mp3 player

Latest Tests: mp3 player

Soundcore Rave 3S

1 year ago Sven Opitz

Soundcore Rave 3S

4 / 5

The Soundcore Rave 3S brings two wireless mics, Bluetooth 5.3, vocal effects, and a deep bass profile. But how well does it perform at higher volumes?

Shokz OpenSwim Pro

2 years ago Ulf Kaiser

Shokz OpenSwim Pro

3.9 / 5

The Shokz OpenSwim Pro is optimised for mobile use, especially for sports, and can be used both on land and in the water thanks to the integrated MP3 player.

Creative Outlier Free Pro+

3 years ago Numinos

Creative Outlier Free Pro+

3.8 / 5

Creative SXFI Air Gamer

5 years ago Maike Paeßens

Creative SXFI Air Gamer

4 / 5

Creative's SXFI Air Gamer scores points for its versatility, as these over-ears can be used both digitally and analogue via cable, wirelessly and as an MP3 player via a microSD card.

FiiO M17

5 years ago Michael Schillings

FiiO M17

5 / 5

Excellent sound thanks to the use of double DA converters, highly optimised power supply, a powerful battery for long hours of mobile music and technical components of the highest quality. These are the hallmarks of the recently released FiiO M17. An exclusive premium model with opulent features that represents the latest state of the art portable technology which is worthy of a special recommendation!

iBasso DX 240

5 years ago Michael Schillings

iBasso DX 240

5 / 5

iBasso offers a really special edition with the DX 240. Exceptional sound reproduction is paired with interchangeable amplifier modules and ample connectivity. This player offers pure luxury both at home and on the move and thus receives our unconditional recommendation.

FiiO M11 Plus LTD

5 years ago Michael Schillings

FiiO M11 Plus LTD

5 / 5

With the M11 Plus LTD, FiiO has made a major sonic leap. Audiophile sound quality is no longer exclusively reserved for at-home listening. This portable device, which can also be used excellently at home, plays every format with an ease and nonchalance that is beyond reproach and deserves an unqualified recommendation.

Shanling M3X

5 years ago Michael Schillings

Shanling M3X

4.5 / 5

The 2001 invention of iPods was a brilliant thing. Suddenly you were able to listen to your own music library on the go. With the appearance of smartphones and their ability to store your music library, this kind of specialised portable music player initially disappeared from the shelves. For some years now, however, they have been made a comeback, offering a wealth of technical possibilities that are almost as good as home stereo systems, focusing on increased sound quality. Has the portable music player's time come again?

5 years ago Peter Schloßnagel

Astro A50

3.9 / 5

The fourth generation of the gaming headset A50 from Logitech subsidiary Astro aims to impress with meaningful innovations. However, the manufacturer still offers two different versions – for Playstation or Xbox. The only difference between the two models is the colour of the printed labels and the software. Xbox users also benefit from a Dolby Atmos licence that is valid for two years. Both are compatible with Windows and macOS computers. Fans who own both Sony and Microsoft game consoles do not have to buy both versions – it suffices to purchase the base station to achieve full platform compatibility.

Electro-Harmonix EHX NYC Cans

6 years ago Maike Paeßens

Electro-Harmonix EHX NYC Cans

3.9 / 5

Electro-Harmonix, an established US manufacturer for effects devices, also has inexpensive, wireless on-ears in its range. The NYC Cans support Bluetooth standard 5.0 and also have a 3-button remote for device control. These foldable and therefore easily transportable headphones are also equipped with an MP3 player, which optionally allows use independent of Smartphones and the like.

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