Howdy everybody—this is Omar, your Audio Amigo, and this is Flathead Follies Episode 1: a showcase/review of the Flathead Audio FH-01 (FH1). I’ve owned and listened to a bunch of budget flathead earbuds over the last year or two, but I held off reviewing them because fit is everything with flatheads… and flatheads just don’t fit me very well. In this video I still go through the full experience—unboxing, accessories, cable, build, specs, comfort—and then I do sound impressions with the best fit I can reliably achieve (usually the “ear hook” style while I’m at my desk editing). On the FH-01 itself, I cover the surprisingly nice accessory package (including a great case, shirt clip, and multiple foam options), the non-removable but genuinely solid, non-microphonic cable, and the MX500-style shell that feels higher quality than the usual cheap clones. Sound-wise, I hear a balanced, relaxed, slightly mid-centric tuning with enough bass and treble to avoid that “nothing but mids” flathead vibe. I also compare it to the NiceHCK EB2S Pro (brighter/airier/more top-end detail) and the Sivga M300 (warmer, boomier bass, more vocal-forward). My takeaway: under $50, the FH-01 is an easy recommendation if you want a safe, non-fatiguing, all-genre flathead that sits right in the middle.