FiiO, long respected in audiophile circles for its precision audio engineering, has crossed into gaming territory with the FG3 — a €70 headset that asks whether hi-fi discipline can survive contact with a market built on spectacle. The move reflects a broader tension in consumer electronics: the question of whether genuine technical craft can find an audience among buyers conditioned to expect flash over fidelity. At its core, the FG3 is a wager that the tools of serious listening — phase-aligned drivers, high-resolution DACs, thoughtful signal processing — belong in the hands of gamers too.