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Fyne Audio F302i

Name: Fyne Audio F302i
Brand: Fyne Audio
SKU: f302i
Rating: 4.5 (6 reviews)

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Bi-Wire Capable

Building on the multi-award-winning F302, the floorstanding F302i brings an upgraded titanium tweeter and improved crossover to deliver a clearer more detailed treble. Thanks to the extended high frequency it takes the music listening experience to an even more dynamic level. The enhanced performance will be appreciated even if listening to the speaker at relatively low volume levels and the power handling capacity ensures it doesn’t suffer from distortion when you just want to crank it up. The inspired magnetic grille storage to the rear, originally seen on the F500 Series, gives you somewhere safe and tidy to store your grilles during play back. The F302i is the perfect choice for the Hi-Fi or home theatre enthusiast.

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Overall Score 91/100

Deliciously Crispy

The F302i impresses with a taut, musical midrange and controlled, weighty bass, pairing punchy dynamics with a broader, layered soundstage. A revised tweeter brings noticeably smoother treble, making these floorstanders more refined than their predecessor. Reviewers at What Hi‑Fi? and Audiophilepure praise its cohesion and imaging for the price.

Audiophilepure

"We’re impressed with the level of detail on offer as well as the entertaining way all this information is assembled to make a sound we’re happy to simply sit back and enjoy."

What Hi-Fi

"That new tweeter certainly makes a difference, as the F302i sound smoother and more refined than before."

Pros

Taut, musical midrange with clear, engaging vocals and excellent cohesion.
Controlled, weighty bass that integrates well with the midrange and stays composed.
Expressive dynamics and transient authority that handle large swings with composure.
Improved treble from the revised tweeter provides a smoother, more refined top end.

Cons

Treble, while improved, isn’t the sweetest or most sophisticated in class.
Performance is strong, but value perception isn’t class-leading compared with some rivals at this price.

Sound Quality

91/100

Bass

92/100

Reviewers report 'dig deep and true' bass with 'weighty bass nicely integrated into the midrange' and controlled low-end. Frequency spec (-6dB in-room 36Hz) and the confident descriptions justify a high score for extension and control for a single 150mm driver floorstander.

Mid

93/100

Consistently praised as 'taut, musical' with clear vocal presence (e.g., 'Cave’s distinctive growl dominates with clarity and bite'). Reviewers note excellent detail and coherent crossover integration, supporting a top-tier midrange score.

Treble

89/100

The new tweeter is described as 'smoother and more refined' and avoids criticism, though not 'the sweetest' in class. Good extension and refinement are present but reviewers stop short of calling it reference-level, hence a slightly sub-90 rating.

Soundstage Imaging

91/100

Described as 'relatively broad and nicely layered' with stable stereo focus and imaging; minor toe-in improves focus but is not critical. Reviews highlight good width, depth and image stability for the price.

Dynamics

91/100

Multiple reviewers note the speakers 'make a good fist of punching out... brutal dynamic swings' and show composure and expressiveness. Micro and macro dynamics are praised, indicating strong transient authority for this class.

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Build Quality

90/100

Called 'nicely built' and 'solid, made with care' with user-friendly touches (magnetic grille storage). Cabinet engineering and finish are regarded as very good for the segment, supporting a high build score.

Features Connectivity

80/100

Passive tower baseline applied. Reviews mention practical touches (magnets for grille storage) and broad amplifier compatibility, but no bi-wire terminals or active/DSP features to warrant adjustments.

Value for Money

78/100

Audiophilepure lists a $745 price; What Hi‑Fi comments '-Not much at this price', so while performance is strong, reviewers suggest the price makes value less compelling versus peers. Score reflects good performance but middling value perception.