E4000 In-Ear Isolating Earphones, Immersive High-Fidelity Sound, Lightweight & Comfortable, Durable Design, Detachable OFC MMCX Cable, Swing-Fit Eartips - Black Aluminium

I'll do a better review on these later but for now they deserve the 5 star rating. They are gorgeous and fit great. Quality materials, solid build, great custom tips. cable is quality but it's super long (which would be my only criticism. I think the general everyday listener wanting good sound with deep punchy bass will like them and audiophiles wanting a natural, detailed and open sound will like them even more. The best thing I can say when listening to these is it makes me get lost in the music. They have a unique sound which may take a few songs to get used to and you may feel they aren't detailed enough in the more revealing analytical way some earphones of this price could be (or should be). BUT the detail is there... and then some. What these earphones do though is make you appreciate the song and the artist. You'll hear your favs in a different light, you'll hear nuances and emotions that you felt only when you first heard the track. I love Queen, I know every song well after 25 years of loving the band and songs. The e4000 had me playing entire albums again start to finish. I rarely do that, I mainly go by a mixed playlist. It was a treat hearing songs like i was hearing them again for the first time. Bass -Strong and deep, well behaved. Mids - VERY natural sounding and organic. Vocals -Up front and silky Treble - Can be sparkly when needed, never fatiguing or sharp. Good detail. I love these. I have over 90 IEMS/Headphones, it's a hobby. These are up there with sets like the Dunu DN2000, another IEM that lets you get lost in the music. They're over £200. The Dunu was another set that I irst had to get used to thinking I had paid too much, but then when you actually LISTEN to them you realise how good they are. Again, my only criticism is the cable length. It's a quality cable though. I've tried custom ones and cables from other earphones but they take away that unique smooth sound. I must admit though I prefer them at home. There is some outside noise coming thru when walking around but the music still comes thru clearly. These aren't for sports either, they will fall out unless you use the hooks but I don't like them your ear (that's just me tho)

These beat my Shure 215s and Grado headphones by a mile. I thought they would be nicer than my other gear, but wasn't prepared for how much nicer. I'm blown away and can't take them out, great when that happens. I'm listening through my Chord Mojo, which may help (it vastly improves my headphones), but have yet to try the FiiO dac I use when out and about. Update: I just tried listening through my FiiO DAC plugged into my (crappy) Samsung Galaxy SE10 - it was a little underwhelming, and struggled with volume.So I'm guessing it really needs a little amping, a decent DAP would make the difference. My Chord Mojo turns them into something wondrous though, the best £100 (eBay used) I ever spent on audio.

These are very satisfying; I really love listening to Tool's new album on them as well as all types of music (rock, metal, house, dnb...). Bass is pumping without being obnoxious and is probably the best feature of these IEMs, guitar sounds wonderful, all instruments can be heard clearly and are all nicely distinguishable. These headphones also come with different earbud sizes and one of them fits perfectly for me. On the other hand the price is a little steep but it's worth it if you want delicious warm audio. The treble could be a bit sharper/more upfront as well but it's fine. These IEMs also aren't quite as loud as my older prepackaged iPhone earphones. Overall though it's a very good product and I'm happy to recommend it.

Excellent earphones which I feel have benefited greatly from using replacement silicon eartips with a larger sound tube diameter, really improves all aspects. The stock ones are ok but seemed to thin the sound a little too much for my liking. Highly recommended, once you find the right eartips.

These are the most I have I ever spent on a pair of wired IEM headphones and WOW it was worth it! I have several other pairs cheaper like Sennheiser Momentum 1 more triple and Sony 650 and these are in a different league altogether. I can hear detail in these that I get with my B+W P7 S2 overhead headphones which cost more than double the price. Lovely mids, enough bass and good treble which isn’t harsh like some I could mention. I read many reviews before purchasing and was going to opt for the E5000 but these are double the price and so I decided to try these at half the price and I’m glad I did. I really can’t see the E5000 being that much better for the price difference although I could be wrong of course . But I am more than happy with my purchase . Well done Final. Everyone looking in this sort of price bracket should definitely audition these.

A little bit of liquid got into the right side. It's now noticeably quieter. It's especially noticeable when I switch ear buds between ears. Read several things online about how to get it clean, or get the liquid out. Tried cleaning the pod with some alcohol and cotton, there's barely any volume now.

I'm not going to mark the E4000 down too much for this, as mine is probably an edge use case, but I use earphones with working, as a woodworker / machine operator, both for music etc and as hearing protection. And these do not have good isolation, found my ears ringing a little after work today. Compared with Sennheiser CX300II or Sony XBA-N1, which work fine for this purpose. These ones seem to let higher frequencies through, even after swapping to foam tips. So if you want good isolation, look elsewhere!! Otherwise, neat little IEM, sound quality is good, I'll keep them as backups.

These sound exceptional. However the build quality is severely lacking. The left stopped working after a couple of months which I fixed by removing the grill, seems it can get clogged easily.. there's no way to insert the grill back so it is secure, so it's bound to get clogged - especially as these go really deep into your ear canal. I temporarily just popped it in place, but it wasn't glued anymore. The right then exhibited the same problem shortly after - resulting in me just tearing the grills out of both as it was just a hassle. None of the tips that came gave me a secure fit - they kept working their way out, never had this problem before - had to buy some after market tips. The end cap where the logo is on one of mine came off and hasn't been seen since. The MMCX connectors have a habit of coming loose. I've found an earphone dethatched on several occasions. The cable can give off some noise against certain clothes when it rubs against it. It can be replaced of course, but that's just an added expense. - Edit - and just to add further insult to injury, I've just purchased the E500s for £20, and there is not £100 worth of improvement in the sound quality between the pair.