actually i'd love to see mojo fans on here, too, sharing their thoughts....esp the more objective ones.
imo there is no perfect device just yet that is truly portable and works seamlessly with all devices.
i'm still waiting for a dragonfly sized mojo, for example, that i can attach to whatever device or service i choose
(whether it be apple or android, flac, uapp or just streaming) and 'kazoom' it's off and running making me smile.
...and thus comes with no programming incomptability hiccups etc.
for on the road use i have a lowly LG Nexus 5 16gb (yes laugh;this was before i re entered audio)...and listen mostly to streaming.
so off i went to try the new dragonflys...but if you go on to the related DR thread there are alot of disgruntled people, as the device
still doesn't work seamlessly, despite being touted to do so.
http://www.head-fi.org/t/805832/new-dragonfly-black-and-red-discussion/330#post_12597028
so as per the HTC 10 being 80% of the mojo..wow, that says alot...and when we're out and about, given all the
external noise, it's not the perfect environment anyway.
would love it if there is someone, however, who'd compare the LG G5 hifi module to the htc 10
(I suspect the 10 would win) and also against the new audioquest dragonfly black and red series.
anyway, i'm rambling: my new phone needs an upgrade, i need more memory, and i want a quality 'all in one'
portable device that isn't bricked, heavy cumbersome, but does sound fab...
so it seems like the HTC 10 might be ticket...
but i will await to see what HTC produces with google on the next nexus phone, probably coming out in the fall.
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Thanks for providing your opinion, I hope none of the Mojo fans see this post
As with everything there is a law of diminishing returns to be applied. I own both the Mojo and HTC 10 too. I would put the sound from the HTC 10 at 80-90% of the Mojo, its the last 10-20% that is very difficult to achieve.
For portable use and depending on my mood of the day the HTC 10 is all that's required, I can leave the Mojo behind.
However if I want to listen using my HD-650's (ie not portable) the HTC 10 wont drive them properly, the Mojo will do, perfectly and sounds sublime.
I'm keeping both HTC 10 and Mojo they are both very good at what they do.