The functions are similar, but I find music easier with H2 Touch, since I can browse my collection more naturally.

Overall the DAP is a tank, and on the right corner you can see a metal cutout so that you could use a hand strap with it. I want the player to stop playing when it has finished playing the last song in a folder, but it proceeds to the next folder. The overall resolution of the bass is great, H2 Touch has a really clean and smooth bass texture, which helps music sound fluid and fatigue-free. You could say that M3X sounds more organic and natural, but the driving power is similar between the two, and while M3X has a bit more detail, H2 has similar dynamics, and a similar sized soundstage.The overall sound is much cleaner on the H2 Touch, but also more neutral, with less sub bass quantity and impact, while Mechen M30 sounds more bassy, warmer, and also has a bit more impact. It's clearly more capable than the ATJ2127/2157/2167 not-enough-ram-to-get-out-of-their-own-way shovelware series, but anything further is going to require taking one apart and finding documentation on the chips inside. But, the process of creating an m3u provided by Hifi Walker simply resulted in an unplayable playlist. H2 Touch feels and sounds like the perfect DAP to enjoy some rock and metal, and it is generally so pleasing that you’ll have a hard time finding any mistake in its sound.

It will be compared with other entry-level DAPs like Shanling M3X (340 USD), Hiby R2 (100 USD), Surfans F20 (125 USD), and Hiby R3 PRO (200 USD). By pressing them it skips the track, or goes back to the the beginning, double tapping the back button it takes you to the previous song.

The H2 appears to have fixed that as it has none of the problems or bugs I have read about on previous models like the DX. It sports 100 volume steps, so there's enough granularity to the volume control, plus once you press on the volume button once, you can keep it pressed for quick large volume adjustments, or use the navigation wheel to control the volume. It supports distortion-free HiFi music in all popular file formats, including FLAC, MP3, WAV, AAC, OGG, AIFF, WMA, APE, DFF, and native DSD (up to 128 bit/5. I’m enjoying my Hifi Walker H2 (the model with the physical buttons), and I recently compared it to my FiiO x1 (1st Gen).

Sortieren Sie einfach nur nach „Bestellungen“ und schon finden Sie die meistverkauften hi fi walker h2 auf AliExpress!No audio glitches, breaks, or defects (note that I've done nearly all of my listening using Rockbox rather than OF) in use on the move. However, I suspect the WALKER could happily drive even large headphones like a HD650 or something similar reasonably well, if for some reason that was desired, on the basis of how well it can drive the 25s.