Introducing Shanling M8T - New Flagship Portable Android Player with Tubes

[JerryHead]

Just received my M8T. Sorry if this was covered earlier in this thread, but what is the burn-in time for the 4.4mm output? I thought I read somewhere 100-150 hours and not the standard 200? And what might I expect to have changed after burn-in? Thank you.

 

[sarkihalindekal]

Dear @Shanling I bought the M8T with @JerryHead . He received it and I hope to receive it in 1 week.

I saw this warning in the M8T's user manual.

"Common Problems

1. It is recommended to use DC5V 2A adapter. Using the adapter withhigher voltage may damage M8T."

M8T is a dap that supports 18watt charging. 5V2A means 10 watt charging. Frankly, I'm confused. Could you please inform us about this? For example, would it be a problem if we charge it with 9V2A at 18 watts?

 

[JerryHead]

Dear @Shanling I bought the M8T with @JerryHead . He received it and I hope to receive it in 1 week.

I saw this warning in the M8T's user manual.

"Common Problems

1. It is recommended to use DC5V 2A adapter. Using the adapter withhigher voltage may damage M8T."

M8T is a dap that supports 18watt charging. 5V2A means 10 watt charging. Frankly, I'm confused. Could you please inform us about this? For example, would it be a problem if we charge it with 9V2A at 18 watts?

Unless there is a difference in such specs (voltage/watts) between DC and USB chargers. That would explain it.

 

[Shanling]

Dear @Shanling I bought the M8T with @JerryHead . He received it and I hope to receive it in 1 week.

I saw this warning in the M8T's user manual.

"Common Problems

1. It is recommended to use DC5V 2A adapter. Using the adapter withhigher voltage may damage M8T."

M8T is a dap that supports 18watt charging. 5V2A means 10 watt charging. Frankly, I'm confused. Could you please inform us about this? For example, would it be a problem if we charge it with 9V2A at 18 watts?

M8T support 18W chargers. Ignore this line in manual.