You may not have heard of Final before.
The Japanese hi-fi company produces high-end, audiophile-grade in-ear monitors (IEMs) and headphones, many of which can cost several thousand dollars. And while they’re well-established (and quite popular) in the Asian markets, they’re not as well-known in the States.
But that’s slowly starting to change.
In recent years, the company has delved more deeply into consumer markets, releasing more affordable earphones and headphones — a notable example being the 2022-released UX300, which are over-ear noise-canceling wireless headphones priced at $150.
Now, nearly three years later, the company is releasing a new and improved version of those wireless headphones. And yes, they’ll be available in the US.
Final UX3000 SV
Custom 40mm drivers
The Final UX3000 SV headphones feature a similar minimalist design to the original UX3000, but promise all-around improvements, including enhanced sound, improved call clarity, and superior noise cancellation.
As you’d expect from a hi-fi brand, the UX3000 SV are wireless headphones that prioritize audio quality. They feature custom 40mm dynamic drivers housed in an acoustic chamber, which Final says is designed to optimize the sound of the human voice.
