HiFiMAN RE-400a - Pros & Cons

a subtle
refined and neutral sound
listening comfort
quality sound and an affordable price tag
Refined bass performance is easy to listen to and non-fatiguing
the design is simple enough and looks are straightforward though performance
clean and understated
Sound is perfectly well-balanced
exceptionally pure and refined sound
unforced clarity is easy to listen to for hours on end
RE-400s' sound is so well-balanced and pure
the quality of materials and finish
Quality of build and ease of use
high quality
lively IEM that is a great all-rounder
it is delicate and refined
Detail resolution is excellent and the overall sound is very transparent
cheaper and better-made
The midrange is clear and well-positioned
Treble extension is quite good
Very smooth & balanced sound
Polished Performer

small earphones like this require such a high level of amplification
RE-400s also lack any type of mic or phone controls
in-ear headphone models
lack of a mic and phone controls might
small white plastic cable-winding bar
No inline remote/microphone for cell phone calls
soundstaging feels a bit weak
It is particularly tangle-prone
the RE-400 is weak on thump
Cable noise can be bothersome in cable-down configuration
sounding a bit muddy to my ear
lack of spiky and edgy
the cable slider is a little loose on the cable

HiFiMAN RE-400a - Full Specifications

Sound output	Stereo
Style	In-Ear
Headset (integrated/enclosed microphone)	yes

Colour of product	Silver
Attachment type	Ear canal

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HiFiMAN RE-400a HiFiMAN - Editorial Reviews (2)

The Headphone List

Published: 05.06.2013

HiFiMan RE-400 Waterline Review | The Headphone List

The HiFiMan RE-400 should appeal to the casual listener better than the models it replaces while holding very close to the HiFiMan sound many—myself included—have come to love.