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# 35 Hours Playback Hi-Fi Sound IPX4 Water Resistance final ZE3000 True Wireless Earbuds, Hi-Fi Sound Quality, Maximum 35 Hours Music Playback, IPX4, aptX Adaptive, Touch Sensor, Support Lossless Music Format, Designed in Japan (Black)

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## Key Features

- • **All-Day Comfort:** Designed to fit perfectly, ensuring comfort during long listening sessions.
- • **Durable & Stylish:** IPX4 rated for water resistance, combining functionality with sleek design.
- • **Seamless Connectivity:** Bluetooth 5.2 for stable connections with all your devices.
- • **User-Friendly Controls:** Touch sensors for effortless media control at your fingertips.
- • **Unmatched Sound Quality:** Experience music like never before with advanced dynamic drivers.

## Description

Product Description final is a Japanese audio brand established in 1974 final produces headphones with elegant design "The comprehensive pursuit of things that are fundamentally right" as the brand concept, final create audiophile headphones that deliver incredible sound final ZE3000 - A True HiFi Earbud An ultimate dream for music lover. A portable HiFi system that fits in your pocket, delivering premium class sound quality wherever you are. Designed by Japanese audio brand, final (Previously known as final audio design ). Latest Bluetooth Version 5.2 6mm "f-Core for Wireless" Dynamic Driver AAC, SBC, aptX, aptX Adaptive Codec Support 7 Hours of Playback per Earbuds on Full Charge, Maximum 35 hours with Charging Case IPX4 Water Resistant Hi-Fi Quality TWS By utilizing our know-how and knowledge accumulated in High-End audio in the past 50 years, ZE3000 is designed to be a wireless earphone capable of delivering audiophile-level sound quality. Award-Winning Earbuds ZE3000 was awarded Gold Winning Award and Project Planning Award in VGP2022. An award was given by the most renowned Japanese organization in audio and visual technology. Variety of Codec Support In order to support the latest need of lossless audio format provided by various famous streaming services, ZE3000 supports AAC, SBC, aptX and aptX Adaptive Bluetooth Codec to ensure extreme stability during audio playback. Compatible with Apple iOS and Android system. Maximum 35 Hours Music Playback A single charge onto the earbuds offers up to 7 hours of music playback. Combined with the charging case which could fully charge the earbuds 4 times, a maximum of 35 hours of music playback is possible. The ZE3000 is designed to be water-resistant to the IPX4 standard for daily life to withstand sudden rain and sweat during sports. By utilizing "f-Link Damping System", ZE3000 delivers music at extreme clarity without being affected by the bloating lows which is a common issue in water resisting earbuds. Premium Stylish "SHIBO" Finish Soft-textured Shibo* coating offers a beautiful surface that is superb at dirt resistance and fingerprint resilience on top of giving the valuable impression of a premium range of products. * Shibo; an old Japanese word meaning a wrinkle on the surface of paper or leather. Award-Winning Eartips Designed for TWS Providing perfect sealing and comfortable fit. 5 sizes are available: SS, S, M, L, and LL, allowing users to choose the one that best suits their needs. ZE3000 White is supplied with the Clear ear tips while ZE3000 Black is supplied with the Black ear tips. Auto Pairing Feature By simply opening the lid of the charging case, the ZE3000 will enter its pairing mode ready for its first pairing. After the pairing is completed, every time when the case opened, the connection will automatically be established with the paired device. Convenient Touch Sensor Z3000 is equipped with convenient touch media control. By simple touch, "Play", "Pause", "Next Track", "Previous Track", "Volume Control", "Phone Call Action" and "Siri/Google Assistant Activation" could be easily performed. How to perform the first device pairing Place both earbuds in the charging case and close the lid. Open the lid, the LED indicator will light up in Red for 3 seconds. Then, the earbuds will automatically switch to pairing mode with the LED indicator flashing between Blue and Red. Turn on the Bluetooth setting of your device and select “ZE3000”. When “ZE3000 Connected” appears, the pairing is completed. How to unpair the current device and establish a new pairing with another device Place both earbuds into the charging case and close the lid. Turn OFF the Bluetooth function of the previously paired device. Open thea lid, the LED indicator will light up in Red for 3 seconds. Then, the earbuds will automatically switch to pairing mode with the LED indicator flashing between Blue and Red. How to perform factory reset When ZE3000 is not working as expected, please perform a factory reset. Please make sure that the charging case is adequately charged. Place both earbuds into the charging case. Touch and hold the touch panel on both sides for more than 10 seconds until the LED indicators blink in Purple 3 times. Release your finger. The earbuds will blink in Blue for a few seconds and then automatically entering pairing mode with the LED indicator flashing between Blue and Red. The reset is now complete. How to turn OFF the power of earbuds Place the earbud to be turned OFF into the charging case. The LED indicator of the earbud will light up in Blue for around 3 seconds. If this is not happening, remove the earbud from the charging case and repeat Step 2. Close the lid of the charging case and the earbud power will automatically turned OFF. First Device Pairing Re-perform Device Pairing Factory Reset Power OFF

Review: Great sound, great looks, solidly built. - I have enjoyed a number of Final's IEM offerings, and was very interested to check out their wireless model. I have been consistently impressed by their build quality, price-performance, and sound quality, and was hoping that this would continue to translate into a really solid wireless model. Out of the box, these are instantly impressive. They are well packaged, in a relatively standard folding carboard box, and are visually quite arresting. The textured finish looks really smart in real life (I don't think photographs do it justice) and the non-smooth surface is also really good for limiting unsightly fingerprints. The overall look is on the larger side, but nothing too out of the ordinary. I also really like the angular styling. Taste is personal, but I think it looks very cool. The carrying-case is a really nice example. Nicely sized, and very pocketable, it retains the buds with magnets, in the standard way. The included USB cable is... a USB cable... and there is a small selection of replacement tips. Battery life is quoted as a very respectable 7 hours, and I have not gone close enough to verify this, but battery life seems absolutely fine to me. Comfort wise, the tips were initially a little small for me. My first listening with these was carried out with my baby son sleeping on my chest, so changing out the tips was more fiddly than it had any right to be, but subsequently I have had no issues with fit or comfort. The ZE3000 do come with a little touch-control area on the back, for play-pause and volume control. I know that others may find this useful, but it is not my preference. I am far more likely to be wanting to adjust my fit, or pull an earbud out briefly, than I am to want to use the earbud controls, so it isn't the most useful for me. Once tips were sorted, I did find that I had to play a little bit to get a really secure fit and good seal, but once that was found I had no problems at all. Haven’t found the need to fiddle with the fit when wearing; while I wouldn’t say they “disappear” in my ears, they aren’t too far off. Connectivity has been great with these. They paired straight out of the box, and I have had no subsequent issues with dropout in normal use. Interestingly these (unlike other TWS IEM's I have used in recent years) do not come equipped with an app to change EQ or any other settings. This is, however, only really an issue if you are finding a fault with the sound signature, and I did not. At all. The bass response is really solid for these. I haven't felt lacking in punch or drive in any track I've listened to, and the bass textures are vivid and distinct. The midrange, however, is where I feel these really shine. The instrument separation is absolutely fantastic, with the various parts of a track sitting separately in space. Even listening to some solo-piano music that I know very well, James Rhodes' "Razor blades, Little Pills, Big Pianos", I heard the various melodic and accompanying lines weaving more distinctly than I had noticed before. I don't think they are necessarily giving me more *detail* than other IEM's, but the detail they are giving is presented with less "chaff", so that it is more clearly distinct. High frequencies are exceedingly well balanced on this IEM. I am sensitive to sibilance, and find any headphones which are "peaky" or harsh to be quickly annoying. I had no such issues with the ZE3000. Audibly as comfortable as they are physically comfortable, I can wear these for extended periods without feeling excessive fatigue or discomfort. And this, without sounding too rolled-off or overly warm. Something like Sufjan Stevens’ vocals on Carrie & Lowell, which have a lot of high frequency, are a good example of a sound that could become harsh, but don’t on these. Soundstage is pretty fair for IEM’s. That is to say, it’s a pretty reasonable head-stage, but if you are looking for huge wide expanses then I don’t think IEM’s are for you in general. That said, and I do want to stress this, within that not-very-wide expanse, the instrument separation is really satisfying. In all, these are a quality product, and well worth a look at if you are in the market for wireless IEM's.
Review: Final Audio ZE3000: Remarkable at any price - I received the Final ZE3000 true wireless Friday not expecting very much for the price of £119. This market is saturated. It seems like every other day there's a new TWS or earphone, mostly from the Chinese, hyped as the best thing and akin to God whispering in your ear. Most of these are average at best or downright awful at worst. There are exceptions in the audiophile world but to most people, these are price prohibitive. The reason I ordered the Final ZE3000? Firstly they are a reputable Japanese audio company that makes high end headphones and since I believe this is their second foray into the TWS world, I thought I would take a listen and then return to desertcart after a couple of weeks. Boy was I surprised! I have had them stuck in my ears since they arrived with very little communication with my partner, much to her annoyance. Today is Sunday and I'm listening to them as I write this review. I'm not a professional reviewer but I am an audiophile with high end headphones, most expensive at £3000 and ear phones, most expensive £1500. I know all the community jargon but to me, it's ALL about the music, and if the delivery system is really good, then the price is irrelevant. Unfortunately, most great systems cost. There are exceptions to the rule and the ZE3000 is one of them. No, you won't hear the whisper of the divine, but what you get for your money is bang for buck. 1) The sound is wide open. Bigger than sound stages in wireless earphones at four times the price. 2) The sound is musical. What I mean about that is that it's not clinical and analytical but fun and engaging. Foot tapping engaging. The treble is sweet and never harsh. The mids are fantastic! I once heard an audiophile reviewer say, "Get the mids right and everything else falls into place", I agree. I listen to lots of vocals from rock to lounge to opera. In all genres of music where a singer is involved, I have never heard of a singer being behind the orchestra or rock band. Not in the concerts I've been to anyway. The singer is front and centre, and that is the case with the ZE3000. The fact is that because of the wide and forward soundstage, singers are out of your head and sit somewhere a foot in front of you. The stage is also wide. Instrument separation to left and right and drums sitting behind, and near placement perfect. 3) The base is good and punchy with mid bass elevation more pronounced than sub base, though sub base is there. Again, it delivers this musically, which is what I look for as opposed to just technical ability. 4) The ergonomics of these earphones are superb. Looking at them I thought this would never fit my ear, too many sharp corners. But amazingly, they just disappeared into my ear canal and looked terrific to boot. The case is small and compact with a lovely texture to it, as do the ear phones, and will slip without notice into your pocket. You get seven hours on the ear phones and thirty five with the case. So far, listening to these for three days, I have not recharged the case. They are marked at IPX4 water/ sweat rating but I've not yet tested this out. The codex is SBC, AAC, Qualcomm APTX adaptive and they have the newest Bluetooth 5.2. True wireless technology is new, and there are the usual suspects, Bose, Sony, Sennheiser etc., and the prices keep accelerating and, as with all tech, it's a case of diminishing returns. But without too much hyperbole, these are the best true wireless earphones I've heard, bar none! I haven't taken a phone call on these yet and if you need apps or noise cancelling, look elsewhere. These are for music and haven't we forgotten, that's what earphones are for? There is nothing else really to say about the ZE3000 because this is not about essays, it's about listening and judging for yourself. Try them, you won't be disappointed and if you are, because desertcart is great at returns, send them back. I hope you have a fun time with these.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B09LR55VQZ |
| Batteries  | 3 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | 6,946 in In-Ear Headphones |
| Customer reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (529) |
| Is discontinued by manufacturer  | No |
| Item model number  | FI-ZE3DPLTWBL |
| Label  | final Inc. |
| Manufacturer  | final Inc. |
| Product Dimensions  | 3.5 x 7 x 2.5 cm; 42 g |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** final
- **Colour:** Black
- **Connectivity technology:** Wireless
- **Ear placement:** In Ear
- **Form factor:** In Ear
- **Headphone jack:** No jack plug (wireless)
- **Included components:** Charging Case, USB-C Charging Cable, User Manual
- **Model name:** ZE3000
- **Noise control:** Sound Isolation
- **Wireless communication technology:** Bluetooth

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great sound, great looks, solidly built.
*by S***L on 2 February 2022*

I have enjoyed a number of Final's IEM offerings, and was very interested to check out their wireless model. I have been consistently impressed by their build quality, price-performance, and sound quality, and was hoping that this would continue to translate into a really solid wireless model. Out of the box, these are instantly impressive. They are well packaged, in a relatively standard folding carboard box, and are visually quite arresting. The textured finish looks really smart in real life (I don't think photographs do it justice) and the non-smooth surface is also really good for limiting unsightly fingerprints. The overall look is on the larger side, but nothing too out of the ordinary. I also really like the angular styling. Taste is personal, but I think it looks very cool. The carrying-case is a really nice example. Nicely sized, and very pocketable, it retains the buds with magnets, in the standard way. The included USB cable is... a USB cable... and there is a small selection of replacement tips. Battery life is quoted as a very respectable 7 hours, and I have not gone close enough to verify this, but battery life seems absolutely fine to me. Comfort wise, the tips were initially a little small for me. My first listening with these was carried out with my baby son sleeping on my chest, so changing out the tips was more fiddly than it had any right to be, but subsequently I have had no issues with fit or comfort. The ZE3000 do come with a little touch-control area on the back, for play-pause and volume control. I know that others may find this useful, but it is not my preference. I am far more likely to be wanting to adjust my fit, or pull an earbud out briefly, than I am to want to use the earbud controls, so it isn't the most useful for me. Once tips were sorted, I did find that I had to play a little bit to get a really secure fit and good seal, but once that was found I had no problems at all. Haven’t found the need to fiddle with the fit when wearing; while I wouldn’t say they “disappear” in my ears, they aren’t too far off. Connectivity has been great with these. They paired straight out of the box, and I have had no subsequent issues with dropout in normal use. Interestingly these (unlike other TWS IEM's I have used in recent years) do not come equipped with an app to change EQ or any other settings. This is, however, only really an issue if you are finding a fault with the sound signature, and I did not. At all. The bass response is really solid for these. I haven't felt lacking in punch or drive in any track I've listened to, and the bass textures are vivid and distinct. The midrange, however, is where I feel these really shine. The instrument separation is absolutely fantastic, with the various parts of a track sitting separately in space. Even listening to some solo-piano music that I know very well, James Rhodes' "Razor blades, Little Pills, Big Pianos", I heard the various melodic and accompanying lines weaving more distinctly than I had noticed before. I don't think they are necessarily giving me more *detail* than other IEM's, but the detail they are giving is presented with less "chaff", so that it is more clearly distinct. High frequencies are exceedingly well balanced on this IEM. I am sensitive to sibilance, and find any headphones which are "peaky" or harsh to be quickly annoying. I had no such issues with the ZE3000. Audibly as comfortable as they are physically comfortable, I can wear these for extended periods without feeling excessive fatigue or discomfort. And this, without sounding too rolled-off or overly warm. Something like Sufjan Stevens’ vocals on Carrie & Lowell, which have a lot of high frequency, are a good example of a sound that could become harsh, but don’t on these. Soundstage is pretty fair for IEM’s. That is to say, it’s a pretty reasonable head-stage, but if you are looking for huge wide expanses then I don’t think IEM’s are for you in general. That said, and I do want to stress this, within that not-very-wide expanse, the instrument separation is really satisfying. In all, these are a quality product, and well worth a look at if you are in the market for wireless IEM's.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Final Audio ZE3000: Remarkable at any price
*by R***E on 13 February 2022*

I received the Final ZE3000 true wireless Friday not expecting very much for the price of £119. This market is saturated. It seems like every other day there's a new TWS or earphone, mostly from the Chinese, hyped as the best thing and akin to God whispering in your ear. Most of these are average at best or downright awful at worst. There are exceptions in the audiophile world but to most people, these are price prohibitive. The reason I ordered the Final ZE3000? Firstly they are a reputable Japanese audio company that makes high end headphones and since I believe this is their second foray into the TWS world, I thought I would take a listen and then return to Amazon after a couple of weeks. Boy was I surprised! I have had them stuck in my ears since they arrived with very little communication with my partner, much to her annoyance. Today is Sunday and I'm listening to them as I write this review. I'm not a professional reviewer but I am an audiophile with high end headphones, most expensive at £3000 and ear phones, most expensive £1500. I know all the community jargon but to me, it's ALL about the music, and if the delivery system is really good, then the price is irrelevant. Unfortunately, most great systems cost. There are exceptions to the rule and the ZE3000 is one of them. No, you won't hear the whisper of the divine, but what you get for your money is bang for buck. 1) The sound is wide open. Bigger than sound stages in wireless earphones at four times the price. 2) The sound is musical. What I mean about that is that it's not clinical and analytical but fun and engaging. Foot tapping engaging. The treble is sweet and never harsh. The mids are fantastic! I once heard an audiophile reviewer say, "Get the mids right and everything else falls into place", I agree. I listen to lots of vocals from rock to lounge to opera. In all genres of music where a singer is involved, I have never heard of a singer being behind the orchestra or rock band. Not in the concerts I've been to anyway. The singer is front and centre, and that is the case with the ZE3000. The fact is that because of the wide and forward soundstage, singers are out of your head and sit somewhere a foot in front of you. The stage is also wide. Instrument separation to left and right and drums sitting behind, and near placement perfect. 3) The base is good and punchy with mid bass elevation more pronounced than sub base, though sub base is there. Again, it delivers this musically, which is what I look for as opposed to just technical ability. 4) The ergonomics of these earphones are superb. Looking at them I thought this would never fit my ear, too many sharp corners. But amazingly, they just disappeared into my ear canal and looked terrific to boot. The case is small and compact with a lovely texture to it, as do the ear phones, and will slip without notice into your pocket. You get seven hours on the ear phones and thirty five with the case. So far, listening to these for three days, I have not recharged the case. They are marked at IPX4 water/ sweat rating but I've not yet tested this out. The codex is SBC, AAC, Qualcomm APTX adaptive and they have the newest Bluetooth 5.2. True wireless technology is new, and there are the usual suspects, Bose, Sony, Sennheiser etc., and the prices keep accelerating and, as with all tech, it's a case of diminishing returns. But without too much hyperbole, these are the best true wireless earphones I've heard, bar none! I haven't taken a phone call on these yet and if you need apps or noise cancelling, look elsewhere. These are for music and haven't we forgotten, that's what earphones are for? There is nothing else really to say about the ZE3000 because this is not about essays, it's about listening and judging for yourself. Try them, you won't be disappointed and if you are, because Amazon is great at returns, send them back. I hope you have a fun time with these.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Everything's good apart from.....
*by R***Y on 13 June 2022*

This is a very flat sounding headphone and it is great on demonstrates how the recordings sound like in an original taste within the sound . The high has a slight roll off to let the sound to be forgiving. The sub-bass is lean and the mid bass presentation is satisfying. Which made this headphone works on instrumental tracks very well. It offers a relatively analytical sounding and it's very rare to have for this price range. It is a good product for most customers and non die hard hi-fi listener. However , the vocal tracks presentation (mid range) is lacking emotion values. In another word, It is lacking a sense of richness and thickness at mid range which doesn't elicit a heartfelt connection (psychoacoustics) to the listener. So, no matter how good and how unbiased the headphone is. it is not very convincing to keep the headphone by not having emotion connection to the music when listening. By that , I return the item.

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