mrs1986
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What a horror, a nightmare! Sympathize with you)
What a horror, a nightmare! Sympathize with you)
Hi
As an owner of an X7ii, I am thinking about purchasing an M11 or M11 Pro. I'm a bit paranoid about battery life as I almost bought an iBasso DX220, but there is a thread on here where people are getting as little as 4.5 hours. So I was a bit troubled reading this on FiiO's forum:
After charging M11 pro to 100%, I played music in M11 pro continuously using pure music mode, high gain, short delay sharp roll-off filter and all to DSD enabled. Wifi and Bluetooth were disabled. I used Shure SE846 with 4.4mm balanced cable. The battery was drained in exactly 5 hours (I used a stopwatch to monitor this). According to the Fiio website, battery life is up to 9.5 hours.
The poster also mentioned the device got hot during playback. Can someone shed some light on these issues?
Regards
Darren
Thanks for the answer. I've had most models of FiiO's DAPs over the years and have always used high gain without issue. Is it the "All to DSD" draining the battery? Must be a lot of processing going on.
It upsamples any audio format to DSD, presumably causing high processor usage and draining the battery. It might explain his second comment about the Pro running hot?
well maybe but i would find it rather depressing if hat to spend more money just to fight hissing in a dedicated portable music playerWould an iFi Audio iEMatch work? They only come with 3.5mm or 2.5mm connectors as far as I know.
https://ifi-audio.com/analogue/
I got the M11 Pro like 3 weeks ago. Im using the Campfire Andromeda S and got a 4,4 mm cable for them today. Im sad to report that i can hear a quiet prominent hiss after playing music.
It was less apparent with the 3.5 mm cable. Is there anything i can do to decrease the hiss or is that just the way 4.4 mm ports work? Its my first balanced connection.
I got the M11 Pro like 3 weeks ago. Im using the Campfire Andromeda S and got a 4,4 mm cable for them today. Im sad to report that i can hear a quiet prominent hiss after playing music.
It was less apparent with the 3.5 mm cable. Is there anything i can do to decrease the hiss or is that just the way 4.4 mm ports work? Its my first balanced connection.