FiiO FT1 32Ω Large Dynamic Driver Headphones with Solid Wood Cups

It's not often a product lives up to the hype, but that's exactly what the FiiO FT1s do! I was looking for a good, closed-back pair of headphones at a reasonable price, and these have exceeded my expectations in every way.Sound Quality & PerformanceThe sound is simply superb for the money. There's plenty of well-controlled bass that delivers satisfying impact without muddying up the mids, which sound great and full of detail. The treble is smooth and clear, avoiding any harshness or sibilance, which makes for a non-fatiguing, extended listening session.I'm pairing these with a FiiO K7 DAC/Amp, and they sound incredible, offering a sense of detail and clarity that rivals much more expensive models. The soundstage is also impressive for a closed-back design, providing good imaging for both music and gaming.Build Quality & ComfortThe build quality is exceptional. The use of real American black walnut wood for the earcups gives them a premium, high-end look and feel that you just don't expect at this price. The headphones feel very well-made and durable.Comfort is top-notch. Despite their solid build, they are relatively lightweight (340g) and the weight is spread very well, allowing for long sessions without any fatigue. The large, over-ear cups with breathable fabric material form a good seal and are very comfortable.Features & AccessoriesThe inclusion of two high-quality, silver-plated oxygen-free copper cables (both 3.5mm unbalanced and 4.4mm balanced terminations are included) and a sturdy carry case is a fantastic bonus and adds significant value. They are also easy to drive, working well with a variety of audio sources like a phone or a dongle DAC.VerdictFor anyone looking for a great sounding, comfortable, and well-built pair of closed-back headphones, the FiiO FT1 are a no-brainer. They offer amazing value and genuinely punch well above their weight in performance and aesthetics. Highly recommended!

Very impressed, with a slight PEQ alteration, i am lost for words how clear and detailed the sound is for an inexpensive closed back. the soundstage is decently expansive, and the sound is pleasantly balanced. Fiio have pulled off some ancient wizardry to make these for the price, and theyve gained a customer!.The comfort is perfectly fine, no agressive clamp and the pads are soft, they have plenty of adjustability, but i have a small ish head so its not a problem for me regardless.the build quality is shockingly robust for the price point, no corners seem to have been cut.overall, worth nit just i'ts price but comfortably more.

They are decent headphones, well worth the price.. I am a fan of planar not dynamic drivers and also open not closed, but wanted something for when my wife is watching TV in the same room and reviews seem to like these.Pros: they sound good, nice base, great quality control and build, nice wood, 2 cables ! Fiio quality ! very comfortable and I got a big head.. you can drive them on anything they will work on anything with 3.5mm jack or 4.4 balanced, but I would suggest a dongle to get them singing, enough cable length.Cons: the stage is not great or instrument separation, not the most detailed,If you just want a good pair of headphones at a very attractive price go for it !

It's not often a product lives up to the hype, but that's exactly what the FiiO FT1's do! After watching countless reviewers tell me how great these are, I finally took the plunge, as I was looking for a good, closed back pair of headphones, at a reasonable price. I'm pairing these with a FiiO K7, and they sound incredible. As the reviews have stated, there is plenty of bass on offer here, but presented very cleanly, without muddying up the mids (which sound great), and still managing to create an immersive bass impact. Nothing on the treble side sounds harsh, just all fantastically well-tuned. I think immersive is a good way to describe the sound in general - they really pull me in to my music in a way I've not experienced for some time). I'm using these for music and gaming (they excel at gaming too, great imaging with a soundstage that works well if you're into FPS games). Comfort is top notch, I can wear these for long sessions without any fatigue. They are heavier than Sennheiser's (if that's what you're used to), but they spread the weight very well. Build quality and durability will become evident over time, but initial impressions are good, as they are nicely put together with a premium (ish) feel. At this price point, these are a no brainer for anybody looking for a great sounding, comfortable and well built pair of headphones. Clamp force is very light when compared to many Sennheiser and Beyerdynamic headphones. I'm actually preferring these to my DT 900 Pro X's for both sound quality and comfort. Fantastic product, well done FiiO!

Beautifully made and rich sounding cans. Pair them with a neutral to bright sound source for the best results. Bass is very nicely controlled and has real tonal quality. Mids are full and vocals are amazing. Treble is clear but I personally found a little subdued. You can either EQ that though, or as I did, pair them with a brighter sound source. I run these using the 4.4mm balanced cable through a Tanchjim Luna dac plugged into my phone. For me it's a match made in heaven and don't really need any EQ.The soundstage is impressive for a closed back set of cans, particularly in this price range. I switched to these from the AKG 371 cans as although the clarity of the AKGs is incredible, they sounded 'thin' in comparison to these Fiio ft1 cans.The only drawback I have encountered is that wearing them with glasses can effect the richness of the bass in particular. This is something to bear in mind, but for the money these are a steal even at the full price I paid.

Look nice and decent sound quality but after only two months the headband material has started to strip off.The Headband slider never stays in position either. Overall they're way overpriced in my opinion. Budget cans with a deceiving look and price tag.

Excellent sound, nice warm bass. Has balanced cable and a 3.5mm jack, individual left and right cable sockets on the headphones.Great separation and nice size sound scape.Bought with the Fiio JM21 DAP players since, they compliment one another perfectly, especially using the balanced out on the JM21.Excellent good looking hard case, nice light headphones, excellent quality.

These are what everyone is saying about them. And more than this, I have found they give a level of transparency and separation that you wouldn't expect from other closed backed headphones. They genuinely hit above the price and would expect to pay 3-4 times this price.Please ignore the nay sayers, they're just doing it for click bait.To note: these are the kings of bass, this doesn't mean conflated or bloated, they're crisp and very controlled. They are also quite nicely sensitive, with a Hiby R6 at %50 volume is about maximum.The build is surprisingly good robust refined and as for the cable and case. I genuinely don't know how they've made for this money.I want shares in Fiio, as these must be falling off the shelves.

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Fantastic sound, very comfortable to wear even for longer periods.

My entrance into better audio came in the form of a pair of Sennheiser HD 558s I bought back in 2011. The difference between those 558s, and everything I had used previously was night and day. Music now had a wide sound stage; you could hear a pin drop in the room where whatever music I was listening to was recorded.Those headphones literally travelled the world with me. I took them with me through the Sahara, and they worked perfectly. Then came the time to upgrade them. I bought a pair of Sennheiser HD 600s. The difference between the 558s and 600s was negligible. Slightly wider sound stage, but not much of a difference.I wanted a pair of headphones with more bass, not Beats-style muffled sound, because the bass is too intense, but something with more boom. I bought these FiiO FT1s after watching various videos on YouTube that promised good but not overpowering bass.Well, that is exactly what the FT1s deliver. From George Michael's Careless Whisper, to Katy Perry's "Dark Horse", I've been testing out the FT1s. Led Zeppelin Kashmir, and even some Celine Dion. Everything sounds great. The bass is present, but does not overpower the highs and the mids. The vocals are clear, the soundstage isn't nearly as open as it is on my Sennheiser's, but it is still surprisingly wide.If you're looking to dip your toes in better audio, the FT1s are probably the pair of Headphones to get. Price/Performance is unbeatable.

My only real complaint is the cable, which feels very low quality with a lot of microphonics. However, this is easily fixed with a 20€ aftermarket cable, so not enough to take a star off at this price point. The other thing I will mention is that some people may find the treble a little bit harsh at times, but this comes down to individual preference.The wood can make a couple of pops as you start wearing them, presumably as it changes temperature and expands. Not a big deal (it happens maybe 1/10 times) and probably inevitable when using real wood.Other than that, they are fantastic sounding headphones. If you haven't used a pair of high quality headphones before, you'll get to experience your favourite songs as if it were the first time again.

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