio I could get while also making sure I would be getting a vastly different tuning compared to the T3 (which was focused on being bright) so that I'd have more toys to play with. Hopefully, I will be getting the Dunu Titan S next month so that I will have 3 ... MoreThis is my second chi-fi purchase after the Tin T3 back when it was the hottest thing in 2019. I realized that overhyped products would never fulfill my expectations which keep inflating as I hear more people consistently say that the Aria is better than anything Fii0 has ever put out. I didn't trust the build quality of the T3 when I bought it, and I was right to assume so. Still, my FiiO M3K had shown no flaws besides the silicone cover tearing so I decided I would invest in the best build quality to price ratio I could get while also making sure I would be getting a vastly different tuning compared to the T3 (which was focused on being bright) so that I'd have more toys to play with. Hopefully, I will be getting the Dunu Titan S next month so that I will have 3 completely different IEMs (Bassy-FH3, Neutral/V-TitanS, Bright-Tin T3) to swap amongst and play with instead of buying a single expensive IEM that has better overall tuning and technical performance.In conclusion, I will update my review when I get more familiar with them and have something else to compare with, but I've given it 4 stars because the first impressions were a bit shallow and causes the mildest of fatigue when vocals were being played (a thing I never had with the T3 cause it made the details pierce my ears instead of the pinna gain on human voices.) The fit and build quality are way superior to the T3 excluding the cable, but the T3 cable was in fact the first thing to break, so I have a bit more hope in the rigidity of the FH3 cable since the neck cinch is very functional too.
originally posted on theaudiostore.in
I am satisfied to use this as a consumer headphone. I am not sure if the so-called audiophiles may have their technical thoughts, but for me this is good. Good extensions in the Bass area without that so-called bleeding or bass muffling. I recently purchased a Kato and always felt like the bass was very muffled and not sparkly or rumbly. So started looking reviews for a low cost IEM with better Bass. FH3 solved that issue. Treble is also good. Sometimes, with at frequencies and high-speed music the tightness of the treble is just a bit less, could have been a great unit if this was somehow achieved. But that is not something stops me from listening with it. So I am switching to FH3 as my regular listener. Lightweight, clean fit, comfortable and smooth cable which is ... MoreI am satisfied to use this as a consumer headphone. I am not sure if the so-called audiophiles may have their technical thoughts, but for me this is good. Good extensions in the Bass area without that so-called bleeding or bass muffling. I recently purchased a Kato and always felt like the bass was very muffled and not sparkly or rumbly. So started looking reviews for a low cost IEM with better Bass. FH3 solved that issue. Treble is also good. Sometimes, with at frequencies and high-speed music the tightness of the treble is just a bit less, could have been a great unit if this was somehow achieved. But that is not something stops me from listening with it. So I am switching to FH3 as my regular listener. Lightweight, clean fit, comfortable and smooth cable which is good to handle (believe me with the cables) and dont require a 2.5mm bal or a DAC to hear all the range of frequencies. I recommend it.
originally posted on headphonezone.in
The Fiio FH3 are one of the best IEM's you can buy right now with good bass, treble and an open sound stage. They are well built, stylish, comes with different ear tips to suit almost everyone and before I forget the sound is amazing. The mids are clear, bass is well balanced, and the highs are crisp and there is an openness to the sound.The overall build quality is typical FIIO which is outstanding and so is the quality of the accessories. Comfort and fit are also perfect (I do know this is very subjective as it will vary). Once you find the right size of tips, they will stay in place comfortably.If there is one thing I can think of, and it is just because I am trying to be picky, is the cable. It is strong and of great quality, but it is not as flexible as I ... MoreThe Fiio FH3 are one of the best IEM's you can buy right now with good bass, treble and an open sound stage. They are well built, stylish, comes with different ear tips to suit almost everyone and before I forget the sound is amazing. The mids are clear, bass is well balanced, and the highs are crisp and there is an openness to the sound.The overall build quality is typical FIIO which is outstanding and so is the quality of the accessories. Comfort and fit are also perfect (I do know this is very subjective as it will vary). Once you find the right size of tips, they will stay in place comfortably.If there is one thing I can think of, and it is just because I am trying to be picky, is the cable. It is strong and of great quality, but it is not as flexible as I would have wanted to be. I listen to different types of music from classical rock to pop and the FIIO's produce a well-balanced sound without any hiss or distortion.
| Hardware Platform | PC, Tablet, Smartphone |
| Compatible Devices | Android, iOS, Mac, Windows |
| Mounting Hardware | Balanced sound eartips*3 pairs |
| Headphones form factor | In Ear |
| Batteries Included | No |
Fiio Fh3 Triple Drive (1 Dynamic + 2 Knowles Ba) In-ear Hifi Earphones
Delivery $32.43
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Fiio Fh3 In-ear Hifi Earphones, Black/silver, Wired Earbuds High
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Fiio Fh3 Headphones Wired Earbuds In-ear Hifi Earphones
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Fiio Dynamic Driver Hybrid Wired Earphones High Fidelity Audiophile
Delivery $40.75
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Fiio Fh3 Hybrid In-ear Earphones (black)
Delivery $34.72
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This is my second chi-fi purchase after the Tin T3 back when it was the hottest thing in 2019. I realized that overhyped products would never fulfill my expectations which keep inflating as I hear more people consistently say that the Aria is better than anything Fii0 has ever put out. I didn't trust the build quality of the T3 when I bought it, and I was right to assume so. Still, my FiiO M3K had shown no flaws besides the silicone cover tearing so I decided I would invest in the best build quality to price ratio I could get while also making sure I would be getting a vastly different tuning compared to the T3 (which was focused on being bright) so that I'd have more toys to play with. Hopefully, I will be getting the Dunu Titan S next month so that I will have 3 ... MoreThis is my second chi-fi purchase after the Tin T3 back when it was the hottest thing in 2019. I realized that overhyped products would never fulfill my expectations which keep inflating as I hear more people consistently say that the Aria is better than anything Fii0 has ever put out. I didn't trust the build quality of the T3 when I bought it, and I was right to assume so. Still, my FiiO M3K had shown no flaws besides the silicone cover tearing so I decided I would invest in the best build quality to price ratio I could get while also making sure I would be getting a vastly different tuning compared to the T3 (which was focused on being bright) so that I'd have more toys to play with. Hopefully, I will be getting the Dunu Titan S next month so that I will have 3 completely different IEMs (Bassy-FH3, Neutral/V-TitanS, Bright-Tin T3) to swap amongst and play with instead of buying a single expensive IEM that has better overall tuning and technical performance.In conclusion, I will update my review when I get more familiar with them and have something else to compare with, but I've given it 4 stars because the first impressions were a bit shallow and causes the mildest of fatigue when vocals were being played (a thing I never had with the T3 cause it made the details pierce my ears instead of the pinna gain on human voices.) The fit and build quality are way superior to the T3 excluding the cable, but the T3 cable was in fact the first thing to break, so I have a bit more hope in the rigidity of the FH3 cable since the neck cinch is very functional too.
I am satisfied to use this as a consumer headphone. I am not sure if the so-called audiophiles may have their technical thoughts, but for me this is good. Good extensions in the Bass area without that so-called bleeding or bass muffling. I recently purchased a Kato and always felt like the bass was very muffled and not sparkly or rumbly. So started looking reviews for a low cost IEM with better Bass. FH3 solved that issue. Treble is also good. Sometimes, with at frequencies and high-speed music the tightness of the treble is just a bit less, could have been a great unit if this was somehow achieved. But that is not something stops me from listening with it. So I am switching to FH3 as my regular listener. Lightweight, clean fit, comfortable and smooth cable which is ... MoreI am satisfied to use this as a consumer headphone. I am not sure if the so-called audiophiles may have their technical thoughts, but for me this is good. Good extensions in the Bass area without that so-called bleeding or bass muffling. I recently purchased a Kato and always felt like the bass was very muffled and not sparkly or rumbly. So started looking reviews for a low cost IEM with better Bass. FH3 solved that issue. Treble is also good. Sometimes, with at frequencies and high-speed music the tightness of the treble is just a bit less, could have been a great unit if this was somehow achieved. But that is not something stops me from listening with it. So I am switching to FH3 as my regular listener. Lightweight, clean fit, comfortable and smooth cable which is good to handle (believe me with the cables) and dont require a 2.5mm bal or a DAC to hear all the range of frequencies. I recommend it.
The Fiio FH3 are one of the best IEM's you can buy right now with good bass, treble and an open sound stage. They are well built, stylish, comes with different ear tips to suit almost everyone and before I forget the sound is amazing. The mids are clear, bass is well balanced, and the highs are crisp and there is an openness to the sound.The overall build quality is typical FIIO which is outstanding and so is the quality of the accessories. Comfort and fit are also perfect (I do know this is very subjective as it will vary). Once you find the right size of tips, they will stay in place comfortably.If there is one thing I can think of, and it is just because I am trying to be picky, is the cable. It is strong and of great quality, but it is not as flexible as I ... MoreThe Fiio FH3 are one of the best IEM's you can buy right now with good bass, treble and an open sound stage. They are well built, stylish, comes with different ear tips to suit almost everyone and before I forget the sound is amazing. The mids are clear, bass is well balanced, and the highs are crisp and there is an openness to the sound.The overall build quality is typical FIIO which is outstanding and so is the quality of the accessories. Comfort and fit are also perfect (I do know this is very subjective as it will vary). Once you find the right size of tips, they will stay in place comfortably.If there is one thing I can think of, and it is just because I am trying to be picky, is the cable. It is strong and of great quality, but it is not as flexible as I would have wanted to be. I listen to different types of music from classical rock to pop and the FIIO's produce a well-balanced sound without any hiss or distortion.
The Fiio FH3’s are an awesome pair IEM’s for anyone who enjoys electronic music. The bass is rumbling yet very well defined. The bass is so much better quality than on campfire audio honeydews, which were a boomy mess. Highs are a bit recessed, but very much present and easily heard. Easy to drive them, no need for any DAC or amp. If you are a bass head and enjoy all sorts of electronic music or dance music in particular then the FH3’s are the best bang for your buck.
I have tested these headphones with the regular apple dac on iPhone and Macbook. Amazing bass right off the bat. The treble is on the sharp side. If you like electronic music and hiphop then these are for you. If you like clarity and accuracy these are not a good option. The fit is comfortable, the eartips are nice and offer a good seal. But after an hour of listening they become a bit uncomfortable mostly because they are too sharp and bass causes ear fatigue.
Triple drivers actually works. Combination of one Dyamic & 2 Balanced armature make clear separation, very good bass without bleeding into mids. Tuning is very pleasant to listen for long time. Wire over the ear makes the easy to wear for long time since they are heavy compared to single driver IEMs. Overall satisfied with IEM.Build quality of IEM is good with no sharp edges or uneven surface. Wire is also good with no memory apart from ear hook and no microphonics/sound is passed to music from rubbing of wire with cloths, zips or other things. Carrying case hard & soft case both are good. Ear tips are in large number but I like default ones & one in clear with red centre for good bass & clarity. Also with clarity in treble & bass there is no sibilance or annoying ... MoreTriple drivers actually works. Combination of one Dyamic & 2 Balanced armature make clear separation, very good bass without bleeding into mids. Tuning is very pleasant to listen for long time. Wire over the ear makes the easy to wear for long time since they are heavy compared to single driver IEMs. Overall satisfied with IEM.Build quality of IEM is good with no sharp edges or uneven surface. Wire is also good with no memory apart from ear hook and no microphonics/sound is passed to music from rubbing of wire with cloths, zips or other things. Carrying case hard & soft case both are good. Ear tips are in large number but I like default ones & one in clear with red centre for good bass & clarity. Also with clarity in treble & bass there is no sibilance or annoying sharp treble which fatigue ears.Only thing I wish if wire had microphone for call so that it can be daily/only IEM with phone/laptop and not just for listening music. But this can be interchanged with another mmcx cable with mic easily. Also I prefer mmcx over 2 pin in most other chi-fi since they lock quite securely, doesn't become loose with time and can also swivel around axis for more comfortable fit.
So I am new to the hobby, with my first audiophile iem being the Truthear Zero (original). I'm primarily a pc gamer, and a casual music listener. While the Truthear Zeroes were good, and have 0 complaints with it except perhaps the highs being a bit shouty for my liking, these were simply perfect in that regard. I wouldn't exactly call these warm by any means, but these definitely removed the shouty highs issue, and sounded crisp, with tight bass, with great imaging and Soundstage.But here's the deal. While it was better than the Truthear Zeroes, it was only marginally so, or so I thought, until I bought the Tripowin Zonie MMCX balanced cable to be used with my iFi Zen Dac. Now the sound sounds richer, and NOW I consider it a worthy upgrade over the Truthear ... MoreSo I am new to the hobby, with my first audiophile iem being the Truthear Zero (original). I'm primarily a pc gamer, and a casual music listener. While the Truthear Zeroes were good, and have 0 complaints with it except perhaps the highs being a bit shouty for my liking, these were simply perfect in that regard. I wouldn't exactly call these warm by any means, but these definitely removed the shouty highs issue, and sounded crisp, with tight bass, with great imaging and Soundstage.But here's the deal. While it was better than the Truthear Zeroes, it was only marginally so, or so I thought, until I bought the Tripowin Zonie MMCX balanced cable to be used with my iFi Zen Dac. Now the sound sounds richer, and NOW I consider it a worthy upgrade over the Truthear Zeroes.IF you're only going to use it on your mobile phone or your onboard pc audio, I'd rather you get the Truthear Zeroes and call it a day. But if you have a decent external DAC with a 4.4mm output, please buy the balanced cable which costs only 1799 rs. It paired excellently with the fh3s and I finally feel my sound journey is complete. At least for the foreseeable future.
Sound:First time I tried them, they sounded a bit sparkly. After playing them for about 2-3 hours the sound really settled in.The sub-bass sound reproduction on these is so damn good and does not overpower the remaining frequencies.I have used audio technica ath-im70, shure se 215 Ltd, audio technica ath-m50x and I found these to sound the best.When the bass kicks in it brings a smile on my face XDBuild and comfort:Build quality is good. Cable is amazing. Some reviews say cable is rigid, but I found it soft enough and comfortable to use.The earpiece may sometimes feel cold (due to its metal build) for 1-2 mins after putting in your ear. But it gets fine afterwards. Overall comfortable to use.My Setup:Earphones are easy to drive even on android ... MoreSound:First time I tried them, they sounded a bit sparkly. After playing them for about 2-3 hours the sound really settled in.The sub-bass sound reproduction on these is so damn good and does not overpower the remaining frequencies.I have used audio technica ath-im70, shure se 215 Ltd, audio technica ath-m50x and I found these to sound the best.When the bass kicks in it brings a smile on my face XDBuild and comfort:Build quality is good. Cable is amazing. Some reviews say cable is rigid, but I found it soft enough and comfortable to use.The earpiece may sometimes feel cold (due to its metal build) for 1-2 mins after putting in your ear. But it gets fine afterwards. Overall comfortable to use.My Setup:Earphones are easy to drive even on android smartphone.I use spinfit cp145 - M tips. They give me a good seal and gives a better sound experience for me.I use below audio processing software for tweaking the bass, soundstage etc.- desktop (Ubuntu OS): viper4Linux- android (Realme X7 Max): wavelet (full version, which unlocks the bass booster and some other features)with these the sound just goes from great to awesome.Thank you Headphone Zone for making these awesome audio products available for purchase online.Overall I would definitely recommend these earphones and Headphone Zone to anyone looking to buy new earphones in 10-15K price segment.
IEM technology has reached a point where diminishing returns have started to set in very early and even 10K/20K IEMs are punching above their weight. This enables audiophiles to try out a wide variety of sound signatures without breaking the bank. For the FiiO FH3 - the distinguishing characteristics are instrument separation and imaging. It might not have the widest soundstage but has the best depth and imaging that I've experienced in recent times. And the FH3 remains true to its character across a wide variety of source and amplification gear (tested with a combination of Cayin RU6, Schiit Modi 3, iFi Zen Can, Schiit Heresy - all courtsey HPZ). In conclusion - thoroughly satisfied with my purchase
My initial impression was not great because of the fit, the body can be on the bigger side for amaller ears, I changed around many tips including my personal spinfit CP100, currently have gone back to the balanced tipsI have previously used Sennheiser CX180, SoundMagic E10S, E10C, E11C, Blon BL-03 and in headphones have ATH-M20X.They have bomb bass, I have not heard suck knock your pants off bass before and the bass has a fantastic body to it, I think what really seperates it is the presence of sub-bass which makes it very exciting. I do feel the mids and highs are a little laid but that can be improved with EQI would suggest atleast 4-6 hours of burn-in before the bass really kicks in with its full authorityThey have a way better soundstage, detail ... MoreMy initial impression was not great because of the fit, the body can be on the bigger side for amaller ears, I changed around many tips including my personal spinfit CP100, currently have gone back to the balanced tipsI have previously used Sennheiser CX180, SoundMagic E10S, E10C, E11C, Blon BL-03 and in headphones have ATH-M20X.They have bomb bass, I have not heard suck knock your pants off bass before and the bass has a fantastic body to it, I think what really seperates it is the presence of sub-bass which makes it very exciting. I do feel the mids and highs are a little laid but that can be improved with EQI would suggest atleast 4-6 hours of burn-in before the bass really kicks in with its full authorityThey have a way better soundstage, detail retrieval and resolution than my Blons so is definitely an upgradeOnly thing is the fit which is not perfect for my earsI would still give them 5 stars as they are the best IEMs I habe heard till now.
| Hardware Platform | PC, Tablet, Smartphone |
| Compatible Devices | Android, iOS, Mac, Windows |
| Mounting Hardware | Balanced sound eartips*3 pairs |
| Headphones form factor | In Ear |
| Batteries Included | No |
