Fiio X1 Review Soundvisionreview

Fiio X1 Review Soundvisionreview Nice build quality. intuitive controls. great value. more internal memory would be nice. in addition to the more expensive portable music players, like the x3 and ibasso’s dx50, fiio now offers a more affordable model, the x1. its design draws heavily on the prestigious x5, but with somewhat smaller dimensions (96.6 x 57 x 14mm) and a reduced. The fiio x1 was one of fiios least expensive daps (digital audio players) on the market, originally costing around $150 aud. for such a small price, the x1 is excellent value, offering many customisable sound and play settings. it supports most file formats, including wav, flac, aac, wma, mp3, etc. the x1 doesn't have bluetooth, but for this.

Fiio X1 Review Soundvisionreview Fiio x3 (2nd generation) is an extremely modern, high quality and versatile portable music player dac with great sound. plus. metal casing. new display and user interface. work as an external usb dac. excellent, refined sound. minus. no internal memory. screen resolution could be higher. Build quality 75%. 70%. summary. fiio x3 is an inexpensive music player that supports high resolution music formats and takes up little space in your pocket. plus. we like the honed shape and the sound is much better than from the average mobile phone. the player can also be used as a usb dac for pc, which is a plus. Fiio x1 review — headfonics. $99. fiio. the recent launch of the x1 by fiio sort of completes the “holy trinity” of fiio digital audio players with the existing but slightly aged mid level x3 and their flagship x5 dap receiving largely positive praise and selling pretty strongly to date. both have been competing indirectly but never. Simply music. that summarizes this review of fiio x1. at $99. fiio is offering a very affordable high resolution (24 bit 192 khz) player to the market. at this price, many might question of the sound quality. thanks to fiio, they don't set the sound quality of x1 at the sub $100 bracket. there is nothing cheap with the sound quality of fiio x1.

Fiio X1 Review Soundvisionreview Fiio x1 review — headfonics. $99. fiio. the recent launch of the x1 by fiio sort of completes the “holy trinity” of fiio digital audio players with the existing but slightly aged mid level x3 and their flagship x5 dap receiving largely positive praise and selling pretty strongly to date. both have been competing indirectly but never. Simply music. that summarizes this review of fiio x1. at $99. fiio is offering a very affordable high resolution (24 bit 192 khz) player to the market. at this price, many might question of the sound quality. thanks to fiio, they don't set the sound quality of x1 at the sub $100 bracket. there is nothing cheap with the sound quality of fiio x1. X1 versus the hifiman hm 700. the x1 is more powerful than the hm 700 and has a much thicker and more weighted warm to neutral sound than the brighter but ever so slightly thinner hm 700. the hm 700 struggles more with full sized headphones and is more comfortable with careful matching with iem’s than the x1. The fiio x1 was one of fiios least expensive daps (digital audio players) on the market, originally costing around $150 aud. for such a small price, the x1 is excellent value, offering many customisable sound and play settings. it supports most file formats, including wav, flac, aac, wma, mp3, etc. the x1 doesn't have bluetooth, but for this.