Details & Specifications
Everything technical about this product: specifications, what's in the box and downloads.
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General 4
| Brand | FiiO |
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| Product type | Music Streamer |
| Power source | AC-powered |
| Streaming services | Android apps, AirPlay, Roon Ready, DLNA, Bluetooth |
Audio 2
| Power output | 7.3 W @ 32 Ω (headphone) |
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| DAC chip | Dual ESS ES9038PRO |
Connectivity 3
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, Ethernet, Bluetooth |
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| Inputs | USB-A, USB-C, Coaxial, Optical, HDMI ARC, Ethernet, microSD |
| Outputs | XLR 4-pin, 4.4 mm balanced, 6.3 mm, XLR, RCA, HDMI ARC |
Dimensions & weight 2
| Dimensions | 16 x 12.7 x 11.5 cm |
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| Weight | 2.3 kg |
In the box
Warranty 1
| Warranty | 3-Year |
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Sources: Manufacturer data
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FiiO R9€1.599,00 | NAD C 700 V2€1.699,00 | Hegel H95€1.699,00 | Cambridge Audio EXN100€1.799,00 | |
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Product type |
Music Streamer
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Music Streamer
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Music Streamer
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Music Streamer
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Price |
€1.599,00 |
€1.699,00 |
€1.699,00 |
€1.799,00 |
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FiiO
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NAD
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Hegel
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Cambridge Audio
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Warranty |
3-Year
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3-Year
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3-Year
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3-Year
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Color |
Silver |
Black |
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Connectivity technology |
Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and Bluetooth
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Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and Bluetooth
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Wi-Fi and Ethernet
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Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and Bluetooth
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Power source |
AC-powered
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AC-powered
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AC-powered
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AC-powered
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Amplifier class Amplifier design. Class A/B is the classic, warm-sounding option; class D is compact, cool-running and efficient; class A gives maximum refinement at the cost of heat and size.
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D
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AB
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Power output Continuous power per channel in watts at a stated impedance, e.g. 2 x 60 W at 4 ohm. Compare at the same impedance; more watts means more headroom for larger rooms or less sensitive speakers.
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DAC chip The digital-to-analogue converter chip that turns digital audio into sound, e.g. ESS Sabre or AKM Velvet Sound. Higher-tier chips generally offer lower noise and better resolution.
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Max resolution The highest digital audio quality the device can process, e.g. PCM 384 kHz/32-bit or DSD 11.2 MHz. Anything above 96 kHz/24-bit already exceeds hi-res streaming and downloads.
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