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DYU C2 16-Inch Folding E-Bike — read reviewA 16-inch folding e-bike with a magnesium alloy frame and a 250W motor, listed at €549. It suits riders who want a small folding commuter with a rear rack and can accept a page that gives three weights, two batteries and two ranges.
DYU C9 20-Inch Long-Range Electric Bike — read reviewA 20-inch fat-tire folding e-bike with an aluminium alloy frame, a 250W motor and a removable 48V 15.6Ah battery, listed at €999. It suits riders who want fat tires and a large battery; the outside coverage found is of a different US-market C9.
DYU SP1 20-Inch Power Bank Folding E-Bike — read reviewA 20-inch aluminum-frame folding e-bike with a 250W motor and a removable 24V 5Ah battery that the page says supports mobile device charging, from €1,099. The page states no range and gives no weight with the battery fitted.
DYU C6 26-Inch City Electric Bike — read reviewA 26-inch city e-bike listed from €759 (white) or €769 (black) with a 250W motor, a 36V 12.5Ah removable battery, Shimano 6-speed, a front basket and a rear rack. Outside reviewers call it a basic, affordable commuter, so it suits riders who want that; the page covers the older C6, not the C6 Pro.
Moondrop GM-01 PRO Gaming Headphones — read reviewAn over-ear gaming headphone with a 50mm dynamic driver and four connection modes (2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth 6.0, USB-C and 3.5mm analog), listed at $79.99. It suits players who want app-based EQ and a detachable boom microphone and can accept a page with no impedance or sensitivity figures.
Philips Fidelio X3 Open-Back Headphones — read reviewAn open-back, over-ear headphone with 50mm neodymium drivers and detachable 2.5mm balanced and 3.5mm cables, listed at $349.99. It suits buyers who want a 2.5mm balanced cable listed with a 3.5mm one, per the page.
DUNU ARASHI Planar Headphones — read reviewA planar magnetic headphone with a 100mm driver, listed at $1,399.99 on a short page. It suits buyers who want a stated 500 g weight, 26 Ω at 1 kHz impedance and a distortion figure, and who will check the rest on the store page.
Moondrop Space Travel 2 TWS Earbuds — read reviewA budget true wireless earbud with a 13mm dynamic driver, ANC and Bluetooth V6.0 per the page, listed from $29.99. It suits buyers who want an app EQ, and the page also lists bundles with a leather or magnetic case.
Moondrop PILL Open-Ear Earbuds — read reviewAn open-ear wireless earbud with a clip-on design, a 13mm dynamic driver and Bluetooth V6.0 with SBC and AAC per the page, listed at $49.99. It suits buyers who want an open-ear fit, with three colors and an IPX4 rating listed.
Moondrop Pudding TWS ANC Earbuds — read reviewReal-time adaptive ANC, a 10mm dynamic driver, Bluetooth 6.0 and LHDC V are the headline items on this true wireless earbud, listed at $49.99 in four colors. It suits buyers who want a 10-band parametric EQ in the Moondrop app.
DUNU DTW 300 ANC True Wireless Earbuds — read reviewDUNU's DTW 300 pairs a 12mm dynamic driver with a 50dB ANC figure and Bluetooth V5.4 per the page, at $59 in two colors. It suits buyers who want a stated ANC depth and a six-microphone array for calls; the page gives no battery figure.
Moondrop Golden Ages 2 Planar TWS Earbuds — read reviewThe Golden Ages 2 uses a 13mm planar magnetic driver (the page calls it patented), with Bluetooth V6.0 and LC3, LDAC and LHDC 5.0 codecs listed, at $89.99. It is aimed at buyers who want a codec list and ANC in one set, and a leather case is listed as stock.
Moondrop UltraSonic Hybrid TWS Earbuds — read reviewA hybrid true wireless earbud with one balanced armature and one 13mm dynamic driver per side, Bluetooth V5.3 with LDAC and LC3, and ANC, listed at $89.99. It suits buyers who want five tuning profiles in the Moondrop Link app.
Sony WF-1000XM3 True Wireless Earbuds — read reviewA Sony true wireless earbud listed at $109 in Platina or Black, with a QN1e processor, Alexa built-in and up to 6 hours per charge (up to 24 with the case) per the page. Alexa and stated battery hours are the draw for buyers who can live without a listed codec or Bluetooth version.
Sony WF-1000XM5 ANC True Wireless Earbuds — read reviewPriced at $249.99 in Silver or Black, this Sony true wireless earbud lists two processors, multipoint pairing and an IPX4 rating, plus up to 8 hours per charge and 16 more in the case, per the page. It suits buyers who want multipoint and stated battery hours.
FiiO BTR13 Bluetooth DAC/Amp — read reviewA portable Bluetooth 5.1 and USB DAC and headphone amp with two CS43131 chips and 3.5mm plus 4.4mm outputs, listed at $69.99. It suits phone and laptop users who want one device for both sources.
TOPPING L30 Headphone Amp — read reviewA desktop headphone amplifier with three gain settings and a preamplifier mode, listed at $97.49 with a crossed-out price of $149.99. It suits desks that already have a DAC and want gain steps from -9.9dB to 9.5dB.
FiiO K11 R2R Desktop DAC/Amp — read reviewA desktop DAC and headphone amp with a 24-bit R2R resistor array, 6.35mm and 4.4mm outputs and a listed 1300mW per channel, at $169.99. It suits desk setups that want NOS and OS modes; the Red color was sold out when the page was read.
TOPPING L50 Desktop Headphone Amp — read reviewA desktop headphone amplifier with a 4-pin XLR balanced and a 6.35mm single-ended output, listed at $229 in red. The page gives up to 3500mW at 16Ω; it suits a desk that already has a DAC, such as the E50 the page names as its match.
TOPPING L70 Balanced Headphone Amp — read reviewA fully balanced desktop headphone amplifier with 4-pin XLR, 4.4mm balanced and 6.35mm single-ended outputs, listed at $279 in black or silver. The page lists up to 7500mWx2 at 32Ω and says it can also work as a pre-amp.
FiiO K13 R2R Desktop DAC/Headphone Amp — read reviewA desktop DAC and headphone amplifier built on a fully differential 24-bit R2R resistor array, with USB, coaxial, optical and Bluetooth V5.4 inputs and a stated 2400mW per channel at 32Ω, listed at $319.99. It suits a desk that wants a DAC and amp in one box.
TOPPING A30Pro NFCA Headphone Amp — read reviewA fully balanced desktop headphone amplifier with 4-pin XLR and 4.4mm balanced outputs plus a 6.35mm single-ended output, listed at $349.99 in black or silver. The page gives up to 6W at 16 ohms; it suits balanced-cable users with demanding headphones.
FiiO K15 Streaming DAC/Headphone Amp — read reviewA desktop DAC, network streamer and headphone amplifier with dual AK4497S DAC chips, Roon Ready and AirPlay support, Bluetooth and a 3.93-inch touch screen, listed at $569. The page lists 3000mW+3000mW output but gives no load; it suits a desk that wants one box for all three jobs.
Moondrop x SMSL DHA15 DAC and Headphone Amp — read reviewA desktop DAC and headphone amplifier made by S.M.S.L with Moondrop, listed at $649.99. The page lists dual CS43198 DACs, 32-bit/384kHz PCM, native DSD256 and 15W per channel, and it suits buyers who want 6.35mm, 4.4mm and 4-pin XLR outputs plus PEQ tuning.