Granted that I'm going to have the DAP near me whenever I'll be using it with the wireless headphones, will there still be droupouts?

Thank you for your helpful post jant71! What about NFC? Would it be a recommended option or it's not as good as Bluetooth? (I've never used wireless headphones so far).

I have the A15 and would like to get Senn Momentum 3 Wireless which has Bluetooth 5.1 and NFC. Will I have any problems because of the fact that the A15 has Bluetooth version 3.0?

Does anybody know if Momentum 3 which has Bluetooth 5 will work with a device that has BT 3? Thank you. :relaxed:

Sounds like a pretty good choice, and Clip+ should drive them pretty good. If you finally buy them I'd be interested to hear your opinion on them.

I'm thinking of buying this DAP, but first I'd like anybody could confirm that it's possible to bypass the volume limit by changing the region like in the case of other Clip DAP's. I found these instructions for increasing the volume output on Sandisk players, but unfortunately Clip Sport Plus...

Does anybody know what is the standard replacement battery Sandisk Clip Sport? Thanks in advance :relaxed:

Thank you god-bluff! :relaxed: Your post was very helpful; particularly the answer to my second question. :clap:

Does anybody know if the battery lasts longer when the player is connected to wireless headphones instead of wired ones? Also, would the weak amp of A15 be a problem when connected to wireless headphones?

You are right, isolation is equally important as well. I've been using for years the standard Sandisk IEMs that come with Clip Sport paired with Sony hybrid foam ear tips and I was satisfied. But truth be told, if the earphones are not able to reach a certain volume level then they are useless...

Would LG LE630 be a good choice, or they'd probably reach a lower volume level than the Sony's? :triportsad: Sensitivity: 105dB / mW Impedance: 24 ohm

Does anybody know by any chance what is the sensitivity level of KZ ZSE? Some sites mention 122dB, while others 102dB or even 100dB... :triportsad: Thank you.

Hmm. Even in that case though they'll still be able to reach a higher volume level than the Sony's right?

I'm only going to use them for listening to podcasts so I can't spend much on them. Until now I used the standard Sandisk IEMs that come with Clip Sport and they were pretty good.

I'm looking for a cheap IEM to use with my Clip Sport but my main concern is to be easy to drive and play loud so that I'll be able to listen to my podcasts while on public transport etc. I'm between the following two choices: KZ ZSE Sensitivity:122dB Resistance:16Ω SONY MDR-EX15...

Thank you damex.

Is there a WM cable supplied with PHA-3 or you have to buy one seprately?

How did you manage to do that?

Are there any IEM's in that level and sound signature that would perform to their maximum potential with the A15?

I think of getting Audio Technica ATH-E70 in order to plug directly onto the A15. I tried them and they sounded superb, and taken that those iem's are intented for portable use the A15 should be able to handle them, but I'd like to ask if you guys think that it would be a waste to use them...

I referred to the IE80S not the IE80.

Taken that IE60 is very bass oriented as well, would it be safe to say that is also has stronger bass than IE80S?

Isn't is possible to boost the bass intensity of 80S by adjusting that tiny screw?

I would be very interested to read your opinion on how the IE80S actually compare to Momentum in-ear. :)

Taken that these are supposed to be used mainly with DAPs or smartphones, I don't think that a straight jack plug is a good choice since it makes the whole thing even larger, and thus the jack plug becomes susceptible to damage while you are on the go and have your DAP in your pocket or waist...