@ Great device, especially after the updates it’s gotten. Handles whatever I throw at it (tho the heaviest thing has been the HD560s), crystal clear with IEMs, syncs up with every app I throw at it. Only downside is the battery, so it lives in battery saver mode. Once I got a micro sd for it, it lives permanently in my pocket.
@@michaelmacvittie6977 hey, im thinking about buying one since i want an android dap. the battery life is a concern for me. what type of playtime do you get out of it?
I picked one of these up so that I could move away from a dongle dac on my phone - the USB C port on my phone is just a tad loose and the DAC would disconnect annoyingly. But I had a good ecosystem worked out for music on my Android phone. So the M300 with a decent chip and a native headphone jack was perfect. Love it so far. HiBy knocked it out of the park with this thing, I think.
@@AndrewWoroniecki My Pixel 6, Fold, and 9 Pro Fold have all had this issue. Hopefully Google will address this. Headphones and gaming controllers are useless with them.
At least it's just loose. I've had 4 Type C phones have their USB ports wear out completely, averaging 18 months of use. Absolutely TERRIBLE idea to ditch headphone jacks on phones since that only made the issue worse.
The way i see it, a dap is a discreet way of giving your personal phone a lot more uplift to have your music/ media separated from it. Like a burner phone that is actually purposeful.
Just grabbed a second hand one off ebay last week. That Quad DAC is lovely, and the device pumps enough power for up to, what? 300 ohm cans? Crazy. RIP LG.
I got an M300 and you can use it like the R3 as well not just as a streamer. I usually will offline albums from Tidal so I can listen to them without wifi when out of the house. For me that makes the M300 better then the R3. if you have thousands of songs already the you can use a micro SD card just like you would in the R3. If you don't have a massive FLAC collection then you can just offline stuff to the sd card to listen to anywhere
On the M300 the lower rocker has play/pause on the top. Lots of requests in for Hiby to allow us to program the buttons . I love the form factor and the fact it runs Android. It also has two way bluetooth (as does the R3) and is super responsive (unlike my old R3 Saber 2022).
Great to know that it runs much smoother than the saber 22, which I also have and very frustrated with the user experience, including the tidal app often crashing. In your experience, does the m300 get hot when used? I live in a place where the temp is 33c-35c so playing music on my android phone often makes the Google pixel 8 pro, very hot.
@pokeken I live in a similar climate and like all electronics, it will get warm but not hot like the phone can. I've since upgraded to the R4 and use the M300 as a source for a dac/amp stack.
I take my R3 Sabre HiBy to my local stereo shop (vintage). We demo lots of great old gear. It sounds better than the phone the owner uses. I bought a second one. It is only loaded with high res FLAC files for demo so far. These little things are fantastic. You wouldn't believe how good they sound through a pair of Tannoy SRM15 XRB speakers! Heavenly!
I have had a LG G7+ for 4.5 years now and the amps and DAC they used sound amazing. I have been tempted to get a Sony Xperia 1 V to have a much better camera, but at this rate the LG will have to die for me to switch.
m300 can do plexamp, spotify, apple music al natively. if only it came in the size of the R3 R3 II has hiby's default player which gets most genre, mood wrong or misses them. inaccurate mood listening, no artist radio, album radio etc so its only good for people who already got a big memory card and only listen to artist>album> play . perfect size for the pocket so i have it attached to CHORD MOJO2 to receive phone's bluetooth and output USB
I still use daps alot. Some daps just have a unique sound signature - like I haven't heard a phone yet that sounds like my FiiO or iBasso or Sony daps. I don't bother with streaming because there's very little on the services that I want to listen to. I have hundreds of gigs of archived DJ mixes that I got off the old messages boards that no longer exist and aren't on spotify. I want to keep my phone's storage for photos and video and other stuff so I have minimal music on it, and take a dap with me as well. Often I just leave the phone at home because I don't want that thing in my pocket all the time. I guess they must be popular otherwise companies wouldn't keep making them year after year...
After several years, I am no longer satisfied with the sound, this coincides with my earphones getting better and better.. I suppose I have to buy a big boy's DAP.. But it lasted like 4 years, and I was very happy with it, for most of that time.
@@holiboin8108 Unfortunately, Hiby abandoned it this year. For the record, the 2nd generation R2 came out April 2023. Their baseline players usually come out around the late spring and keep shuffling between the R2 and R3.
Between the R3 II and the R6 pro II, which one do you believe is the best value for the sound/features? I'm torn between them!! I would choose the R3 for the battery and size, and the R6 for the best sound and features
Got the R3 II demo unit for $109 - sounds great, runs long, and plays all my flac files beautifuully. Tidal app interface doesn't work with my huge playlists, but I still love it.
The smallest old phone with 3.5 mm, SD card, and decent sound is Samsung Galaxy S10e. You can get a refurbished version for about $150. It also has a Bixby hardware button that can be repurposed as play/pause, next track. Can be upgraded to Android 12. That is the alternative to M300.
I prefer daps than dongles . No need for phone. Dongle and all this mess. Sd card. Music . High quality. High volume and my ohone can stay in the bag. I mod mine with a leather lace around my neck and i make a hole in the case. Make my iem cord shorter and gym here i come.
It varies a ton. Usually listed in the specs. I don't really care unless it is less than 8 hours or more than 50. So long as I can get through a day out and about without it dying.
@@ZReviews Have you seen players with battery life more than 50 hours? I haven't seen something like that in over 7 or 8 years! Now because my old Sony NWZ-A27 (an all-button interface and has monster battery life) is beginning to act odd, I'm compromising by getting the M300.
I bought like 30 deskmats off amazon to get people to click the link to something affordable in every video. But now they are disappearing so I have to buy MORE mousepads and sell the defunked ones in the yard sale.
@Z Reviews are you pad rolling your Athena? What are these pads and how are they any different than stock? I'm not sure I would want to change the sound of my ever favorite headphone but I'm curious. Thx.
Tharbamar, it’s been a while. I hope you are doing fine. I’ve been more into,upgrading and adding things into my headphone audio setup, and more to come.
I have no need for any "extras" in my ideal player......100% of its use is for outdoor activities. Quality of sound and small size are priority #1. Then, I'm interested in ease of use....skipping backward and forward, and maybe loudness adjustments, etc. I play ONLY songs stored on the device. I have zero interest in streaming from other sources. Would R3 Gen II be my best bet or am I missing something and the M300 would be better. Is there another brand (Shanling, Hidiz, ???) that I should consider? The Hidiz AP80 Pro is less expensive than the R3. Would it be as good as the R3 for my use? Thanks.
So far my unit hasn't failed me, even though I've drooped it a few times. It even gets T60 Argons to listening volume. But I have been keeping my eyes peeled for an upgrade when I eventually drop it one to many times or it s battery fails.@@ZReviews
I got a Hiby R2 Gen 2 not too long ago and it sounds pretty damn great. I dropped it on the floor though and the screen went all weird so I can only see a littl bit of the ledt hand side, just enough to go through the menu and work out what to click on, still sounds great though. The volume knob is pretty flimsey though, would be nice if they where just built a bit stronger so they can take a few hits. My Xduoo X3 I had before was built better althought he jack inside went weird so I need to get that fixed one day. Sansa Clip+ still going strong though. Also the power sometimes sticks and turns itself off.
Bought a Hiby R3 Gen2 a month ago after I fried my btr5 by accidentally shooting phantom power into it. I like the R3 but have a couple issues. I miss the microphone and phonecall functionality my btr5 had. The button placement, like you mentioned, is foolish. The bluetooth connectivity is kinda buggy and you will always lose the first ~3 seconds of whatever you play when you first connect the device. The touchscreen isn't as responsive as I'd like. Overall it's a great sounding and pretty versatile gadget that could have used like 20% more polish in the UI and software.
I had a Fiio Q11 attached to my Xperia 5 II as my DAP device. It's not the best setup as I can't really pocket the thing for outdoor use and I have to keep recharging both the phone and the Q11, but it's good enough for me to not have a reason to go out and buy very expensive DAPs. If I do want to listen to music outdoors, I'll just plug an IEM to my Xperia 1 IV.
What does that dongle do that you put on that m300? I apologize, new to this dap stuff. I’m ordering me the m300 today. Do I need to get that dongle? Is it for sound?
For me the only reason to get a dongle is its smol size, other wise hiby makes some pretty nice small DAPs that do all the same stuff for about the same cost. Like the R2 if you can get around the tiny screen would directly compete in my mind with a dongle.
Man, having that big button just shut the unit off is a huge red flag for me considering this would be living in a pocket or backpack on the R3. Maybe the M300 will be the one I give a try because I really want something to bring my own music around with
Still rocking the sony a55 and a105. A proper full set of physical buttons is so nice to have, volume buttons and media controls easily distinguished without looking. A55 is for my flacs, the a105 is for UA-cam music with the dsee upscaling 😅 Being able to eq Bluetooth output is nice too.
Phone is bigger but you're gonna have the phone with you anyway, so now you're going to have a phone and a dap. The dongle disconnecting is a red flag for me.
The only want a dap can play stored music and Qobuz, just Qobuz literally no other service. Full android is actually a detriment for me with all the bloat that’s added and reduced longevity in battery life and 7+ year old chips (just ask my fiio m11 with a swollen battery). So the fact I can still use Qobuz without full android makes this a winner and can finally replace my m11.
"I can turn on a speaker" lol u can also do that on android phones. You know my android phone likely has better texh across the board. But.. i will still buy a dap. Cos i dont wanna be annoyed listening to music
@@ZReviews The vast majority of NWs is made in Malaysia, but what the OP asked is a dap by a company that isn't based in China, so the Sony NWs are his best option nonetheless
@@andrearenaudo9045 @ZReviews Thanks, the reason I'm looking for something that's not made by a Chinese company is because I'm a tech enthusiast of sorts and I work in the field of cyber security, so I'm very hyper aware of what I plug into my PC or connect to my home network and there has been issues with mini PCS coming out of China being preloaded with spyware. Now that I'm into hi-rez music I feel the need for a Dap
Ugh. Companies keep making audio players that are too easy to turn off by accident. I do not get it. I used to be really into the Sansa Clip players back in the day, when they had a hold switch. Then one day they decided the hold switch was not needed, and that the power button would be... the ONLY button that sticks out, thus constantly turning it off in my pocket! And like, 15+ years later, companies are STILL doing this?!?!?!
I don't understand the speaker unless they are trying to market these to 12 year olds that think tinny music playing at full volume from their phones is great. it's like going to a 5 star Michelin restaurant and having the chef cook your food over a candle flame.
1. Dongles come loose all the time and stop music on my phone. 2. Dongles wear out my USB port 3. I have 250 GB of flac files that I don't want on my phone 4. I can take this DAP anywhere and thrash it guilt free 5. 15 hours of great sounding music without running down my phone battery.
Do we need stupid ugly bricks DAP while my source is 5Gs phones with android14??.. Do the new Centrance butt.. Yup "Ampsand". Susvara OTG is a reality now... butt2.. Peace!
So why buy a 200$ DAP when I can get a 200$ BTR7. The phone part we already have, we got our music subscription or 1-200 GB of our music on the phone, why pay for that AGAIN, and not have 200$ worth of DAC? ... or 500 or 2000$ whatever everyone's budget may be, it doesn't matter. I said it before and i will say it again, DAP are useless.
@@ZReviews no it is not that. I also have my own music files, but when I am on the go, it is a matter of convenience not quality. 200$ DAP on the street with noise and not paying attention can't be a matter of quality in any stretch of imagination, so why not stream? Get the same or better music quality since the device has better quality, and got all the music with me. When I got home with my system, then is local files.
digital audio player? did i sleep/teleport back to 2001? why on earth would i want to carry one of those in 2024? uh...not interested. love your channel tho bro.
Better sound quality (if you care for better quality) compared to any phone made today. Yes, you can use a dongle but then you have a second thing to carry anyway and it will drain your battery on your phone quicker than you would like. Plus, no interuptions when listening to music. No alerts, no calls, no texts.
desktop computers? did i sleep/teleport back to 2001? why on earth would i want to have one of those taking space at home in 2024? uh...not interested. Oh right, not all people have their computing needs met by a phone or even a laptop.
Been using the M300 since December. Beautiful device. Someone finally made a device that fits my needs.
hello it's been a year now, how's your m300
@ Great device, especially after the updates it’s gotten. Handles whatever I throw at it (tho the heaviest thing has been the HD560s), crystal clear with IEMs, syncs up with every app I throw at it. Only downside is the battery, so it lives in battery saver mode. Once I got a micro sd for it, it lives permanently in my pocket.
@@michaelmacvittie6977 hey, im thinking about buying one since i want an android dap. the battery life is a concern for me. what type of playtime do you get out of it?
I just got one and my play pause is a little laggy not instant is that normal
@ yes. Play pause also functions as a “previous” so it’s taking that into account.
I picked one of these up so that I could move away from a dongle dac on my phone - the USB C port on my phone is just a tad loose and the DAC would disconnect annoyingly. But I had a good ecosystem worked out for music on my Android phone. So the M300 with a decent chip and a native headphone jack was perfect. Love it so far. HiBy knocked it out of the park with this thing, I think.
Pixel phone?
@@CoryVelazco Yup
@@AndrewWoroniecki My Pixel 6, Fold, and 9 Pro Fold have all had this issue. Hopefully Google will address this. Headphones and gaming controllers are useless with them.
At least it's just loose. I've had 4 Type C phones have their USB ports wear out completely, averaging 18 months of use. Absolutely TERRIBLE idea to ditch headphone jacks on phones since that only made the issue worse.
The way i see it, a dap is a discreet way of giving your personal phone a lot more uplift to have your music/ media separated from it. Like a burner phone that is actually purposeful.
Why. I have daps for the reason I dk t need the phone. Sd card with music and high quality
@@paulosilva8200 where do you get high quality music from?
@livebig6414 ha ha. Myself I donwload flac. There is so many sites that you can get it for free. Pirate bay. Lime torrents. Etc.
@@livebig6414 nice try, officer
@@boscomcfly2342 lol, all this time using streaming platforms and just realised I can save music to play offline...😱
On the topic of using an old phone as your dedicated DAP; that's why I still have my LG V60.
Ditto
It’s truly excellent for audio but its size is unwieldy
Just grabbed a second hand one off ebay last week. That Quad DAC is lovely, and the device pumps enough power for up to, what? 300 ohm cans? Crazy. RIP LG.
I still have the v40.
Me my Vivo X51😂
I got an M300 and you can use it like the R3 as well not just as a streamer. I usually will offline albums from Tidal so I can listen to them without wifi when out of the house. For me that makes the M300 better then the R3. if you have thousands of songs already the you can use a micro SD card just like you would in the R3. If you don't have a massive FLAC collection then you can just offline stuff to the sd card to listen to anywhere
On the M300 the lower rocker has play/pause on the top. Lots of requests in for Hiby to allow us to program the buttons . I love the form factor and the fact it runs Android. It also has two way bluetooth (as does the R3) and is super responsive (unlike my old R3 Saber 2022).
Great to know that it runs much smoother than the saber 22, which I also have and very frustrated with the user experience, including the tidal app often crashing. In your experience, does the m300 get hot when used? I live in a place where the temp is 33c-35c so playing music on my android phone often makes the Google pixel 8 pro, very hot.
@pokeken I live in a similar climate and like all electronics, it will get warm but not hot like the phone can. I've since upgraded to the R4 and use the M300 as a source for a dac/amp stack.
I take my R3 Sabre HiBy to my local stereo shop (vintage). We demo lots of great old gear. It sounds better than the phone the owner uses. I bought a second one. It is only loaded with high res FLAC files for demo so far. These little things are fantastic. You wouldn't believe how good they sound through a pair of Tannoy SRM15 XRB speakers! Heavenly!
I have had a LG G7+ for 4.5 years now and the amps and DAC they used sound amazing. I have been tempted to get a Sony Xperia 1 V to have a much better camera, but at this rate the LG will have to die for me to switch.
Im on the same boat... I see moondrop is planning to make a phone, hopefully they can continue the awesome lg was doing back in the days
m300 can do plexamp, spotify, apple music al natively. if only it came in the size of the R3
R3 II has hiby's default player which gets most genre, mood wrong or misses them. inaccurate mood listening, no artist radio, album radio etc so its only good for people who already got a big memory card and only listen to artist>album> play . perfect size for the pocket so i have it attached to CHORD MOJO2 to receive phone's bluetooth and output USB
I still use daps alot. Some daps just have a unique sound signature - like I haven't heard a phone yet that sounds like my FiiO or iBasso or Sony daps. I don't bother with streaming because there's very little on the services that I want to listen to.
I have hundreds of gigs of archived DJ mixes that I got off the old messages boards that no longer exist and aren't on spotify.
I want to keep my phone's storage for photos and video and other stuff so I have minimal music on it, and take a dap with me as well. Often I just leave the phone at home because I don't want that thing in my pocket all the time.
I guess they must be popular otherwise companies wouldn't keep making them year after year...
I love my hiby r3 saber use it all the time. My only request would be to have it have an audiobook and podcast function. Then it would be perfect!
How much weight?
After several years, I am no longer satisfied with the sound, this coincides with my earphones getting better and better.. I suppose I have to buy a big boy's DAP.. But it lasted like 4 years, and I was very happy with it, for most of that time.
I just got the hiby R2. I really like mine. It’s a good entry for me.
where? That thing is sold out almost everywhere.
@@holiboin8108 the hiby r3 gen2 , as the rest of the Hiby daps, are available on the official Hiby site.
@@holiboin8108 Unfortunately, Hiby abandoned it this year. For the record, the 2nd generation R2 came out April 2023.
Their baseline players usually come out around the late spring and keep shuffling between the R2 and R3.
Between the R3 II and the R6 pro II, which one do you believe is the best value for the sound/features? I'm torn between them!! I would choose the R3 for the battery and size, and the R6 for the best sound and features
How does the r3 II compare against the aune m1p? Thanks!
Got the R3 II demo unit for $109 - sounds great, runs long, and plays all my flac files beautifuully. Tidal app interface doesn't work with my huge playlists, but I still love it.
The smallest old phone with 3.5 mm, SD card, and decent sound is Samsung Galaxy S10e. You can get a refurbished version for about $150. It also has a Bixby hardware button that can be repurposed as play/pause, next track. Can be upgraded to Android 12. That is the alternative to M300.
Also with a little bit of time nd knowledge could be updated to android 14 via lineage os
no meed because there was the media player samsung galaxy player with wolfson 24bit dac
I prefer daps than dongles . No need for phone. Dongle and all this mess. Sd card. Music . High quality. High volume and my ohone can stay in the bag. I mod mine with a leather lace around my neck and i make a hole in the case. Make my iem cord shorter and gym here i come.
There is Hiby R4 - android + 4.4 jack. Just a little over 200$
Does the gapless playback work on your Hiby R3 Gen 2 ?
Why do you never report on battery life for daps?
It's THE most important feature.
Did you watch the clip?
It varies a ton. Usually listed in the specs. I don't really care unless it is less than 8 hours or more than 50. So long as I can get through a day out and about without it dying.
@@ZReviews Have you seen players with battery life more than 50 hours? I haven't seen something like that in over 7 or 8 years! Now because my old Sony NWZ-A27 (an all-button interface and has monster battery life) is beginning to act odd, I'm compromising by getting the M300.
thank god i found someone worth watching on youtube
I was actually looking for a Fiio tape player review for sampling.
how many mouse pads do you have, like it's a new one each video
Mouse pads are like $30 a UA-camr who constantly gets free shit from companies can afford hundreds of those.
I bought like 30 deskmats off amazon to get people to click the link to something affordable in every video. But now they are disappearing so I have to buy MORE mousepads and sell the defunked ones in the yard sale.
@@ZReviews Amazon did you dirty. And me too, they keep telling me to move place because they can't ship to me
Hi all I just need good small FM radio player with Bluetooth any recommendations
@Z Reviews are you pad rolling your Athena? What are these pads and how are they any different than stock? I'm not sure I would want to change the sound of my ever favorite headphone but I'm curious. Thx.
hey, i was wondering about the comment you made that the other Hiby R3 2 has better sound quality than the M300. Can you not get Tidal on the R3 2?
I can't wait for the FIFO cassette player. I love cassettes.
I know where you sleep..
in a bed most likely
Tharbamar, it’s been a while. I hope you are doing fine. I’ve been more into,upgrading and adding things into my headphone audio setup, and more to come.
I have no need for any "extras" in my ideal player......100% of its use is for outdoor activities. Quality of sound and small size are priority #1. Then, I'm interested in ease of use....skipping backward and forward, and maybe loudness adjustments, etc. I play ONLY songs stored on the device. I have zero interest in streaming from other sources. Would R3 Gen II be my best bet or am I missing something and the M300 would be better. Is there another brand (Shanling, Hidiz, ???) that I should consider? The Hidiz AP80 Pro is less expensive than the R3. Would it be as good as the R3 for my use? Thanks.
I'm actually interested in a new cassette player because my favorite band ( Failure ) is selling them LoL
As some one who has a Hiby R3 pro. Do I have a good reason to switch to the new release? If not, what would be the next step as an upgrade?
I think you are OK with what you got. The Aune m1p is better as far as sound delivery but with a hit in functionality and UI for sure.
So far my unit hasn't failed me, even though I've drooped it a few times. It even gets T60 Argons to listening volume. But I have been keeping my eyes peeled for an upgrade when I eventually drop it one to many times or it s battery fails.@@ZReviews
Zeos... you have sold me more stuff than anyone else combined...
3:35 what adhesive are you using to stack them up??
I got a Hiby R2 Gen 2 not too long ago and it sounds pretty damn great. I dropped it on the floor though and the screen went all weird so I can only see a littl bit of the ledt hand side, just enough to go through the menu and work out what to click on, still sounds great though. The volume knob is pretty flimsey though, would be nice if they where just built a bit stronger so they can take a few hits. My Xduoo X3 I had before was built better althought he jack inside went weird so I need to get that fixed one day. Sansa Clip+ still going strong though. Also the power sometimes sticks and turns itself off.
Bought a Hiby R3 Gen2 a month ago after I fried my btr5 by accidentally shooting phantom power into it. I like the R3 but have a couple issues. I miss the microphone and phonecall functionality my btr5 had. The button placement, like you mentioned, is foolish. The bluetooth connectivity is kinda buggy and you will always lose the first ~3 seconds of whatever you play when you first connect the device. The touchscreen isn't as responsive as I'd like.
Overall it's a great sounding and pretty versatile gadget that could have used like 20% more polish in the UI and software.
I had a Fiio Q11 attached to my Xperia 5 II as my DAP device. It's not the best setup as I can't really pocket the thing for outdoor use and I have to keep recharging both the phone and the Q11, but it's good enough for me to not have a reason to go out and buy very expensive DAPs. If I do want to listen to music outdoors, I'll just plug an IEM to my Xperia 1 IV.
What does that dongle do that you put on that m300? I apologize, new to this dap stuff. I’m ordering me the m300 today. Do I need to get that dongle? Is it for sound?
No estoy seguro pero creo que es un adaptador de 3.5 a 4.4
Does the Hiby M300 support USB C Audio Output? and Spotify Over Wifi? I would mainly use it with my Focal Bathys for both Wireless and Wired DAC Mode
The m300 is the same as an android phone so yes it supports those things.
Bro are these comparable with high price daps like ibasso dx 170 and hiby r6 3?
I wonder if you can load android auto on either of these.
Love the look and shape of the M300 but Android and great battery life don't go great together
You sold me out to buy the Aune M1P. Now I am done ! 😀
so im between this or the fiio btr15, i think all the pros of the r3 are foun on the btr15, just not the internal memory
For me the only reason to get a dongle is its smol size, other wise hiby makes some pretty nice small DAPs that do all the same stuff for about the same cost. Like the R2 if you can get around the tiny screen would directly compete in my mind with a dongle.
Man, having that big button just shut the unit off is a huge red flag for me considering this would be living in a pocket or backpack on the R3. Maybe the M300 will be the one I give a try because I really want something to bring my own music around with
In your opinion is the hiby app better than poweramp? Thx in advance
Next hiby 5g phone coming 😮 interesting 🏴
hmmm this goes for the same price as a tempotec v3, maybe check those out? 2x more power
I use my R3 GII daily. On the go I don’t need a 💎 I need small. I have huge library of flac files loaded and my phone isn’t loaded down with music
Still rocking the sony a55 and a105. A proper full set of physical buttons is so nice to have, volume buttons and media controls easily distinguished without looking.
A55 is for my flacs, the a105 is for UA-cam music with the dsee upscaling 😅
Being able to eq Bluetooth output is nice too.
Does this device have line out function?
does the Hiby 300 functions as a bluetooth receiver? like a qudelix 5k or btr5?
It is a full android device. So you can likely connect bi-directionally.
Doesn't the M300 runs Android and the R3 HiBy's its own OS?
In Spain is 260 dollars, so taxes are different in your country
In europe, VAT is included. In USA, sales tax is calculated afterwards and not included in price. It also varies wildly between states.
Phone is bigger but you're gonna have the phone with you anyway, so now you're going to have a phone and a dap. The dongle disconnecting is a red flag for me.
Can you reivew Fiio BTR15
Can I use them as android auto devices
The M300 more than likely. But I have not tested.
"What is my purpose?"
*Play 500 songs 24/7*
Hearing aids- have you ever reviewed any or had a hearing exam? Looking at wide ex brand for music listening
I have not. My father will need some. I might see what they do.
Wait did he say why its just playing all the time
get a 150 gallon rubbermaid container and start doing cold plunges.
Too much money for ice. You can buy a chest freezer and fill it to use for cheaper overtime
Neuron activation at 5:16
Why are daps so expensive STILL! coz I have a phone from Shenzhen that blows all daps out of the water on specs for less price.
The only want a dap can play stored music and Qobuz, just Qobuz literally no other service. Full android is actually a detriment for me with all the bloat that’s added and reduced longevity in battery life and 7+ year old chips (just ask my fiio m11 with a swollen battery). So the fact I can still use Qobuz without full android makes this a winner and can finally replace my m11.
"I can turn on a speaker" lol u can also do that on android phones. You know my android phone likely has better texh across the board. But.. i will still buy a dap. Cos i dont wanna be annoyed listening to music
but are there any basic Daps that sound good that aren't made by a company based in China?
The Sony NWs, but you have to deal with a proprietary usb port and less power on average
Are the NW's made in Japan?
@@ZReviews The vast majority of NWs is made in Malaysia, but what the OP asked is a dap by a company that isn't based in China, so the Sony NWs are his best option nonetheless
@@andrearenaudo9045 @ZReviews
Thanks, the reason I'm looking for something that's not made by a Chinese company is because I'm a tech enthusiast of sorts and I work in the field of cyber security, so I'm very hyper aware of what I plug into my PC or connect to my home network and there has been issues with mini PCS coming out of China being preloaded with spyware. Now that I'm into hi-rez music I feel the need for a Dap
@@andrearenaudo9045The current Sony DAP lineup are no longer using the WM port but USB Type-C
Ugh. Companies keep making audio players that are too easy to turn off by accident. I do not get it. I used to be really into the Sansa Clip players back in the day, when they had a hold switch. Then one day they decided the hold switch was not needed, and that the power button would be... the ONLY button that sticks out, thus constantly turning it off in my pocket! And like, 15+ years later, companies are STILL doing this?!?!?!
On this generation . Never . I have 5 sets . And all of them, I need to press for 3 seconds to turn off
R3 is a nearly perfect player. Now breaking in LM500 Simgots on it.
bro got brainwashed at 5:10
Your mom is getting the M300.(it's bigger)
Tfw shanling m6
A while back Polymatter did a video called, "We Are Actually Running Out of Computer Chips."
I, uh ... I think I found where they all went.
No MQA? omg what would we ever do without another audiophile scam lol.
The R3 doesn't sound very nice, though.. Rather thin..
I see anime girls in video I watch tech review.
Your room looks like the fortress of solitude.
C'est quoi le concept d'être vulgaire du début à la fin avec des images et statues de filles à moitié nues? J'ai tenu 5min....
Don't want Android :P Too damn distracting.
Why is there a little girl in a skintight bunny suit?
Bunny girls are big.
no condoms❌
I don't understand the speaker unless they are trying to market these to 12 year olds that think tinny music playing at full volume from their phones is great. it's like going to a 5 star Michelin restaurant and having the chef cook your food over a candle flame.
Why are DAPs even a thing? Get a decent portable headphone amp. You already have a phone? I dunno. Someone school me.
1. Dongles come loose all the time and stop music on my phone.
2. Dongles wear out my USB port
3. I have 250 GB of flac files that I don't want on my phone
4. I can take this DAP anywhere and thrash it guilt free
5. 15 hours of great sounding music without running down my phone battery.
weeb
Immature language/limited vocab is a distraction but review is fairly precise.
Do we need stupid ugly bricks DAP while my source is 5Gs phones with android14??.. Do the new Centrance butt.. Yup "Ampsand". Susvara OTG is a reality now... butt2.. Peace!
So why buy a 200$ DAP when I can get a 200$ BTR7. The phone part we already have, we got our music subscription or 1-200 GB of our music on the phone, why pay for that AGAIN, and not have 200$ worth of DAC? ... or 500 or 2000$ whatever everyone's budget may be, it doesn't matter. I said it before and i will say it again, DAP are useless.
Streamers Vs Collectors. If you stream dont dap. If you have hard copies, DAP
@@ZReviews no it is not that. I also have my own music files, but when I am on the go, it is a matter of convenience not quality. 200$ DAP on the street with noise and not paying attention can't be a matter of quality in any stretch of imagination, so why not stream? Get the same or better music quality since the device has better quality, and got all the music with me. When I got home with my system, then is local files.
@@lasttempoinparis what software are you using for synching?
I don't want to tie up my phone with 250 GB of flac files or wear out my USB-C port putting dongles on every day.
@@kaavik47 well, that is why straming services are so populare these days.
digital audio player? did i sleep/teleport back to 2001? why on earth would i want to carry one of those in 2024? uh...not interested. love your channel tho bro.
Better sound quality (if you care for better quality) compared to any phone made today. Yes, you can use a dongle but then you have a second thing to carry anyway and it will drain your battery on your phone quicker than you would like. Plus, no interuptions when listening to music. No alerts, no calls, no texts.
Basically if you stream, get a dongle. If you hoard music files. You get a dap to run things more seamlessly
desktop computers? did i sleep/teleport back to 2001? why on earth would i want to have one of those taking space at home in 2024? uh...not interested.
Oh right, not all people have their computing needs met by a phone or even a laptop.