FiiO F5 In-Ear Headphones

Description

The F5 fromFiiOare dynamic in-ear headphones designed to provide a long-lasting comfortable fit, ultra-wide frequency response, and convenient device controls for audio enthusiasts and the average listener at home or on the go. They are Hi-Res Audio/MFi certified and will work with iOS and Android devices. The 13.6mm drivers produce a frequency response of 20 Hz to 40 kHz for deep bass and extended highs. The single-ended detachable cable with a 3.5mm TRRS stereo jack has an integrated microphone. Its in-line controls allow you to play/pause, switch tracks, adjust volume, and answer calls. A balanced 2.5mm cable is also provided. It reduces channel crosstalk and minimizes noise interference. Six sets of eartips and a waterproof carrying case are included.

Dynamic Drivers

The 13.6mm dynamic drivers utilize a titanium diaphragm, which produces fast transient response and a wide frequency range.

Durable Comfort

The aluminum alloy outer shells ensure durability, while the angled earphone design delivers a comfortable fit and noise isolation.

Standard Cable

The single-ended detachable cable has a 3.5mm TRRS stereo jack and in-line controls. The in-line controls allow you to play/pause, switch tracks, adjust volume, and answer calls. Use the iOS/Android switch to ensure proper functionality with your device.

Balanced Cable

A balanced 2.5mm cable is also provided. It reduces crosstalk between the left and right channels and minimizes noise interference to increase the signal-to-noise ratio.

Robust Materials

The TPE (thermoplastic elastomer) wire sheath resists against corrosion, aging, and color-changing. Both cables use 24-stranded, braided, oxygen-free copper wire. The balanced cable has an additional layer of 66-stranded copper wiring for even greater shielding.

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