Romis
Headphoneus Supremus
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so true, i got mine and the battery was dead. its a waste of money. I rather buy a respectable name brand.
Mine also has a veeeery weak battery..
so true, i got mine and the battery was dead. its a waste of money. I rather buy a respectable name brand.
Has nobody found a suitable battery replacement for this yet?
Is the battery 3.7v? If so I should mod a X3 to run on 18650 cells... I am about to switch to rockbox so the battery life is gonna be even worse which is worrying.
ALSO more importantly: any way to check battery mAh level without opening it up? Hoping to get optimal performance with RB
I've been running Rockboxed X3 for over a year now and don't have battery issues. I get an honest 8 to 9 hours playing time.
That said I'm playing mostly Apple Lossless (m4a) and FLAC files. I generally play music shuffled, that is it plays whatever is indexed.
I think the battery issues come in when you're either down-converting files (as mentioned above), or using more advanced functions.
As for the battery, with the newer X3's with Back and Option labelled buttons (as opposed to older Menu & Esc) generally have the 2000mah batteries.
I had to choose between fiio x3ii and xduoo x3 and I preffer the xduoo for many reasons. It is more powerful, two SD slots, better scene and half the price. I had sold the fiio five months ago and I never really miss it.Just buy the fiio x3ii , it is worth the money , the xduoo is **** , I got a defected unit lol.
So much time wasted by so many on a substandard product line....
Genuine happiness can be found elsewhere for hardly any more $.
Lol , dunno about that , I ve had many hours of listening pleasure with my xDuoo X3 thankyouverymuch!
for all of us that have wasted so much time, can we have an example of 'genuine happiness' ?
Each to their own and glad you've experienced success.
I've never had a second's regret since moving to Lotoo. Simply great.
Geez, after all this time owning an X3, I feel I finally tapped into the true potential of the player this past weekend. Up until now I have always used Rockbox to play 16/44 FLAC files, but I finally gave the stock firmware a try...
I've found I enjoy the stock firmware sound as well. I rarely use the rockbox anymore, but it is nice to have there if I ever do feel like using it.
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I sold mine, as I planned to upgrade to x10. But all the time I used it I noticed/felt two things without an amp:Are you playing hi res files or 44.1khz?
I sold mine, as I planned to upgrade to x10. But all the time I used it I noticed/felt two things without an amp:
1. Stock sounded like it had a darker background.
2. Hi gain was not a linear boost. It's more like a boost on some of the frequencies, and used to distort the tonality.