Fiio FH1s

I could kinda hear it with my other headphones (HD599, Fiio FH1s, KPH30i, VE Monk+) but it was never *this* obvious. It's something that will take some getting used to on my part, that's for sure. Last but not least, **comfort and fit are great** as far as I'm concerned. They're heavier than my plastic-built 599s and they're not as easy to slide off to the side when you need to hear someone speak, but other than that I don't really have any issue wearing them for hours on end (which is what I've been doing for the past 4 days now).

The cable is non detachable which keeps the price down, at higher prices I want a detachable cable but I don't mind at lower prices. Fiio make good products that usually come with a lot accessories, the FD1 and FH1s are a little over $50 but great value. Also consider buying something locally or from Amazon, when the budget is tight I think it wise to get something you can easily return for replacement or refund.

Nice one. Yesterday I've gone for some IEM audition ( sub 400, upgrading my Fiio FH1s ) at my local audio shop.

It is imperative that you achieve a perfect seal with these to achieve the supposedly top tier sound that these can produce and for some that's too deep and uncomfortable, though it is worth noting that equally people have said that it becomes totally normal feeling after just a few days of use - this fit also gives it incredibly isolation, rivalling active noise cancelling headphones without the congested sound those sorts of headphones. Overall, a no brainer if it weren't for the polarising fit, though, similarly priced to the A4000 at £110, it is also more expensive than the others.