Tronsmart Bang Max review: a modern boombox for a small party

✔ Tronsmart Bang Max review: a modern boombox for a small party
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Today I want to talk about a modern boombox Tronsmart Bang Max, which surprises both with its dimensions and total output power of 130 watts. And inside it there are bass, midrange and tweeter separately for the left and right channels, and not, as it is common nowadays, to separate only the middle frequencies. And to enhance the effect, we have added two impressive-sized passive radiators on the sides. Naturally, there is water protection, up to 24 hours of autonomous work, AUX, flash drives and cards are supported, and in the special inputs you can connect a microphone and electric guitar at once. That is, it's also a combo for home or street improvisations. It's a very curious model, and we'll dwell on it in detail.

Tronsmart Halo 200 review: a powerful wireless speaker with great bass

✔ Tronsmart Halo 200 review: a powerful wireless speaker with great bass
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Having dealt with inexpensive solutions from Tronsmart, it's time to take on something more interesting, for example, the senior in the lineup wireless speaker Halo 200. Where, in addition to significantly increased dimensions, we are offered IPX4 water protection, 18 hours battery, light music, AUX and flash drive support, 3 bands of active speakers, as well as the ability to use the device for karaoke or as a combo for two electric guitars.

KZ PR3 review: third-generation magneto-planar headphones

✔ KZ PR3 review: third-generation magneto-planar headphones
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As everyone knows, the company Knowledge Zenith has already released at least three models of magneto-planar headphones and all of them without exception have become hits of their price segment. And really, just for a few thousand rubles to get a real isodynamic sound is some nonsense. And KZ is not going to stop, gradually perfecting the tuning by means of not only passive, but also active electronic components. Otherwise, there is the same 13.2 mm driver, open back cover design and just incredibly detailed sound. That's what we're going to talk about today.

Bqeyz Wind review: hybrid headphones with bone conduction driver

✔ Bqeyz Wind review: hybrid headphones with bone conduction driver
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After quite a successful series of headphones dedicated to the seasons, the company Bqeyz took on natural phenomena. And the first model from this line (called Wind) realized in a semi-open design with two radiators, one of which is a 10 mm driver, and the second, the same diameter, bone conduction driver. They already had something similar in the Winter model, but here they largely overplayed everything. All in all, as always with Bqeyz, just the most interesting headphones, and we'll focus on them in detail.

Aful MagicOne armature headphones review: true sound magic

✔ Aful MagicOne armature headphones review: true sound magic

Headphones that are based on a single armature driver are, frankly speaking, far from rare today. They are mostly preferred by music lovers who love various heavy and super aggressive music. But, as we know, there are exceptions to every rule - one of them I propose to get acquainted with today. Aful MagicOne with its system of resonator tubes and full-range balanced radiator literally works wonders, but we have some questions for it too.

MuseHiFi M4 review: wireless DAC with AptX HD and LDAC, as well as DSD and MQA support

✔ MuseHiFi M4 review: wireless DAC with AptX HD and LDAC, as well as DSD and MQA support
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The MuseHiFi company seems to be on a roll and not about to stop. So today I propose to review their new, this time bluetooth DAC with AptX HD and LDAC codecs, which is also a large and quite powerful mobile solution with external power. The device also supports NFC, has its own microphone, two separate Type C ports for charging and data transfer, as well as the ability to switch gain modes and digital filters built into the converter. The device is really very curious, but not without pitfalls.

Shanling UA4 DAC review: royal sound and the latest technology

✔ Shanling UA4 DAC review: royal sound and the latest technology
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Shanling company, as we know, constantly keeps its nose in the wind and one of the first, if not the very first, presented us a mobile DAC on just released ultra modern chip ESS ES9069Q. Let me remind you that ES9068 was used to produce stationary solutions of pre-flagship and even flagship level. So, despite the fact that it was already a lot, the manufacturer has additionally invested in a fully balanced circuit on two proprietary amplifiers Ricore RT6863, equipped the device with a small OLED display, placed it all in a metal case and equipped with a balanced and classic 3.5 mm output. And on the balance the power reaches as much as 227 mW, and on 3.5 mm - 137 mW at 32 ohm load. That is, Shanling has once again given us the newest technologies with a literally royal set of different useful functions. Yes, today we are going to talk about the new Shanling UA4 DAC.

Absolute greatness: Letshuoer S15 planar headphones review

✔ Absolute greatness: Letshuoer S15 planar headphones review
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After the phenomenal success of the Letshuoer S12 and S12 Pro in-canal headphones, the continuation of the Letshuoer S15 planar headphones seemed to come naturally, and of course it didn't take long. Today we are going to talk about a new planar model from the same manufacturer: Letshuoer S15. But now these are not usual planars, but a magneto-planar driver cunningly combined with a passive module of our own design. That is, there are two drivers inside, but the second one is not connected to anything and works, so to speak, on feedback. This is a very curious solution, and we will dwell on it in detail today.