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Tipsy M3 1DD+2BA Hybrid IEMs — read reviewThree color options, all $219, make up this 1DD+2BA hybrid IEM listing. A pictured table gives 17 Ω at 1kHz, 105dB/1mW at 1KHz and a frequency response of 20 - 20kHz. It suits buyers who want stated figures and a choice of three colors.
TFZ KING RS In-Ear Earphones — read reviewAn 11.4MM gold-diaphragm unit, 25Ω resistance and a 3.5 mm plug are named in the pictures of this $238 earphone, sold in three options. It suits buyers who want a cable the pictures call interchangeable and a stated minimum power of 8 milliwatts.
FiiO SNOWSKY OAK NANO IEMs — read reviewA single dynamic driver in-ear monitor listed at $449.99. Its pictures give a 13.8mm dynamic driver described as beryllium-coated, a 0.78mm 2-pin connector and swappable 3.5mm, 4.4mm and Type-C DSP plugs. It suits buyers who want a choice of plugs and nozzles.
Softears Enigma Hybrid IEMs — read reviewA multi-driver in-ear monitor listed at $3,699 in one option and titled 2DD+6BA+4EST, with quadruple SONION electrostatic microdrivers per its pictures. It suits buyers who want an electrostatic and balanced armature hybrid and accept that the specification figures come from pictures.
FiiO EH13 Bluetooth ANC Headphones — read reviewA Bluetooth over-ear headphone with a 40mm dynamic driver, 16Ω impedance and a 3.5mm wired mode, listed at $49.99 in black or beige. It suits buyers who want LDAC, hybrid ANC and a cable fallback, with every specification figure taken from the page's pictures.
Moondrop Edge Wireless Headphones — read reviewA wireless headphone listed at $89.99 in grey, white or green. Its pictures give Bluetooth 5.4 with SBC, AAC and LDAC, a USB-C port, up to 48 hours of playback with ANC off and five built-in tunings in an app. It suits buyers who want LDAC and app-selected tunings.
FiiO FT1 Closed-Back Headphones — read reviewA closed-back over-ear headphone with a 60mm dynamic driver and wood ear cups, listed at $159.99 in two wood options. Its pictures give 32Ω impedance and show 3.5mm and 4.4mm cables in the parts list. It suits wired listeners who want a closed back and a balanced cable option.
SIVGA ANSER Open-Back Headphones — read reviewAn open-back over-ear headphone with a 50mm dynamic driver and wood housings, listed at $219. Its pictures give 38±15%Ω impedance, a 3.5mm connector, a 2.0M±0.2M cable and a hemp carrying bag. It suits listeners who want a wired open-back headphone.
Moondrop NiceBuds Wired Earbuds — read reviewWired flat-headed earbuds with a 15.4mm dynamic driver and a 3.5mm stereo plug, listed at $9.99 as the black option with no microphone. It suits buyers who want a 3.5mm wired earbud and accept specification figures taken from the page's pictures.
DUNU VIVALDI Open-Ear Earphones — read reviewA wireless open-ear earphone with Bluetooth 5.3, listed at $39.99 in grey or black. Its pictures give AAC and SBC, 8 Hours of music time, an 18x11mm driver unit and an IP54 rating. It suits buyers who want an open-ear design, which the pictures describe with ear hooks.
Moondrop Space Travel 2 Ultra TWS — read reviewTrue wireless earbuds with a 13mm single-magnetic planar driver, listed from $39.99, with magnetic-case and leather-case options at higher prices. Per the pictures they add Bluetooth 6.0 with SBC, AAC and LDAC, ANC and dual-device connection. It suits buyers who want a planar driver and LDAC.
FiiO JIEZI USB-C DAC/Amp — read reviewA FiiO USB Type-C dongle DAC and headphone amp listed with a 3.5mm jack at $14.99 in Red or Gold. Its pictures give at least 49mW+49mW at 16Ω and 34mW+34mW at 32Ω; the pictures read give no figure for higher loads.
FiiO SNOWSKY Tiny A and B DAC/Amp — read reviewTwo plug-in DAC and headphone amp versions in one listing at $26.99, in Black or Silver. Per the pictures, the Tiny A has a 3.5mm jack plus a Type-C charging port and the Tiny B has 3.5mm and 4.4mm jacks; no output power figure was read.
Softears S01 Type-C to 3.5mm USB DAC — read reviewA portable USB DAC from Softears with a Type-C to 3.5mm connection, listed at $25. The two readable pictures give a weight of about 4.3g and describe a non-metallic injection-molded shell and a braided cable, but give no output power, DAC chip or sample rate.
KINERA Celest CD-3 USB-C DAC/Amp — read reviewTwo jacks, 3.5mm single-ended and 4.4mm balanced, sit on this USB Type-C DAC and amp, listed at $29.99 in Black or White. Its pictures list KT02H20 + OPA97220 as the DAC chip and give 30mW and 120mW at 32Ω, though the spec table prints the load as @320.
Moondrop FreeDSP Mini USB-C DAC/Amp — read reviewPriced at $39.99, this USB-C DAC and amp has a 3.5mm single-ended jack. A pictured table gives 80+80mW at 16Ω and 2Vrms, and the pictures describe app and web EQ tuning, so it suits listeners who want to adjust EQ from an Android app or a web page.
FiiO KA15 Dual CS43198 DAC/Headphone Amp — read reviewPer its pictures, two CS43198 chips and a 0.96-inch IPS screen sit in this DAC and headphone amp, listed at $109.99 in Black or Blue. The pictures read give 560mW+560mW per channel from the balanced output with D.Mode on but print no load, so it suits a listener who wants an on-unit screen and PEQ.
iBasso DC07PRO USB DAC/Amp — read reviewA USB portable DAC and amp listed at $199 in black or silver. Its pictures give four CS43131 DAC chips, 4.4mm balanced and 3.5mm single-ended outputs and 510mW+510mW at 16Ω from the 4.4mm output. It suits buyers who want both plug types in one unit.
SHANLING UP6 Bluetooth DAC/Amp — read reviewA portable Bluetooth DAC and amp listed at $199 in gray. Its pictures give dual ES9069Q DAC chips, 3.5mm single-ended and 4.4mm balanced outputs, and 626mW at 32Ω from the 4.4mm output on high gain. It suits buyers who want Bluetooth and a USB DAC mode in one unit.
iBasso Nunchaku USB DAC/Tube Amp — read reviewA USB DAC and amp listed at $299 in grey or red, whose pictures name dual CS43198 DACs, two Raytheon JAN6418 vacuum tubes and a Class AB output, with separate TUBE and AB figures. It suits buyers who want a tube option in a USB unit; 525mW at 32Ω is listed from the 4.4mm output in TUBE mode.
xDuoo XD05 BASIC2 DAC/Headphone Amp — read reviewA portable USB and Bluetooth DAC and headphone amp listed at $299. Its pictures give a CS43131 DAC chip, 750mW at 32Ω from the headphone output, a 3.7V/3000mAh battery and a replaceable op-amp chip. It suits buyers who want a battery unit that can also run on DC power.
xDuoo XD05T DAC/Headphone Amp — read reviewA portable DAC and headphone amp listed at $549 whose pictures describe two miniature vacuum tubes in a tube and transistor hybrid circuit, dual ES9039Q2M DACs and a 6000mAh battery. It suits buyers who want balanced and single-ended outputs with power listed at 32Ω and 300Ω.
FiiO SNOWSKY Echo Mini 512MB Player — read reviewA portable music player listed at $67.99 in blue, black or pink. The one picture available gives 512MB of built-in storage and microSD cards up to 256GB, and the page text links firmware downloads. It suits buyers who plan to load music on their own microSD card.
FiiO SNOWSKY DISC Music Player — read reviewA music player listed at $99.99 in black, pink or sky blue. The pictures give a round 1.8-inch touchscreen, dual CS43131 DACs, 3.5mm and 4.4mm outputs, microSD storage up to 2TB, LDAC Bluetooth 5.4 and a 68x68x12.9mm body. Despite the DISC name, the pictures we read mention no disc drive.