FIFINE HD8 Wired Studio Monitor Headphone, Detachable 3.5mm/6.35mm Cables

Really happy with these. I've never owned full headphone before. I usually get wired earbuds. This was my first pair but, not my last from this brand, FiFine. I was looking for open back ones but these came up, semi open. The sound quality is really, REALLY good. The cord is curled so it won't trip you up but also, stretchy enough to walk around, without strenuous cord tension. They come with two cords to connect to computer, amp and cellphones, The ear parts fit well and comfortably over larger ears or those with larger gauges or a lot of piercings. The head part is so soft with a thick cushion. Its light weight and comfy to wear for hours without pain or discomfort. Note that these ARE NOT noise canceling headphones and this particular model doesn't have a mic attached to the headset. FIFine is a small company that has more options than just head phones. They also have gaming headsets with mics and studio recording mics. Definitely gonna get another pair from them in the future. 10/10 recommend Up date: as of Oct 2055 I bought these in Janor 2025 and the left speak was having issues. I contacted FIFINE and a rep for back to in about 12 hrs. I told them what had happened they started trouble shooting with me asap. They then offered salutations and to send me a new cord to see if that was the problem. I was expecting the cable to take about 5 to 7 day to arrive, it came a couple days later. SUPER FAST! when I opened it, it was a new set of head phones. I tested the wire and old head phones with the new wire and the issues was with the speaker not the cord. They emailed me to make sure I got them. Im so impressed with their products and their costume service. I will keep coming back and continue to buy from FIFINE. 11/10 recommend.

These FIFINE studio headphones are an impressive value for serious audio work. The 50mm drivers deliver clear, balanced sound with strong mids and detailed highs — perfect for monitoring vocals, mixing, or just enjoying music with more depth than standard headphones. They’re comfortable for long sessions, with soft ear cushions and an over-ear fit that blocks out background noise without needing active noise canceling. The build quality is solid, and the wired connection ensures zero latency — essential for real-time audio work. If you’re looking for reliable studio headphones that won’t break the bank, this pair punches well above its price point.

I have been on the hunt for a decent pair of true flat studio monitor headphones for a while and DING! I think I just hit the jackpot. I was just about ready to give up and just buy another pair of Sony's for my home studio, I just didn't really want to spend another $90. I figured, someone out there has got to make a decent pair of studio monitor headphones for less than $500, $250, $170, $90... Well, guess what kids, I think I have found them with these Fifine Studio Monitor Headphones. They are lightweight, easy on the head-squeezy, feel sturdy, come with two cords, and a nice box. No carry bag but what do you want for $34? The sound is very flat, clean and clear, just like voice-over folk and music producers want. I've been the radio and VO biz for 39 years, so I kinda know what I'm talking about. Am I a cheapskate? Not really, but I do live on a budget, and I'm always looking for great quality at a good price. Granted, this is my first day with these, but so far... Color Me Impressed. Update: After trying these side by side with my Sony MDR 7506s, I felt I had to update my position, these are a bit too bassy to use on-air since I am used to the Sonys, but then isn't everything when you're used to the Sony MDRs? However, using these for my home studio setup they sound great, and I will continue to use them for my home-based voice-over business. Not perfect, but for the price point, great job Fifine!

I recently got the FIFINE Studio Monitor Headphones, and I have to say, they’re pretty solid for my needs. I mainly use them for gaming and watching YouTube at home, and they deliver great sound quality. The over-ear design is super comfortable, which is a big plus for those long gaming sessions. I love how well they block out background noise, so I can really immerse myself in whatever I’m playing or watching. The detachable cable is a nice feature since it can be easily replaced if needed, and while the 6.35mm jack is not something I use with my PC, it’s good to have the option. I also really like the metal "forks" on the side of the headphone band; I've had other headphones with plastic ones that broke over time, so this gives me more confidence in their durability. My only minor complaint is that the sound is a bit too bass-forward for my taste; I would have preferred a flatter response driver instead. Overall, they perform really well, and for the price, I think these headphones are a great choice for anyone looking for a comfortable and reliable option for everyday use.

The FIFINE Studio Monitor Headphones are an exceptional tool for any audio professional or enthusiast. Delivering top-notch audio quality, comfort, and durability, these headphones have significantly enhanced my recording and monitoring experiences. One of the standout features of these headphones is their exceptional audio clarity. The sound reproduction is accurate, ensuring that every note and nuance is clearly audible. The balanced soundstage allows for a reliable and precise monitoring experience, which is essential for creating high-quality recordings. I particularly appreciate the headphones' robust build quality. They are designed to withstand the rigors of everyday studio use. The materials used feel premium, and every component, from the ear cups to the cable, seems built to last. Comfort is another area where these headphones excel. The over-the-ear design, coupled with soft padding, makes for comfortable long-term wear. This is critical during lengthy recording or editing sessions where any discomfort could distract from the task at hand. The adjustable headband allows for a secure and comfortable fit, accommodating a wide range of head sizes and shapes. Furthermore, the headphones' excellent sound isolation contributes to their overall performance. They do a great job of keeping out ambient noise, allowing for a more focused and immersive listening experience. This is particularly helpful in a busy studio environment. Value for money is another compelling aspect of the FIFINE Studio Monitor Headphones. Given their high-quality sound, comfort, and durability, they are an excellent investment for anyone involved in music production or broadcasting.

Honestly for budget friendly headphones these punched way above their weight! I get amazing clarity and no distortions, or artifacts when listening to anything no matter the device I’m using at the time. I love that these came with two separate cables giving you the ability to plug into 1/4 slots without an adapter. So they function perfect in any use case scenario. I actually find myself reaching for these Fifines over my more expensive sets and I have a plethora of headphones, headsets, and earbuds. These have a great bass to them. Overall, I’d recommend these to anyone looking for a good set of budget friendly headphones. I’d actually recommend these over all the budget friendly sets I have even some of the more expensive! Also, one last thing the fit is AMAZING! I love that they aren’t bulky! They have a kinda slim fit to the head.

Ok not an audiophile. But I buy mostly audiophile cans on a 3/4 monthly basics. I found my (for now) end game headphones for $420 - Australian Audio open backs. But hearing about a $35 dollar pair of great headphones is intriguing. Bottom line - the build is fine. For me it can get a bit hot w prolonged use but light and comfy. Ok the sound: is wonderful. I’m a fan of flat response. If you are too you’ll be amazed at the bang for buck. They seem to live in the mids. Going too high on volume reveals sone limitations but overal these are awesome cans. They are great w. Neatrality they compare quite favorably w headphones hundreds of dollars more. Especially if you keep the volume reasonable. I’m still testing and listening. They are not perfect. But they sound better to my ears that the $160 Beyer Dynamics i returned last year which never warmed up. These took about 3 days to warm up I’m a huge fan and these will be my Xmas gift cans this year. Highly recommended. Tuned beautifully which is key. If you are looking for studio monitors you have to give these a shot. These will remain a proud member of my lineup. Better than many phones I’ve spent hundreds on. And light enough to fall asleep in. And I’d they get ruined - they are cheap enough to replace. I’m shocked how Good these sound. Stay in the mids and you’ll be delighted.

I wanted to like these, but they’re just not it. The Fifine H8 headphones look nice and have a decent sound for the price mids and highs are clear enough for podcasts or light studio use. But the problems outweigh the positives. The cushions are stiff and not comfy at all, especially after 30 minutes. They don’t seal well either, which messes with the sound bass feels super weak and everything just sounds kind of weird and thin. Definitely not good for immersive listening. Also, my aux cord came bent right out of the box. That’s a quality control issue. It still worked, but the bent part made the connection feel unstable, and I worry it’ll wear out fast. No detachable cable and no inline controls either. Just barebones wired headphones that feel cheap in comfort and build. If you’re just starting out and need something, these might work. But honestly, I’d recommend saving up a bit more for better headphones.

O som é bem bom, e é confortavel. Pra quem joga single player ou gosta de ouvir os detalhes nas musicas/series/videos recomendo. Em relação a durabilidade acredito que com os cuidados necessarios o fone dure bastante tempo o metal que segura os fones são de boa qualidade, bem firmes. Em geral um bom fone pelo preço, atendeu minhas expectativas.

Great Sounding Earphones. But the problem is that the detachable wire cable is a problem. Even now and then it shakes it becomes mono hearing rather than Stereo. If ur going for a Earphones go for fixed cable attached for the Earphone. Quality of sound is great no doubt about it. High/Mid/Low are perfectly balanced.

The audio is very good and for that price its amazing, its very light and plastic but they really put their all on making sure the audio is beautiful. Would buy again.

Strong metal frame hasn't shown any wear compared to previous headphones I bought. Cable is the most durable that have used so far with a comfortable over ear fit

Empecemos con los graves: no me esperaba que fueran robustos, pero lo son, también son un poco secos y les falta un poco de detalle, analizando un más a fondo podemos notar que falta un poco de subgrave, lo cual les daría un mejor golpe, pero en términos generales, los graves que nos ofrecen hacen que se disfrute la música, también hay que recordar que estos no son audífonos para audiófilos, sino audífonos de trabajo, pensados para podcast (monitoreo) o masterización, aunque yo los veo más para podcast. Medios: creo que aquí si les daré la razón a Fifine, ya que los medios si son neutrales, tal cual deben de ser unos audífonos de este tipo, aunque para este punto hubiera preferido un poco de presencia, ya que en parte se los comen un poco los graves, aun así, ofrecen una buena sensación, pero si se echa de menos más información en estas frecuencias. Agudos: al igual que los medios, estos están controlados, aunque un poco más notorios que los medios, no son tan extensos y son la parte que ofrecen un poco de brillo al H8 y nuevamente recalco, estos audífonos no son para escuchar música, son para trabajo, por lo que está bien los ajustes, salvo los graves. Pasando al soundstage, este es íntimo, por lo que no puedes esperar un escenario amplio, en cuanto a la imagen, esta es clara, pero solo en algunas pistas que no tengan tanto énfasis en los graves, por ejemplo, en el reguetón la imagen será algo pobre, pero en baladas será ideal. Y nuevamente recalco, estos no son unos audífonos para escuchar música, por lo que si estas esperando algo diferente, temo decirte que sigas de largo, pero si estás buscando un audífono para otro tipo de tareas, creo que es ideal, ya que no te distraerán y te ayudara a enfocarte en lo que estés haciendo. También hay que recordar que nos encontramos con un audífono cerrado, por lo que el soundstage no suele ser tan amplio como un audífono abierto. Conclusión: El fifine H8 es un audífono cerrado con una firma en U, algo cálido, enfocado para trabajo, no es un audífono para audiofilos, puedes usarlo para escuchar música, pero la recomendación es tener otro tipo de enfoque, al ser uno de los primeros audífonos que nos ofrece la marca fifine, está bien como lo están presentando y el público al que va dirigido, por el costo en el que se encuentra está posicionado correctamente, solo ten en mente para que vas a utilizar el H8, por el momento, el H8 lo ocupare para editar audio y videos.