FT1 32Ω Large Dynamic Driver Headphones with Solid Wood Cups

Excellent headphones..... But need a good DAC to drive it... I with my FiiO BTR15 in low gain it was ok, but with high gain it's excellent.

This is the best value for money headphones. It sounds like a $1000 headphones.

Melhor qualidade sonora que já ouvi. Valeu cada centavo. Dizem que o "noise canceling" não é bom, mas não notei absolutamente nada que prejudicasse a imersão, que é total. Definitivamente o fone da minha vida (e ja tive Sennheiser e Audio Technica).

Fantastic sound, very comfortable to wear even for longer periods.

السماعة 10/10 انصح فيها بشدة من ناحية صوت من ناحية جودة مواد تصنيع لا بأس فيها عيبها وسادة الراس فيها زوائد جلديه راح تطيح لكن مالها دخل ابدا بالراحه ولا تغير الشكل

My entrance into better audio came in the form of a pair of Sennheiser HD 558s I bought back in 2011. The difference between those 558s, and everything I had used previously was night and day. Music now had a wide sound stage; you could hear a pin drop in the room where whatever music I was listening to was recorded. Those headphones literally travelled the world with me. I took them with me through the Sahara, and they worked perfectly. Then came the time to upgrade them. I bought a pair of Sennheiser HD 600s. The difference between the 558s and 600s was negligible. Slightly wider sound stage, but not much of a difference. I wanted a pair of headphones with more bass, not Beats-style muffled sound, because the bass is too intense, but something with more boom. I bought these FiiO FT1s after watching various videos on YouTube that promised good but not overpowering bass. Well, that is exactly what the FT1s deliver. From George Michael's Careless Whisper, to Katy Perry's "Dark Horse", I've been testing out the FT1s. Led Zeppelin Kashmir, and even some Celine Dion. Everything sounds great. The bass is present, but does not overpower the highs and the mids. The vocals are clear, the soundstage isn't nearly as open as it is on my Sennheiser's, but it is still surprisingly wide. If you're looking to dip your toes in better audio, the FT1s are probably the pair of Headphones to get. Price/Performance is unbeatable.

My only real complaint is the cable, which feels very low quality with a lot of microphonics. However, this is easily fixed with a 20€ aftermarket cable, so not enough to take a star off at this price point. The other thing I will mention is that some people may find the treble a little bit harsh at times, but this comes down to individual preference. The wood can make a couple of pops as you start wearing them, presumably as it changes temperature and expands. Not a big deal (it happens maybe 1/10 times) and probably inevitable when using real wood. Other than that, they are fantastic sounding headphones. If you haven't used a pair of high quality headphones before, you'll get to experience your favourite songs as if it were the first time again.