final E1000

These are the entry level to final's e-series, and very clearly a no-frills entry into the lineup. Compared to the pricier e2000c, the plastic housing and cabling are definitely more of a basic proposition. Having said that, the plastic housing doesn't feel 'cheap', it just doesn't have the luxury feel of the more expensive IEM's. The cable is two-strands-joined-together, rather than bound together into one fatter strand below the split, and I actually prefer this cable to the other one. It feels a little more rugged, and like it could stand up to a little more abuse. No extra frills in the packaging, which is no hardship. I can't imagine really needing yet another pleather pouch to put earbuds in, and very seldom get around to actually using the pouches in daily use anyway! I love the fit of Final's earbuds, and can sling them straight into my ears no problems. They come with the standard range of different sized tips, and I found I preferred to wear a slightly smaller one than usual, as I preferred the sound more when these were slightly more deeply inserted. I really like final's tips in general, as the brighter-colour insert on the right IEM gives more of a clue to which ear is which than the small embossed lettering on the housing. Isolation is pretty good, and precisely in line with what one might expect for this kind of rubber tip. When I first listened to these out of the box, I was worried that the sound might be a little harsh. They appeared slightly more high-frequency-heavy than I like, and I know I get fatigued by this over longer periods. Happily, as the drivers settled in a bit, the sound improved significantly. I'm not 100% convinced by all claims made about 'burn in', but these definitely benefited from a little time to bed-in before evaluating them. Sound-wise, these are well tuned as a pretty even frequency response. Not bass-monsters by any means, and if that's what you are really looking for in an earphone then these may not be for you, but bass is adequate in proportion without being overpowering. Midrange is well controlled by the 6.4mm dynamic driver, and vocals are nice and clear in the mix. High frequencies are pretty prominent, and these aren't shy and retiring. The extension and clarity aren't what you might get from a higher end IEM, but then these are less than the cost of a good steak dinner, and will 99% of the time be used in noisy environments where that subtlety is entirely wasted and surplus to requirements. These will form part of my rotation of 'throw it in the bag and forget it' IEM's, more than up to the challenge of daily use, and perfectly good enough in that situation, without being precious enough to worry about throwing them in a pocket full of keys/change. I wouldn't ever be disappointed with having to listen to my music through these on the go, and that is precisely what you might want from them.

I needed a pair of fairly cheap earphones for running and the gym that are durable, comfortable and sound great and after seeing many positive reviews for the E1000s I decided to give them a go. Straight out of the box I liked the sleek, minimalist design of these earphones and they are feather light. I often have issues with in ear comfort and with earphones not staying in my ears whilst on the move but these are the most comfortable earphones I have ever owned and didn’t fall out once during a long run. The first track I used to test these earphones was the “Under The Influence” by The Chemical Brothers. This track is famous for it’s Earth shakingly heavy low end and the E1000s handle this well. The bass is clear, punchy and not as overbearing as I’ve noticed on a lot of earphones in this price range. The mids are perfectly clear and well detailed and the highs are crisp with no harshness at all. Next up I went for Pharoah Sanders’ “Astral Travelling.” There are many instruments in this track and I was very impressed with the immersive staging and separation on the E1000s. Every single instrument was crystal clear and detailed and when closing my eyes I really felt like I was stood front and centre in a dark, intimate jazz club. I heard that the E1000s were particularly excellent for listening to rock stuff so I went for Led Zeppelin’s “Immigrant Song.” The track sounded huge and again I was impressed by the separation and clarity. The drums, bass and guitar sounded powerful and due to the excellent mid range on the E1000s the vocals were articulate and cut through perfectly, in fact the E1000s handle vocals considerably better than other earphones that I’ve owned that were triple the price! The E1000s are extremely well balanced and are versatile with all genres sounding fantastic and with an elegance that is a pleasant surprise for a pair of earphones in this price range and I recommend them wholeheartedly.

I like to buy relatively inexpensive IEMs to use on the train or in bed, and these seemed to yet another decent set available for a low price that promised great sound quality. There's a lot of IEMs around now that are fairly decent in this price range, and the bar has been raised in recent years. Compared to the competition, the Final E1000 are no better or worse. With regards to sound quality, they are quite neutral and inoffensive sounding, and are well suited for different genres of music. Some professional reviews claimed these sound a lot better than their price point, but that's quite a common claim for budget IEMs theses days. As I said, the bar has been raised in recent years, and in reality these sound no better than others at this price point. Build quality: These are made of plastic, which not uncommon, even for expensive IEMs, but there's nothing about them to suggest they are anything other than budget IEMs. Just like other budget IEMs, they fell apart after a few months use: one of the housings came apart, and the wire between the two halves broke. Overall, these are OK for the price, and if you are careful with them, they could last longer than mine did.

These nicely priced wonders really do offer a wonderfully detailed and three dimensional sound for this bargain basement price! The sound the have to my ears is on the slight bright side of neutral with a strong midrange and treble giving a lively, fast and punchy sound without being overly bassy - however there is enough bass there! Really musical! Listening to the remastered “master” Fleetwood Mac - Tango in the Night album on Tidal on my iPhone 8 particularly impressed me with levels of detail coming through - a very involving and musical sound indeed! They come with plenty of tips for the perfect fit and the cable is a no nonsense and quite tough looking affair which should stand up to the tuggings and forces modern life throws at! They’re a bit of a bargain IMHO! :-)

Açıklamada yazılanın aksine mikrofonlu değil, ondan dolayı iade ettim. Enstrüman ayrımı güzel ancak bass odaklı bir kulaklık arıyorsanız size göre değil.

The listing says they have a microphone. There is no microphone.

Rezessionen sind ein Teil, die Wirklichkeit etwas Anderes. Bei diesem Kopfhörer war ich zunächst skeptisch, Testberichte waren zwar gut aber wer weis wer den Bericht bezahlt hat? Der KH kommt mit mehreren Passstücken ( 4 zusätzliche). Bei mir passten schon die installierten. Sie schließen das Ohr gut ab, Außengeräusche werden gut abgehalten. Klang im einzelnen möchte ich nur anreisend beurteilen da hier jeder seinen Stil bevorzugt. Für eine Inear liefert er gute Räumlichkeit, nur hätte ich gerne etwas mehr Bass. Aufgrund der Erfahrung mit diesem KH sehe ich mich nun nach einem KH für zu Hause an der HiFi Anlage diese Herstellers um. Über Haltbarkeit kann ich mich nicht äußern, da zu neu. Für mich in Preis und Klang zu diesem Preis eine echte Empfehlung.

Cercavo una cuffietta da utilizzare tutti i giorni in mobilità, quindi nulla di particolarmente raffinato, ma che avesse una timbrica corretta e non risultasse stancante. Direi che il risultato è stato raggiunto in pieno ed anche di più. La risposta in frequenza è da monitor, come piace a me: neutra, asciutta, accurata, senza enfatizzazioni nè coloriture. I bassi ci sono, ma non immensi. Per loro stessa natura queste cuffiette non sono in grado di rendere al meglio i pieni orchestrali o grandi volumi di suono. Se cercate qualcosa che dia la sensazione di scuotere i muri guardate altrove. Le voci sia maschili che femminili sono rese con grande naturalezza e gradevolezza. C'è, su alcune incisioni, una leggerissima tendenza alla sibilanza, ma è appena percettibile. La ricostruzione spaziale della scena sonora è buona ma non strepitosa. A meno di utilizzare registrazioni binaurali non avrete mai l'impressione che il suono venga da più in là delle vostre orecchie. La resa dei dettagli è più che discreta. I particolari ci sono, ma lievemente impastati. D'altra parte, per l'uso che ne faccio, certe raffinatezze non mi servono. Come detto, hanno un suono da monitor pur non avendone tutto il resto delle caratteristiche, ma se un'incisione non è impeccabile, comunque ne rivelano implacabilmente difetti e manchevolezze. I materiali ovviamente non sono premium, a partire dalla plastica (ABS) al posto del metallo, i cavi non sono sostituibili, ma quelli che ci sono sono di buona fattura, ben dimensionati, sembrano robusti il giusto e non tendono ad attorcigliarsi. Al momento posso dire che rapportate al prezzo che hanno mi sembrano di qualità superlativa. Mi riservo di aggiornare la valutazione in funzione della durata.

bon rapport qualité/prix,le son est pas mal et ils sont plutot solides;