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FiiO FH1 vs Moondrop Aria: which should you buy?

Specs, scores and condensed review verdicts for the FiiO FH1 vs Moondrop Aria, side by side. Where a product has no HearWiki score yet, not enough reviews have been aggregated to rate it.

Score breakdown

Each axis is a 0–10 blend of what reviewers scored, not a lab measurement.

FiiO FH1

No sub-scores yet - not enough rated reviews.

Moondrop Aria
Sound8.5
Value8.0

Specifications

Specification comparison of FiiO FH1 vs Moondrop Aria
SpecFiiO FH1Moondrop Aria
TypeWired IEMsWired IEMs
Price (USD)$75$116
HearWiki scoreNot scored82 / 100 · Great
Released20182021
Audio
Driverhybrid10 mm LCP liquid crystal polymer dynamic driver
Driver size10 mm10 mm
Drivers per side21
Frequency response20 Hz ~ 40 kHz5Hz-36kHz
Impedance26 Ω32 Ω
Sensitivity106 dB/mW122 dB/mW
Sensitivity106 dB/mW-
Wireless
Bluetooth-none
Multipoint pairing-No
Features
Active noise cancelling-No
Companion app-No
Custom EQ-No
Wear detection-No
Controlsbuttonsnone
Design
Weight21 g12 g
Detachable cableYes-
USB-CNoNo

What reviewers said

FiiO FH1

The FiiO FH1 is a hybrid wired in-ear monitor that pairs a 10mm dynamic driver with a balanced armature for a warm, bass-forward sound signature. It comes with both standard 3.5mm and balanced 2.5mm detachable MMCX cables, plus on-cable controls for convenience. Priced around $75, it targets listeners who want a rich, engaging tone without breaking the bank.

  • Pro:Warm, bass-boosted sound with good clarity from the hybrid setup
  • Pro:Includes both 3.5mm and 2.5mm balanced cables for versatility
  • Pro:Detachable MMCX design allows easy cable upgrades or replacement
  • Con:No noise cancellation, so ambient sounds will leak in
  • Con:Only on-cable buttons for control, no inline mic or volume rocker
  • Con:26-ohm impedance may require a bit more power from some devices

Moondrop Aria

The Moondrop Aria is a wired in-ear monitor that delivers a balanced, neutral-leaning sound with a touch of warmth and extra bass punch, making it a strong performer for its price. It's easy to drive from most devices thanks to its high sensitivity and 32-ohm impedance, and it offers solid build quality with a removable 2-pin cable. However, it lacks features like noise cancellation and controls, and its isolation is only average, so it's not ideal for noisy commutes.

  • Pro:Excellent tonal balance with natural midrange timbre
  • Pro:High sensitivity makes it easy to drive from phones
  • Pro:Solid build quality with removable 2-pin cable
  • Con:Average isolation, not suited for loud environments
  • Con:Cable is prone to tangling and transmits some noise
  • Con:No inline controls or microphone

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