I do too, however I sleep listening to music, otherwise I'm up for hours just thinking. So I have a firehouse alarm sound saved as a file in the X507 as my alarm, and I start a Playlist when I go to sleep and eventually doze off, o ly to be jolted out of my sleep by that loud ringing at my set time
In this particular scenario I was replying to someone who enquired if they could use the player as a transport for another device. For example to play music on a speaker system
Convenience factor of such a small device greatly diminishes when it can’t stream music for any meaningful amount of time and I have to carry a portable charger with me everywhere I go. Would of preferred they made it slightly thicker. Anyone that’s using this device at the moment is charging it a lot! If it wasn’t meant for streaming they should of avoided Android altogether and all the bloatware this device comes with. Not to mention the CPU barely keeps up with the OS, clearly not very well optimised and dwarfed by phones on the market that cost half as much with much greater computing power. I would go as far as saying I feel short changed but I keep using this device because I like the sound quality.
Convenience factor of such a small device greatly diminishes when it can’t stream music for any meaningful amount of time and I have to carry a portable charger with me everywhere I go. Would of preferred they made it slightly thicker. Anyone that’s using this device at the moment is charging it a lot! If it wasn’t meant for streaming they should of avoided Android altogether and all the bloatware this device comes with. Not to mention the CPU barely keeps up with the OS, clearly not very well optimised and dwarfed by phones on the market that cost half as much with much greater computing power. I would go as far as saying I feel short changed but I keep using this device because I like the sound quality.
My point exactly... they built a streaming device which offers a few hours battery life in this playback mode. Do it right or don’t do it at all.
Android is resource heavy and in this case this device clearly needed a larger battery and a more powerful cpu to support a core feature which is to stream music.
Convenience factor of such a small device greatly diminishes when it can’t stream music for any meaningful amount of time and I have to carry a portable charger with me everywhere I go. Would of preferred they made it slightly thicker. Anyone that’s using this device at the moment is charging it a lot! If it wasn’t meant for streaming they should of avoided Android altogether and all the bloatware this device comes with. Not to mention the CPU barely keeps up with the OS, clearly not very well optimised and dwarfed by phones on the market that cost half as much with much greater computing power. I would go as far as saying I feel short changed but I keep using this device because I like the sound quality.
I agree with you. But in this day in age the sound quality is the only reason to me to use a dedicated player. Phones these days do it all, and you can get LG devices hella cheap. Had my Sony for almost 2 wks and the sound is getting better.
My music taste is constantly evolving and I’m always on the hunt for new music. Streaming music facilitates this. If I had to buy everything I wanted to listen to it would cost much more than my two subscriptions to Tidal and Spotify combined. It would also be very time consuming if I had download it all even if I could source it all for free.
There are players that provide better sound quality and more output power that don’t provide streaming. I own a few that are better in this regard.
i have a site that has everything and cost nothing but the download fee per month so u have every music theme at ur finger tips, all hi-res. mind u this is my first player and intro into hi-res and enjoying it with the introduction
i have a site that has everything and cost nothing but the download fee per month so u have every music theme at ur finger tips, all hi-res. mind u this is my first player and intro into hi-res and enjoying it with the introduction
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