FiiO JH3 Unboxing

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The first thing that you will notice is the bass quality of the JH3. The 13.6mm large dynamic driver is making wonders for under just 50$ (you can buy the JH3 for 47.39$ in JadeAudio Official Store). I have never heard of this kind of clean and well-extended lows in this price range before, easily surpassing higher price IEMs for sure. It’s fast, has good rumble and punch. But what I like most about lows is they kick in when the track calls it and dominates the overall tonality of the JH3 in a good way. A natural timbre with a warm touch, an accurate and clear tone weight and texture. A little more elevated than the levels that I prefer but still, I’m very impressed.

Jumping to the mids we have a very good detail level in our hands, sorry, on our ears. The good implemented large dynamic driver keeps helping on the mids with its natural timbre, respectable clarity. But what I like most is that mids are not recessed like we are used to hearing in V-shape tunings. Forward mids makes JH3 more likely a W-shape IEM where you can hear vocals and instruments closer. This is a matter of taste, of course, some like that, some not so much. But if you like vocal-centric and instrument centric songs like me, this is a bliss in this price range.

What about the highs? This is where the two balanced armature drivers come on the stage, bringing an amazing soundstage with. First of all, there is no sign of harshness or sibilance, just maybe on the edge on some tracks with high volumes, but far away from being uncomfortable. Yes, you guessed right, the JH3 is on the bright side. What this brings is obvious. Detail retrieval way about its pay grade, excellent separation and layering. I repeat myself saying the same things about the treble performance of the JH3 just like the bass performance, never heard this kind of clean and well-extended highs in any IEM in this price range. The only negative thing I can say is that going high on the frequency range some instruments sound slightly thinner than they should.