[originalsnuffy]

I think weight and size matter. Maybe the line should evolve to light and cheap on one end and heavier and pricier on the high end

 

[mochill]

2lbs max

 

[NoisyCricket]

Weight is not an issue to me.  I certainly don't mind a heavier unit if that means the battery can go all day.

 

[alex8337]

Weight is not an issue, however size could be.

 

[mamamia88]

As long as it doesn't pull my pants down and doesn't require an amp. 

 

[francopro]

IMO a dap should never get over 200 grams, if paired with an amp , the ideal weight should be around 350g for both

 

[ptravel]

I don't listen to a DAP while I'm walking around.  I use it when I travel, e.g. on airplanes, or in hotel rooms when I want to listen to something relaxing before I fall asleep.  I couldn't care less how much it weighs or, within reason, how big it is.  I want three things: great sound, long battery life and large storage capacity.

 

[PanzerIV]

  If it is a DAP, it's intended use is for on the go (right?). And the average portable headphone doesn't exceed 250G's. I wouldn't want my DAP to be substantially heavier than my headphones themselves, so I'd say 250G's or under is within the realm of comfortabilty. Perhaps slightly more.

Well, the headphone is ON YOUR HEAD so it matters much more than the weight of something in your pocket. I would much more prefer to have an heavier product if it means I can have more storage and battery life. I wouldn't mind at all 300g. I'm already heavier than anything right now with my DAP stapped on a Fiio E12 so...

 

[Lorspeaker]

someone should come up with a sansaHD...with better clarity n a 40hour battery life.