Name: FH5
Brand: Fiio
SKU: 214967
Rating: 3.9 (51 reviews)

4.1

based on all reviews

Consumer ratings:

4.4 / 5

intimate soundstage
punchy bass and more importantly a fun and engaging sound
Vocals sounded nice and clear

attenuated and bass becomes a touch soft and congested
isn t too affected by output impedance
as treble becomes slightly more brittle

Impedance: 19 Ω
Frequency range: 15, 40000 Hz
Style: In-Ear
Connectivity technology: Wired

Fiio FH5 - Pros & Cons

intimate soundstage
punchy bass and more importantly a fun and engaging sound
Vocals sounded nice and clear
Passive isolation is very good with the FH5
IEM feels very robust in hand
beautiful and very sturdy cable befitting
the range is pretty balanced
great balance and match for the overall product
sound pretty good within the virtual surround sound stage
sturdy and long-lasting build
wave-like pattern on the outer face and a nice gold trim for aesthetics
The balanced cable options also gave them an added performance dimension
excellent strain relief
the smooth finish and the machined edges inspire confidence
FH5 has enough charm to win me
readily defined on all axes
emphasis sounds clean and disciplined
yet
charming quality
handles them magnificently as a coherent juggernaut
more emphasis on midbass and a superb natural bloom
feels smooth and fluid to the touch
solid and sturdy
smooth
ergonomic shaping enables a comfortable fit
Polished Performer
F9 actually could sound quite balanced and overall pretty darn good
works exceptionally well
Being able to easily distinguish which is which is great
seems incredibly refined in terms of the build
comfort
and aesthetics
It feels incredibly well constructed and designed
midrange is just as full and smooth as the FH5
Both are clean and similarly well-detailed
it is quite positive
greater midrange definition and clarity
has greater vocal presence and clarity
beautifully and concise written review
treble is very crisp and more aggressively detailed than the
pelican-style hard cases which offers excellent protection
Vocals are clearer and female vocals are more present
delivering bold rumble and great slam and power
better details and good imaging
Balanced tip was comfortable with good seal
Mids is actually well balanced with vocal tip and quite rich
a remarkable and inexpensive move
of Fh5 is very pleasing and can perform well with all your music collection
more controlled and textured sub-bass
Mids are detailed with good texture
They are very comfortable to wear for long time
Mid bass have good body and a touch of warmth

attenuated and bass becomes a touch soft and congested
isn t too affected by output impedance
as treble becomes slightly more brittle
tighter and more defined
vocals never become lost in the mix as a result
Treble clarity is slightly tamped down
default cable doesn t include an inline mic or remote
The connector is also notoriously the weakest part of a pair of earbuds
there is no shortage of Bluetooth earbuds to choose from
midrange tends to make everything sound uncomfortably bright and hard
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single-ended cable has been
4C cable in place
overly loud machinery constantly running
slide them on too far else you will lose a LOT of the range
They are also expensive
the bass can sound a little overly boomy in
it depends heavily on what is driving the headphones
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the shallow fit is kinda annoying
foam stem size could have been slightly bigger for the nozzle
- missing a screen - and the shallow fit was fatiguing
if a track is too complicated the stage gets congested
lacking texture or speed
cables do not spin as freely in the socket as other
the ear guides bend too much
FH5 is only available in titanium with gold trim
s entirely going off of memory
s not an over-the-top and in-your-face design-element
the packaging is a bit skimpy
40mW of available power is quite low
the IEM is big and not for small ears
it s a bit confusing
missing is a pair of double flange tip
Male vocals are a bit recessed
No sign of microphonics in the cable

Fiio FH5 - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Impedance	19 Ω Best: Stax SR-L500 Impedance: 145000 Ω
Weight	16 g Best: Cyber Acoustics ACM-7002 Weight: 0.11 g

Fiio - Video Reviews (9)

Fiio FH5 - Full Specifications

Style	In-Ear
Connectivity technology	Wired

Weight	0.56 oz

Microphone type	Not available

Noise-canceling	no
Built-in heart rate monitor	no
Calorie counter	no
FM radio	no
NFC	no
Vibration	no

Colour of product	Black Titanium
Foldable	no
Water resistant	no
Noise isolating	yes

Impedance	19.0 Ω
Frequency range	15 - 40000
Simulated surround sound	no
Maximum input power	100.0 mW

Cable length	1.2
3.5 mm/6.3 mm adapter included	no
USB	no
Detachable cable	yes

Battery operated	no
Charging via USB	no

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