FiiO FW5 TWS Bluetooth 5.2 Earphone, True Wirless Earbuds 10mm Dynamic Driver for Hi-Res Premium Sound, LHDC/aptX Adaptive, App Customization

Zunächst zu den Nachteilen: Das Case wirkt eher "günstig". An die Tasten muss man sich gewöhnen, das funktioniert bei der Konkurrenz etwas "flüssiger". Es gibt kein ANC. Das Design ist Geschmackssache, richtig "hübsch" finde ich sie nicht... Man muss das aber in Relation zum Preis sehen, denn die Vorteile überwiegen die Nachteile bei Weitem! Eigentlich sollten dem geneigten Hörer zwei Worte reichen: parametrischer Equalizer! (Ich kann das gar nicht genug loben, danke, danke, danke!!!) Und dann funktioniert das Ganze in der App auch noch einwandfrei und ist gut zu bedienen. Bereits "out-of-the-box" ist der Klang schon ziemlich gut, relativ neutral mit ganz leichter Betonung im Hochton. Mit ein paar Anpassungen schafft man sich dann einen fast perfekten Klang. Detailreichtum, Auflösung, präzise Bässe, soundstage - das ist schon ziemlich beeidruckend. Der Tragekomfort ist sehr gut, insgesamt gibt es 6 verschiedene Paare an Ohrpassstücken. Also Fiio - verpasst den FW5 noch ANC und einen Transparenzmodus und die ganzen bis 300 € teuren "high-end" Stöpsel der Konkurrenz, die ich teilweise auch getestet habe können einpacken!

Este qué me gusta por todos los caracteres

I bought these and as a novice "audiophile", I loved that a brand of high-end audio was in the wireless game. The review above is correct, the app didn't work which is how you control the main volume on the ear buds (volume gain) and then is is normally adjusted with your device or the side of the buds which have actual buttons. I was ready to return after not being able to hear them. Sounded about 30% volume. 4 days passed and FiiO finally got back to me when I was ready to box them up. They told me to do what I have already done which was install the FiiO app (which initially did not work). I installed it again and it must have had the new update because it connected right away. It is much, much louder now and I keep it about 3 notches from 100%. Very listenable and some audio or video is real loud (depending on quality). Once you get them working, they are a great sound and does remind me of IEM sound and separation. Not exactly but pretty close for wireless. I will keep using them for a few weeks and see. UPDATE: 1/09/2023 Incredible, insanely incredible. I am so glad I kept these IEM's (that's what these are). FiiO asked me to download the app when it wouldn't connect, which I have done several times. I did that and to my surprise, it was updated and worked perfectly. With total control, volume adjustment, 10 band EQ and more. The only issue I am having is with the app, my "user" EQ settings will not save but I will play around with it more. They have reset and will go to flat every time. These are the best I have ever heard and I have about 15 wireless pairs. These might even hang with a few of my mid level IEM's. With the app working, the volume goes higher than I need. I am so happy with these and may order another pair.

I'm judging these by the same criteria I judge every other set of in-ear headphones that have failed me before. That is, they need to sound better than the $25 Koss SportaPro I've been using for decades. And which, I might add, have been plugged into a Fiio BTR5 for the last couple of years. So I had a lot of hope for these guys since I do like Fiio hardware. The FW5 are the best sounding in-ear headphones I've tried and they don't come close. Everything sounds tinny and, frankly, horrible. Now, the Fiio app does have a bunch of settings you can play with, including EQ. But it /constantly/ freezes and has to be restarted. It's basically unusable. I did try the built-in ones as well as tried playing with user settings, to no avail -- again, limited because the app is horrible. I'm using it on Android on a Pixel 7, not an obscure/underpowered phone. The "manual" is also a joke. Yes, it's a quickstart, but there's nothing better available on the website. These headphones come with two sets of tips, but nowhere does it tell you what the difference is. One is "balanced" (balanced for what?) and the other set is... HS18. Gee, thanks. Edited because I forgot to mention that the left earbud kept dropping momentarily while I was walking outside. I am very disappointingly returning these and going back to wires.

These pricey earbuds are not audiophile. Bass are not separated and not deep. Basically there are no bass at all. Highs are messy . You can only enjoy rich mid-range and power. Loudness here is more than enough. App with Android works well.