FiiO インイヤー型イヤホン FD3 ブラック

som de ótima qualidade. para quem deseja apenas ouvir música

Por más que vallas a buscar reseñas de profesionales en el audio, cada audífono tiene distinta firma sonora, cada oído tiene distintos tamaños, cada persona tiene distintas capacidades auditivas. Entonces, no se trata de ver cuál firma es mejor o peor según una persona que está en otro país, al final, en una semana te vas a acostumbrar a cualquier auricular. Aspectos como la amplitud sonora y la separación de instrumentos sí son características interesantes, pero audio "HiFi" se puede reproducir con audífonos de 20 dólares. Por eso digo, si te gusta el diseño, la marca y tienes el dinero, adelante. En el caso de estos audífonos, fueron los mejores que haya probado en la vida, el sonido me gustó bastante, fuerte y claro; los materiales se sienten premium, es una sensación que no se puede describir, el cable, el plástico, el metal, la caja donde vienen, me enamoré. Cabe resaltar que en un futuro me quiero comprar los FH7, y falta ver si esos serán mejores que estos para mí.

Rarement eu une telle qualité de son pour ce tarif là. Meilleur casque essayé ces dix dernières années en dessous de 150€.

This is the non pro version. This is a good, well rounded IEM. I give it 4.5 stars. It is light and with the right size tip there is no comfort issues. It tends to be a bit on the bright side. Sound tube and bass tips tame it down to a good level. It delivers clean and crisp sound in all genres. The vocals and treble are very good. The bass benefits from amping. I use it with a portable amp (Fiio A5), with the bass boost on, and it improves the bass definition and power. I still feel the FH3 has a better more defined and beautiful bass. I was hoping they can reproduce that in the FD3. Compared to the FH3, the FH3 was bigger and felt nicer sitting in the ear. However both are extremely comfortable. Also the FH3 felt a bit higher quality perhaps because of it’s design. The FD3 quality is very good, it’s just the feel of the FH3 was a little more upscale. The FH3 has a better more defined and cleaner bass, but the mid and upper frequencies were too thin with my equipment. It also has some weirdness in the treble of certain tracks especially acoustics. The FD3 has none of those issues. The FD3 has full bodied mids and highs, a little less detailed but still very good. With the 2 different sound tubes and the different tips you can dial the sound to the way you prefer, or to the genre you are listening to and it makes a difference. The basic cable is fine. I heard the pro cable may make the sound brighter. I don’t know how true that is. I wanted mine to be on the warmer side because the DAC I use tend to be on the brighter side. I had returned the FH3 about a month ago because I could not love the vocals and the treble. I will be keeping the FD3. Update 11/25/2021: I have upgraded the basic cable to a balanced cable. If you are not using a balanced output you are not getting the most out of the FD3. Despite using the 3.5mm with a DAC dongle and a portable amp the balanced cable was significantly better out of the DAC alone! Everything sounds cleaner and crisper. The bass is tighter, there is more separation, the stereo effect is noticeably better. So this lets me enjoy the music at a lower volume. For reference I am using a HIDIZS S9 (not pro) and Tripowin Altea 2.5mm cable which is a nice thick cable. I use the red sound tube with the bass tips and it balances out the sound pretty well. I think the sound tubes are a major selling point as you don’t to have to be stuck with one tonality.

First of all. I think the product is just fine, but when I accept a used, perfect condition product for a minor price reduction, I do expect all the needed accessories is in the box. The ear tips are missing. This means that in order to use the product I have to shop for a bigger amount of money, than the moned saved on byeing a used...