I just received my IEM cable and it took 47 days, my last headphone cable took over a month. You'll probably get it within a few more weeks I guess

Seriously looking at the specifications and show case of the PCB, Fiio has done a fantastic and transparency job on this DAP. Though the pricing is a bit of a turn off but I feel it worth the money than some well known DAP manufacturer out there with unclear load output power. Probably will...

Not much of a surprise, IEMs are usually overpriced.

Thanks, just placed an order for my noble m3, let's see how it turns out

Anyone try Therium 2? I'm very interested but couldn't find any review for it

Can anyone recommend a reasonable priced cable for m3? I know the included one is nice already but still interested in an upgrade. The spinfit cp145 really makes the m3 shines in case anyone want to change the eartips

True, but at least you get twice the power output,it looks nice and robust too. I'll try to get a reasonable price cable so if the sound isn't as expected at least I still keep my wallet thick :)

Nice, thanks

Hi Guys, are there any sound differences between 3.5mm and 4.4mm? I plan to buy a balance cable to use 4.4mm but not sure if it's worth the trouble.

Don't even bother, the guy is talking like a troll. Last time I saw his post, he was ranting about something and was going to sell his dap. The next day, he apologized and bla bla bla. In the end, he still keeps it anyway

Use UAPP or Neutron, these 2 sound great

Yes, it is possible on oreo, there's an option to use as Bluetooth dac

Think out of the box, 4gb ram, 8 core cpus, 5 inches screen with better design sounds like a winner to me. Even if it is still 9028pro x 2 but it should comes with the experience getting out from it predecessor. Maybe longer battery life, better power supply circuit, newer chip with latest...

I suggest you guys be extra careful when doing this, remember to clean the case so there won't be aluminium dust left, they're small and hard to see but will deal a significant damage to the player if falling into the pcb. I learned this the hard way a few years back trying to sand the plate of...

That's some bad soldier work there where did you get that guy, I'm an amateur and even work better than this. Just did the mod for a fellow in town for just 25$ including the materials. I suggest that you request a new amp model, making the guy with such skills to redo it would be a waste of time.