The FD3/FD3 Pro benefits from the numerous advantages of FiiO's new dynamic driver. The diaphragm is made of Diamond-Like Carbon(DLC) which is both impressively rigid and helps Following the FH5s, you have the FiiO FH7s , a 4-BA + 1DD IEM that was given the same visual revamp with a more aggressive look. It’s a tad more expensive, with more drivers and different tuning, but as usual, the price difference makes a big difference in terms of performance. FIIO as we all know it, is a Chinese company highly invested in the audiophile market. They have lots of impressive products and continue to impress the entire audiophile industry with their budget end to other highly priced products. Today we are going to take a look at a cheaper yet pretty good offering – THE FIIO FD3 It should be noted that I have absolutely no affiliation with FiiO. I am not receiving any incentive for this review or to sweeten things out. I'd like to thank FiiO for providing the sample for this review. Every opinion expressed is mine and I stand by it. The purpose of this review is to help those interested in FiiO FD3 Earphones find their next music companion.

But today, it’s all about IEM with the FiiO FD11, an affordable single dynamic driver. Another addition to the new FXnn series (X indicating the type of product and xx the range) following the FF3 and FF5, two earbuds aimed at audiophiles seeking this (strange) kind of in-ears. The bass character of the FiiO FD3 is in general pretty soft, warmish, well-bodied and entertaining. It is able to produce a great sense of subbass depth, quantity with a fairly fast response and decay thanks to the well-adjusted 12mm diameter dynamic driver with a DLC Diaphragm. The tonality is nicely warm, bold and soft, while the level of control is pretty good when I do listen to songs like Bro Safari, UFO! “Drama”, Christian Reindl’s “Cernunnos” or Lorde’s “Royals”. Dropping this on a good portable amp opened this product up, significantly. As mentioned, boosting on the bottom or top side, but also with a good amount of juice behind it, makes this IEM invert into a different product. The FH11 is a medium-sized closed IEM shell, using the same physical design as the older FD11 model that you can read my review of here.But, today, we are not reviewing a DAC, a DAP, or even an IEM. No, today, we’re getting a(nother) blast from the past with the FiiO FF5, an audiophile… earbud. A new addition to the ever-changing catalogue of the brand, that follows the FF3 – which we reviewed a few months ago – and aim to replace the old FiiO EM5.

The semi-open design of the FD3 Pro based on FiiO's patented technology for balanced air pressure within brings several advantages. Not only does such a design lead to more As a big fan of single dynamic driver, especially DLC, let see in this review if it deliver good sound for it’s price. CONSTRUCTIONMids sound way to recessed and barely has any presence in the mix, male & female vocals sounds pretty much on par. They have a hint of warmth and that’s the only positive thing I can say about the mids performance of the FD3/Pro. Source: Harish Jonnalagadda / Android Central (Image credit: Source: Harish Jonnalagadda / Android Central)