FiiO FH7 Headphones Wired Earphones Earbuds in-Ear High Resolution Deep Bass 1DD+4BAs Hybrid IEMs with DIY Sound Filters for Smartphones/PC/Laptop/Tablet (Black)

This mid-range IEM market is extremely competitive at the moment, and companies are vying for our cash. Pretty much all reviewers agree this is a good set, though no-one seems to rank it as their #1.

Quality in-ear monitors. Comes with a variety replaceable tips which makes it easy to find your fit so it does not fall out of your ears. In terms of sound quality I really enjoy them, they do sound better to me than shure 846 which is double the price. Has replaceable filters to boost bass or highs l which is a nice touch. Overall highly recomended in-ear monitors.

Beautiful separation and sound stage. Music sounds like its from the studio. Very balanced. Wish the Bass is more punchy. The earpiece is not very comfortable after trying several types. Definitely not noice cancelling passively. Everything is high quality.

Paired with a Hiby R6 Pro, these IEMs just make wonderful music. Whether it is classical orchestra, jazz, pop, trance, these well-made 5 driver monitors offer an even, open and harmonically sweet sound via the R6 Pro balanced output (and optional Fiio $60 copper balanced cable). They are also transparent to whatever amp you use, given that they turned less harmonically satisfying in the highs and mids when I paired them with a Fiio M11 or Q5S. To my ear these IEMs paired with the Hiby just make any music flow with harmonic richness and speed. Treble is controlled and rarely spashy. One of the few headphones Ive found that does brass well-you know the type of brass reproduction that has just the right amount of bite without making your ears bleed? Paired with the R6 Pros 750mW of power orchestral brass and strings just soar with the chills up your spine. Just spin up The Funeral Pyre from Basil Poledouris wonderful Conan the Barbarian soundtrack and youll hear and feel what I mean. Mids are clear weighty and well managed against bass that can be deep and tight. Imaging is also very good. As I said in my Hiby R6 Pro review, this musical setup just makes me forget about analyzing the devices and simply let the music wash over me. They are very robust feeling as well. Using Red filters (which to my ear allow for slightly smoother treble) also using large spin tips.

Ive been using the Fiio FH5 since 2018, which are great IEMs for the price, and the FH7 is a noticeable upgrade. The jump from a 10mm dynamic driver to a 13.5mm dynamic driver makes quite a difference to the bass texture. Bass extension is just as low as the FH5, but more defined and less artificial. I used quotes there because the FH5 bass doesnt sound artificial; the FH7 just sounds less artificial. Im not great at describing sound, sorry.

Amazing sound quality, imaging, soundstage etc. Seal is ok, not the best, but far from bad. Comfort is 8/10, as they are a bit on the big size. I bought Fiios 4mm cable as they are not included in the package. If pairing it with a Fiio DAP, make sure not to use their default player as I found it to be much worse than other players such as Foobar 2000 with regards to the low end spectrum.

I recently bought these for use with my Dx3pro+ DAC. Comparing it to my ATH-M50x headphones, these are much more detailed with excellent imaging, a wider soundstage, and more accurate. I bought the pure silver Fiio cable to use with these and it seems to reproduce more detail. I found the DX3pro+ to be too bright and piercing (without EQ). And when paired with the FH7, it just becomes too exhausting to listen to after a while. Therefore Im now replacing the Dx3pro+ with the newly released Fiio K7.

The FH7s sound phenomenal! I listen to some pretty bass-heavy electronic/hip-hop music so I was a bit worried that the FH7s low end wouldnt satisfy. However, once I received these and gave them a good listen I was floored! The bass produced by these iems is more than satisfactory- tight and punchy with great extension. In terms of treble and mids, I feel like I lack the vocabulary to adequately describe the technical side of the sound so Ill leave that to other reviewers. However, I will say that the FH7s have me branching out into more acoustic-oriented genres and female vocals sound especially fantastic on these iems.

Coming from mid/entry earphones and headphones, these FH7 blew me away. I also purchased the 2.5mm balanced cable from Fiio, which is a must, I wish Fiio included them as part of the package at this price point it would be a nice addiction. to get the best sound, takes a while trying the different foams/tips, need to spend some time trying. Im using them with the Fiio M9, which I may be upgrading to M11.

Excellent... Worth every penny.