I've googled, but the people who review tablets seem very uninterested in this! SQ often means how the external speakers sound, and no tests to see whether an amp is up to driving more than commodity IEMs. I'd be grateful to know peoples experiences, especially of the latest generation of Nexuses (Nexii?) and Kindle Fires.
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