The Fiio JadeAudio JT3 open-back wired headphones come in silver (shown) or black. (Image source: Fiio)
The open-back design of the Fiio JadeAudio JT3 wired headphones delivers a wide soundstage without the heat, moisture, or pressure buildup of closed-back models. The JT3 uses large 50mm drivers to reproduce music across 10Hz to 40kHz.
Fiio has launched the JT3 open-back wired headphones with large 50 mm drivers at an entry-level price of $69.99.
The open-back design of the JT3 eliminates heat, moisture, and pressure buildup that occurs with closed-back models. It also allows drivers to create a wider, more open soundstage, according to Fiio.
Large 50 mm drivers, which are made with PEK and PU composite diaphragms and surrounded by brass damping rings, reproduce music with a frequency range of 10 Hz to 40 kHz. The headphones have an impedance of 80 ohms and a sensitivity of 97 dB/mW at 1 kHz.
The earcups are covered by aluminium-magnesium alloy grille, and the memory foam earpads are covered in velvet covers, which are easily replaceable. The earcups are mounted to a stainless steel-zinc alloy headband, with ball bearing sliders for smooth size adjustment. The JT3 weighs 330 g (11.6 oz.).
The JT3 uses detachable 3.5 mm cables, allowing owners to replace or customize them to suit their needs. The Fiio JT3 open-back headphones are available in black on Amazon. The silver model is available through the Fiio store on AliExpress.
The Fiio JadeAudio JT3 open-back headphones use a detachable cable with an in-line mic. (Image source: Fiio)
The Fiio JT3 headphones use 50mm PEK/PU composite diaphragms with brass damping rings. (Image source: Fiio)
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