Potential for huge storage, Wide file compatibility, MQA support, Smart, minimalist design, Comprehensive Android OS, Clean and intuitive interface, Big, clear and spacious sound,
Case edges feel a little sharp, Rivals offer more subtlety, drive and rhythmic cohesion, Lacks outright punch and solidity,
To its rivals, the Onkyo DP-X1 is the annoying friend who has everything.Its storage potential, of 432GB, arguably may as well be unlimited; it'll play almost anything from MP3s to DSD 11.2Mhz files; and it has the advantage of MQA compatibility. For feat...
Published: 2018-04-02, Author: Bình , review by: topnewreview.com
Abstract: The DP-X1 is Onkyo's take on the personal hi-res audio player, but as Ed Selley notes, there's more to it than just a measured performance with tunes Not content with making an AV receiver for all occasions, Onkyo has been busy beefing up its music creden...
Abstract: High-end audio is still a niche market, but as of late we've been seeing the genre inching further and further into the mainstream. For instance, several of the well-known headphones we've covered this year, including some of the best noise canceling hea...
Stellar sound, with dual DACs and dual amps, 2.5mm output for balanced headphones, Beautiful, fluid, intuitive interface
Inconsistent battery life, Bulky and heavy, Pricey
Onkyo's DP-X1 music player is an all-star musical performer. It can play the latest high-resolution audio formats and drive high-end,balanced headphones too...
The DPX1 can drive any headphone, The DPX1 can play any digital format, The player has a lot of file storage capacity, It uses an open Android operating system
The DPX1's open Android OS can be bricked by "rogue" unsupported apps, The battery can be drained if left in pause mode overnight, The DPX1 does not come with a protective case
If you are the kind of consumer who likes to buy a device and hold on to it for at least three years, almost all the current portable players (none of which support MQA) could feel like less-than-stellar values. Enter the Onkyo DP-X1: it supports all curr...
We love the AK Jr for its portability, strong feature set, and clean interface, but its sluggish responsiveness taints an otherwise great high-resolution audio value...
Abstract: Onkyo is a household name when it comes to A/V receivers; but in the world of digital audio players dominated by Apple, Sony, and Astell&Kern, Onkyo's DP-X1 is nothing more than a brash upstart. But take note, the DP-X1 isn't some minor league punk. On th...
Published: 2016-11-09, Author: Theo , review by: pcworld.in
Abstract: Onkyo is a household name when it comes to A/V receivers; but in the world of digital audio players dominated by Apple, Sony, and Astell&Kern, Onkyo's DP-X1 is nothing more than a brash upstart. But take note, the DP-X1 isn't some minor league punk. On th...
Abstract: Beginner Tier (under $1,000)Lotoo PAW5000$438Onkyo DP-X1$999These are the players that will begin your inevitable spiral into expensive audio equipment.The Lotoo PAW5000 (left) is a small, portable player which sports a 2.5mm balanced line out for better...
