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Published: 2016-02-24, Author: Dave , review by: techradar.com
Fantastic sound quality, Good storage, Seriously loud
Slightly weak battery life, Awkward OS restrictions, Chunky and weighty
It terms of sound quality the M2 is a superb device, able to deliver a wide range of file formats in exquisite detail. There are a few issues, but these are more to do with general usage, so if you prioritise sound above all else you may be able to forgiv...
Abstract: Once you start the delightfully Sisyphean task of re-downloading your entire music library, you will also need a player much better than a phone or tablet to listen to it. The gorgeous Astell & Kern AK240 that I featured here last year sets the benchmark;...
Excellent sound quality, Superb weight and punch to sound, Plenty of detail, Substantial and stylish build quality, Extensive file compatibility, Easy to use, That volume dial,
Some ergonomic/design issues, Limited Android experience, Battery life could be longer, That volume dial,
This is the first portable music player we've tested at this price. Sony's NWZ-ZX1 was a smartphone-competitive £550, but the Acoustic Research M2 is in a different league.But the £900 price tag is not without justification.There are a couple of issues wi...
Published: 2018-04-02, Author: Bình , review by: topnewreview.com
Abstract: The revamped AR brand is the latest aboard the digital music player bandwagon: is the AR-M2 a worthwhile addition to the choice available, or merely a latecomer?The revitalised – or is that reinvented? – Acoustic Research brand is on a roll at the mom...
Abstract: As I write this, it's been roughly one full year since I posted part two of this series, and even longer since part one went live. Let's get it out of the way right now—I totally fell short here. Despite my high hopes for keeping up to date with the rapi...
Abstract: The most important feature I rely on with the iPhone is the A to Z buttons in the music player, which allow me to jump immediately to songs that begin with ‘A', ‘B', ‘C', etc, since I prefer to keep 2600-plus songs in the main playlist. The M2 has that...
Published: 2016-03-24, Author: John , review by: stereophile.com
Each of the four personal players I used in preparing this review offers a different combination of features: the PonoPlayer plays only audio files; the AK100 has digital input and output and can be used as a DAC; the feature-rich AK240 also adds WiFi cap...
Solid; Comes with a case built into the body; Upgradeable storage; Fantastic audio quality; Volume dial is beautifully retro;
Expensive; Mediocre screen (but you're not really here for the screen, now are you?); Android is only there for file transfers, and so while you have a great mobile operating system, Acoustic Research still doesn't let you use it;
The high-resolution media player world is a little harder to gauge than that of the iPhone and Android phone, and that tends to come back to what buyers of these gadgets are looking for.Simply put, they're looking for high-end sound deserving of high-end...
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Published: 2015-08-07, Author: Roman , review by: lite-magazin.de
Zugegeben, 1.299 Euro sind schon ganz schön happig für einen portablen Musik-Player. Wer allerdings auch unterwegs nicht auf audiophile Klänge verzichten möchte, für den sind die knapp dreizehnhundert Euro eine sinnvolle Investition. Denn mit dem AR-M2 bi...
