I had the opportunity to test the xCan last weekend at the CanJam in Shanghai. Input from the Fiio 5II and output to MrSpeakers Aeon Flow C; FLAC files, standars resolution. Comparing it with my iCan nano, my first impression was that the new xCan has more dynamic and it is slightly faster on the transients. I heard also a better sense of clarity on the details and spaciousness, even without the usage of the filter 3D. The sounds flows smooth and there is no harshness in its high, which it's important for long trip listening. To me it is more...

I use them continuously: during the commuting in the subway, on the plane, at home and in the office for my conference calls. I was expecting much lower musical quality from a BT can, but actually I had to change my mind: those headphones are remarkably good.

I spend my working days far from home and I was looking for something compact with two specific characteristics: keep the same feeling that I have when I listen to the Sennheiser HD650 driven by the Burson Conductor and have a non fatiguing and yet detailed sound to cool me down after a long and tiring working day.   During the SIAV exhibition in Shanghai last weekend I had the opportunity to try the iFi iDAC and at the first listening I understood that this was the stuff I was looking for: love at first sight. I purchased the iDAC on the spot and...