[golov17]

Hey they are $7.14 now.

price without shipping cost

 

[groucho69]

price without shipping cost

Thought it was too good to be true

 

[golov17]

Thought it was too good to be true

yep

 

[AT Khan]

 


You have the white ones? Cables white, but are your buds white too? Yeah, those aren't those bassey monk+ killer alright.



http://www.mistertao.com/beta/pages/item/521519503806.html

This is where I got just the buds for $15. Worth it for me still.


I'm now waiting for my TY Hiz and Boarseman to tell you guys if they are any better. Hang in there. I may have some useful stuff to bring on the table... soon...

Hey they are $7.14 now.

Well cost me another $7.5 for Singapore Post. Mistertao is a bit confusing for purchases. They first ship to themselves and then you have to pay shipping again once they're with tao. So that's the extra 7 for.

 

[smengy1]

Hello, does this player support 24/96 WAV?  I can't find any detailed specs about the
supported bits and bytes and khtz etc of the sound files it can play. 

 

[yacobx]

Hello, does this player support 24/96 WAV?  I can't find any detailed specs about the
supported bits and bytes and khtz etc of the sound files it can play. 

No

 

[danmlr]

Has anyone tried a 200 or 256 gb microsdcard?

 

[nhlean96]

LOL my Benjie white buds is not bad at all although very hard to drive

 

[AT Khan]

LOL my Benjie white buds is not bad at all although very hard to drive

Well yes that too. Indeed hard to drive but still they dont satiaify me. You have to try the other ones... the better ones. Give me a few days and ill tell you which ones.

 

[Byfrost]

My Benjie S5 just arrived yesterday.
 
Was wondering if anyone managed to get a fully filled up 64GB (or higher) microsd card to work? The instruction manual included states the support was up to 32GB card. On some websites it is stated up to 64GB.
 
My S5 is able to to read the fully filled up card, but when I select a track and attempt to play it, my S5 will lag so badly and do a auto reboot with the welcome message again. After which the microsd card is "unreadable" with the unreadable error message, even my PC does not recognize the card when I plug in my S5 to my PC. I need to manually eject the microSD card and insert it back again to be readable.
 
However, when I cleared the same microsd card to about 15GB worth of files, the S5 works fine and music plays normally. No lag or whatsoever. Connection to PC works well, as with copying of music into it.
 
This is how my card structure looks like. (Main Folder > Artiste Folder > Album Folder > Tracks) and all files are in .WAV format. Each album folder contains a picture (album art) file either in .jpeg or .png. which i believe should not be the cause of it. The microsd card brand is Kingston Class 10, which works perfectly well with my FiiO X1 (First Gen).
 
Does anyone here face this similar issue?

 

[golov17]

My Benjie S5 just arrived yesterday.

Was wondering if anyone managed to get a fully filled up 64GB (or higher) microsd card to work? The instruction manual included states the support was up to 32GB card. On some websites it is stated up to 64GB.

My S5 is able to to read the fully filled up card, but when I select a track and attempt to play it, my S5 will lag so badly and do a auto reboot with the welcome message again. After which the microsd card is "unreadable" with the unreadable error message, even my PC does not recognize the card when I plug in my S5 to my PC. I need to manually eject the microSD card and insert it back again to be readable.

However, when I cleared the same microsd card to about 15GB worth of files, the S5 works fine and music plays normally. No lag or whatsoever. Connection to PC works well, as with copying of music into it.

This is how my card structure looks like. (Main Folder > Artiste Folder > Album Folder > Tracks) and all files are in .WAV format. Each album folder contains a picture (album art) file either in .jpeg or .png. which i believe should not be the cause of it. The microsd card brand is Kingston Class 10, which works perfectly well with my FiiO X1 (First Gen).

Does anyone here face this similar issue?

You must leave a free space 10%
Also, if your lossless files have a high compression, it is also a negative for the weak processors and smartphones, especially APE

 

[Byfrost]

You must leave a free space 10%
Also, if your lossless files have a high compression, it is also a negative for the weak processors and smartphones, especially APE

 
Hi @golov17
 
Thank you for the heads up.
 
What do you mean by high compression? And also what do you mean by negative for weak processors and APE?
 
I rip my original CDs into .WAV, which is basically uncompressed lossless format.

 

[golov17]

Hi @golov17


Thank you for the heads up.

What do you mean by high compression? And also what do you mean by negative for weak processors and APE?

I rip my original CDs into .WAV, which is basically uncompressed lossless format.

compression level compression to FLAC, APE etc.. But for WAV, WV is irrelevant, do not worry

 

[jj69]

I just read the whole thread and I have a couple of quick questions:
 
[1] Do these Benjie players (S5 and K9) sound noticeably better than the Ruizu players like the X02?  They look very similar, and the Ruizu players (especially the X02) sound quite poor. 
 
[2] I notice someone reported that the S5 will play FLAC files gapless.  Will the K9 play gapless as well?  Also, does the gapless playback work through the file browser? 
 
Thanks! 

 

[Byfrost]

  My Benjie S5 just arrived yesterday.
 
Was wondering if anyone managed to get a fully filled up 64GB (or higher) microsd card to work? The instruction manual included states the support was up to 32GB card. On some websites it is stated up to 64GB.
 
My S5 is able to to read the fully filled up card, but when I select a track and attempt to play it, my S5 will lag so badly and do a auto reboot with the welcome message again. After which the microsd card is "unreadable" with the unreadable error message, even my PC does not recognize the card when I plug in my S5 to my PC. I need to manually eject the microSD card and insert it back again to be readable.
 
However, when I cleared the same microsd card to about 15GB worth of files, the S5 works fine and music plays normally. No lag or whatsoever. Connection to PC works well, as with copying of music into it.
 
This is how my card structure looks like. (Main Folder > Artiste Folder > Album Folder > Tracks) and all files are in .WAV format. Each album folder contains a picture (album art) file either in .jpeg or .png. which i believe should not be the cause of it. The microsd card brand is Kingston Class 10, which works perfectly well with my FiiO X1 (First Gen).
 
Does anyone here face this similar issue?

 
 
Quick update
 
I've swapped the 64GB Kingston microSD card for a 128GB Samsung EVO microSD card.
 
No lag, music plays well. Copied an album of .WAV music, copying no issues.
 
So I swapped my Kingston 64GB to my Fiio X1, did a check disk, no problems found. Managed to copy music and play on my FiiO X1 with no issues. However, after swapping the 64GB microSD card to my Benjie S5, same problems occurred as my original post, sudden reboot, lag, "disk error" message in reading the microSD card.
 
I used my benjie S5 to format the 64GB microSD card, tried copying music again. No luck. Copying would always fail mid point.
 
Could it be a brand compatibility issue? Would appreciate more opinions here, before I commit myself into buying another microSD card.