Youkamoo 3.5mm Cable Compatible for Hifiman HE4XX, HE-400i Headphones 8 Core Braided Silver Plated Replacement Audio Upgrade Cable

I got this cable to replace the stock cable for the Fiio FT1, which felt a little too stiff. This cable is much more supple and compliant so you can move it however you need to. I didn't need the extra length, but this cable is longer than the stock cable for the FT1, in case anyone needs some extra cable.Not much else to say--it feels like it is well built and looks nice. The chin cinch works as it should.The best part is that it feels fairly high quality and is 1/2 or 1/3 of the price compared to name brand cables. If you just need something that works, is well made, and looks pretty nice, then definitely consider getting this cable.

Honestly, The stock JT1 cable is great. But It doesn't look like the rest of my dozens of braided silver and 5N+ OCC cables.. The Youkamoo is very well made, and nice to look at, fits perfectly, and sounds just as good as the stock FiiO cable. It my not be Furikawa 6N... but it's good enough, beautiful, and affordable.

The pros for this headphone cable is that it seems to be decently well made with user-serviceable, metal parts. Meaning the 3.5mm plugs can be unscrewed and re-soldered if ever necessary.The con is that cables that are braided in this manner tend to have problems with twisting up over time with use and eventually lose the ability to lay flat, coiling up on itself. It can work fine in situations where the cable is rarely moved, like speakers, but for headphones it is a poor choice.

Good quality cable, perfect fit for my FiiO. Great upgrade cable

Amazing quality. What the description doesn't tell you is that it is packaged in a plastic case with a pleather case AND a leather zip tie with a button to keep the cable tidy. Each connector was in its own plastic bag to ensure no scratches in the package.The cable itself looks much better in real life. In the description it seems as if it's hard plastic, and while it does have a plasticky feel to it, it's very bendable.I will update if it ever shows a flaw, but right now I don't see a single one. The headphones don't sound any better, but it is about 16-18 inches longer than the stock one which is perfect in my setup. :)

I got a cable from Amazon for my ETA Mini C headphones before. While I have no complaints about the sonic quality of that cable, it was way too stiff and prone to tangle. This one is different: light, flexible, easy to manage and save space. It is well made with attention to details and also well packed. Good stuff!

My last cord frayed at the strain relief on the left side and needed a replacement quick for my Hifiman HE-400i. I did a search on Amazon, these came up, gave them a quick look over and they looked nice enough so I ordered them. When they came in I realized they do not fit my Hifiman headphones. They are dual 3.5mm connectors to the cans. The HE-400i headphones take 2.5mm and not 3.5mm connectors. I do have some other headphones these will work for at least. Only reason I kept them instead of returning them. They are a nice cord, but do not fit the 400is from Hifiman. This is the reason for the 1 star review. Otherwise it would be a 4 or 5 star based on what I tried of them so far on other headphones.

Sound improved from cable that came with my Sundara headphones but build quality is not super strong. Bent a connection pretty quickly. When I upgraded to the affordable cables at Audiophile Ninja, I noticed more bass and a much better stereo presentation on the Sundaras. These are 60- 80 dollars and are made using Canare cables and nice hefty Amphenol plugs. For a little extra money, it's def worth it!