These are relatively power hungry low impedance headphones which means they will require more current than voltage. Thankfully the R5 supplies plenty of that so it will be fine.
Balanced should provide outstanding sound!
It's in the system settings,under audio. Just remember to turn off the individual app's EQ settings, or you're going to get some interesting sounds (I speak from experience).
No major issues. Bluetooth works fine although I’m not wandering with it on. I came from FiiO M9, Sony A45, AR M20. I prefer R5 over all three, for sound and interface. DX160 looks tempting and I’ve followed the thread but WiFi/Bluetooth issues are worrisome.
Send it in for repair?
Thanks for reply.
It happened to me quite a few times yesterday when I was setting it up. I think this is software, not screen. I have few Hibys and I have learned that you need to disable the lock screen, enable all permissions to google play services and store and never judge the sound, battery and UI performance first few days as it drastically changes.
I Have the same, yes. but It does not bother me a lot.
Unless I misunderstand, I don’t think screen sensitivity is software issue as I installed FiiO music app and touch screen behavior is the same, or maybe you mean a level beneath apps that’s present regardless of apps? I’ve been using mine for a few months now. I listen to all my music offline, and haven’t once accessed Google play. In developer options I’ve force stopped as much google play stuff as seemed prudent. Maybe this is a factor? The google play thing bothers me as all these background processes always running even when you’re offline not using the darn service. Appreciate any feedback. Thanks
Yes, HiBy Link (it's in the app) allows you to control the player with your phone through the HiBy Music app. I haven't used it with the R5 since the buttons are very tactile, but I used it with the R3 a lot (I had one of the first versions where it was all one button). It works pretty well, and does so over BT.
