HIFI WALKER H2, Hifi MP3 Player with Bluetooth, High Resolution Music Player DAC DSD, Hi Res Lossless DAP Player with Line out Function, 64GB Memory Card, Support up to 256GB

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Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). After using the hair dryer to loosen the glue I got the back off to find a perfectly assembled circuit board with no obvious flaws. HIFI Walker H2 vs Shanling M3X (125 USD vs 340 USD) - I dislike to do it dirty like this, but when people began asking me about this comparison I was a bit puzzled. The purpose of this review is to help those interested in the HIFI Walker H2 Touch find their next music companion.

Hi-res Lossless Audio Player] Experience high-resolution audio like never before with the H2 HIFI mp3 player, featuring a 2.inch HD display and distortion-free hifi music support for all popular file formats like FLAC, MP3, WMA, WAV, APE, OGG, AIF, AAC, DSF, DFF and Native DSD (up to 128 bit/5. The size and shape of the new H2 Touch is the same as that of the original H2, but it now has a large display screen at the front, compared to the original which used buttons and a wheel for navigation.

I just copied my collection (mostly Apple Music AAC) from my computer to the card, keeping the original directory layout. My first one, a Sony, decided to destroy its battery (and then destroy the replacement battery that I bought) by shorting it out. I should note I installed Rockbox on the device immediately after getting it (hosted install/dual boot), though the original firmware seems perfectly serviceable/decent. There’s a back button for navigating the menus, and one M button that also works as a select button. The difference is not huge, and you wouldn’t know it without doing some volume matching using an SPL meter, but if you’re still deciding between the two, H2 has better overall sonic quality, following a very similar signature to F20.The overall presentation works well for all music styles, although it doesn’t have a warm sound, being neutral, so it sounds better with warmer sounding headphones that already have a lot of bass and impact, and can be really neutral and bright with neutral and bright sounding IEMs / Headphones. I find that in reality I find songs much faster and can browse the H2 Touch faster, although the simpler design is less interesting to look at than that of F20 which has more buttons and a more complex layout. One thing you forgot to mention in the comparison portion of your review is that both Hint products have the ability to stream from Tidal and Qobuz in addition to playing local files, while the Walker is limited to local files only. At 129 USD, Hifi Walker H2 Touch is a super solid value DAP or Digital Audio Player, with a strong sonic performance, good build quality, and is generally super easy to recommend, especially if you want a touch screen based DAP instead of the usual button-based DAPs from the likes of Surfans and even HIFI Walker. If you want the player to stop playing when it reaches the final song in any folder, a M3U8 playlist must be created for the songs in a folder.