Testseek.com have collected 24 expert reviews of the iFi Audio Nano iDSD headphone amplifier and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for iFi Audio Nano iDSD headphone amplifier.
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Abstract: Following an animated video sequence and advice to turn on sound for more atmospheric appreciation, you arrive at the game's main title screen which allows you to make various adjustments to the gaming environment and check out the bonus items. Along with...
Abstract: My credentials as a full-on audiophile, such as they might have been, were comprehensively blown at the beginning of this year. My audiologist revealed that my hearing starts to fall off at 1kHz and is technically classed as “severe” above around 8kHz. (T...
The price makes it hard to quibble, like other manufacturers it would be nice to have a Micro USB cable in the box, David Blumenstein, More Related Posts, Lehmann Linear D Headphone Amplifier/DAC Epiphany Acoustics EHP-02Di – Headphone Amplifier & USB DAC
iFi has created a portable workhorse of DAC/Headphone amplifier. At the price, I can heartily recommend the unit. Yes, the sound may not be to everyone's exact preference, but headphones play a big part there. A lot of factors at play here: headphones mod...
Abstract: At the launch event I noticed they were using TIDAL to beef up the quality of input but then few if any have a decent set of speakers with them while they are traveling to and from work. While we were offered the possibility of a TIDAL subscription this i...
Published: 2017-12-20, Author: Jay , review by: gadgetynews.com
Well made, Clear and simple to use, Good battery life, Excellent clarity and space, Filter and headphone options
Dynamics could be better
There is plenty to like about the iFi nano iDSD Black Label. It's on-board battery has decent stamina and it's a nice looking device.I may have been spoilt by the Chord Mojo (twice the cost of the nano) but I do feel that the nano could be more dynamic. H...
Abstract: The nano iDSD Black Label is a portable DPC (Digital to Analogue Converter) device. As its title might indicate, this product, developed by iFi, is rather compact in size and black in colour. Small enough, with dimensions of 96 x 63 x 24mm (L x W x D) an...
Published: 2014-10-26, Author: Andrew , review by: macworld.co.uk
highresolution audio playback, relatively low cost, great build quality
for the money nothing
The iFi nano iDSD serves as a great upgrade to the headphone sound of MacBooks, iPhones and iPads. It's superbly made and brings a major upgrade to CD-level sound, as well as open up the many possibilities for real high-resolution music that are now avail...
Abstract: Some of our readers have written in to ask about which reasonably priced DAC pairs the best with Campfire IEMs. Personally, in the under $200 price range, I like to pair Campfire earbuds with the iFi Nano iDSD. There are a few reasons for this, and I'll t...
Abstract: We've have a lot of Campfire fans writing in to ask about which DACs and players work best with the Campfire sound signature. And indeed, this is a tricky question. Not every great headphone and great DAC will sound fantastic as a pair. And some DACs can...
Abstract: Product Link: ifi AudioMSRP: $199 USDGrover Neville has been working quietly in the background at InnerFidelity for a while now, this is his first full review for us, so please welcome his efforts warmly.A mouthful of a name for an itty-bitty unit.Many re...
