I don’t like large and needlessly hefty headbands when we have great and simple arc designs elsewhere. I am not fond of the FT3 headband suspension system, but that is wildly subjective.
And I tend to agree, something about the perforated grill behind the spoked FiiO design that I really enjoy. So, chalk that up to the consensus being that they look at least interesting. I attempted to sit outside on a nice day not long after receiving them, and a neighbor (who knows what I do for a living) said “ Oh! Those new? They look cool!” With that in mind, the large and heavy design is cumbersome and looks very attractive overall. Everyone on the plane will be mad at you, so don’t, it isn’t closed in the slightest. The headphones leak a ton of sound though, of course.
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The FiiO FT3’s all-aluminum open design has massive airflow potential, and a 60mm driver push-pull suction is no joke.
Imaging, to me, is the first and most important factor in my headphone experience. You don’t see me complaining, that is exactly what I want.
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We are also told that the FT3 internal setup is “ asymmetrical” with a composite diaphragm in design and setup, which leads to more driver control at the end of the day.Īlso, the drivers are slightly angled to hopefully improve the already massive image that 60mm whoppers like these drivers can push. The headphone being open back in design helps with the low end being what it is and what it sounds like (on paper), so I was very excited to potentially get cracking down on this review from the moment I was made aware that I would receive one to discuss. It is a type of design that I want to see more of, due to the sheer robustness of the Beryllium coating internally over specific driver parts. Typically, Beryllium headphones have a specific sound signature and tone that I have come to admire more and more over the years. It also has some very large 60mm dynamic drivers with Beryllium plated gaskets. The FiiO FT3 is a new open-back dynamic driver headphone rated for a fairly high 350Ω load. But, when I got the headphones, I was immediately converted and shocked by what I was hearing. Most people seemed to agree it was a generally sterile-sounding headphone overall in tone, which is something I subjectively am not into. I remember the EH3 NC as perhaps their only previous headphone to date a few years back and its wireless pitch is an entirely different market.Įarly impressions from other users at some past audio events didn’t do much for me and I wasn’t sure what I would make of the FiiO FT3 if I were even ever able to obtain one. I honestly didn’t see this one coming, a new FiiO headphone.
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