Onkyo aimed for a design that is as much effortless as it is premium for its top-tier portable audio player. Standard 3.5mm or Balanced 2.5mm (TRRS) portsĭSD (DSF, DSD-IFF), FLAC, ALAC, WAV, AIFF, Ogg Vorbis, MP3, AAC, MQA
Screen quality and battery life could be betterģ2GB internal + two microSD card slot (up to 200GB each)ġ,630 mAh (up to 16 hours in unbalanced mode). Need to use balanced output to unleash the sound’s full capability. Design is a little flat for a high-end device. Sound quality is top-tier and of the best in its class. Support for a wide variety of audio formats. An understated design and modest battery slightly hold it back, not to mention the top-end pricing, but the DP-X1 is still a winner in our books overall. Summary: The DP-X1 is Onkyo’s first mobile audio player, and it hits the ground running with a high-end dual DAC/amp system, full Android support, all the features for today’s audiophile, and a premium metal build. We’ll examine if Onkyo built the ultimate mobile HiFi player solution in our Onkyo DP-X1 Android Audio Player Review. The Japanese-based manufacturer is primarily recognized for premium A/V home theater and stereo equipment, but that’s now changed as the DP-X1 bursts into the elite hi-res player arena. It just so happens we were given such a device to review, a HiFi digital player that’s powered by Android and made by a company with a lengthy history in the audio scene – Onkyo. No longer do you need a full-fledged desktop stack to achieve righteous playback. What’s even more exciting for audio lovers is that high-end manufacturers are focusing on more capable mobile HiFi solutions. For instance, several of the well-known headphones we’ve covered this year , including some of the best noise canceling headphones, pack the prowess to handle extra fidelity, even in the wireless space. High-end audio is still a niche market, but as of late we’ve been seeing the genre inching further and further into the mainstream.
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