[MisterMudd]

Don't suppose the ap80 has podcast/audiobook support does it? Amazon uk has the gray one down to £125 from £150 atm (no idea how long).

No, it does not.

 

[davidcotton]

No, it does not.

Thanks, just saved £125 impulse purchase

 

[kapitanbasa]

I’ve been using AP80 successfully with KZ T1, it is a match made in heaven...

I'm planning on trying out the KZ T1 myself. If indeed the AP80 and it are a match, I'm definitely stoked.

 

[hyewiz]

I cannot play .dsf DSD file its giving me error 12, any help would be appreciated please.

 

[RogerioNeiva]

I cannot play .dsf DSD file its giving me error 12, any help would be appreciated please.

I have the same problem and the AP80 makes clicks and noises between the tracks.

 

[FanaticSkull]

Somehow my AP80 battery stuck at 11% I'm charging it right now for awhile but the battery won't go up. Restarting did nothing. Any clues?

 

[dnaimad]

Somehow my AP80 battery stuck at 11% I'm charging it right now for awhile but the battery won't go up. Restarting did nothing. Any clues?

Try to calibrate it like you would a phone battery? Drain it fully till it turns off then charge fully, turned off. Maybe a few cycles. Also a system reset or reflash firmware.

 

[RampantAndroid]

So, I paid no attention to my AP80 when I first got it because there was ZERO AAC support despite it being said there'd be support. I powered it on for the first time in forever just today, updated to the latest firmware and my iPhone still connects over SBC. Is this expected?

The software on this thing is still absolutely atrocious. The touchscreen doesn't respond sometimes, menus are INCREDIBLY poorly designed. Not what expected 9 months in.

 

[Junz]

So, I paid no attention to my AP80 when I first got it because there was ZERO AAC support despite it being said there'd be support. I powered it on for the first time in forever just today, updated to the latest firmware and my iPhone still connects over SBC. Is this expected?

The software on this thing is still absolutely atrocious. The touchscreen doesn't respond sometimes, menus are INCREDIBLY poorly designed. Not what expected 9 months in.

Unlike you, I love my AP80 a lot. The ability to play FLAC files on the go and occasionally I hooked this DAP with my Bluetooth headphone which fortunately plays LDAC.

It’s a handy player. Just don’t set your expectation too high. If your demands are high, why not get a pricy player like M11

 

[semaj8james]

For me the AP80 is hands down the best when I need something small and portable for my CIEMs. Anyone know of anything similar sized with higher SQ?

 

[AndySocial]

So, I paid no attention to my AP80 when I first got it because there was ZERO AAC support despite it being said there'd be support. I powered it on for the first time in forever just today, updated to the latest firmware and my iPhone still connects over SBC. Is this expected?

The software on this thing is still absolutely atrocious. The touchscreen doesn't respond sometimes, menus are INCREDIBLY poorly designed. Not what expected 9 months in.

I'm surprised they haven't implemented AAC, since it's one of the big codecs and they've implemented UAT and LDAC and AptX. Apparently nobody at Hidizs/Hiby uses an iPhone?

 

[PapaThrust]

I'm surprised they haven't implemented AAC, since it's one of the big codecs and they've implemented UAT and LDAC and AptX. Apparently nobody at Hidizs/Hiby uses an iPhone?

Eh... I may be missing something here but my AP80 has always supported AAC - headphone out or bluetooth, zero issues.

 

[hyewiz]

Just found out it does not play DSD 256 files, only Supports DSD 64/128, I hope Hidizs will bring out support DSD 256 firmware update.

 

[theMUKe]

Just found out it does not play DSD 256 files, only Supports DSD 64/128, I hope Hidizs will bring out support DSD 256 firmware update.

How many DSD256 files do you have and which albums?

 

[AndySocial]

Just found out it does not play DSD 256 files, only Supports DSD 64/128, I hope Hidizs will bring out support DSD 256 firmware update.

I don't think the SOC is capable of decoding DSD256 files.