Great video!!! 🤗🤗🤗 I'm going to buy me one for Christmas I really like it!!! I have from two years ago an Astell & Kerns SR25 player in red the holiday bundle I bought for Christmas two years ago I love that off center screen and I haveva Fiio M7 too. I have been wanting thisp for about a year and I'm getting this for Christmas!!! ❤️❤️❤️
@@woodbinescab yes, it has the ESS ES9018Q2C DAC/AMP which converts decoded digital audio to analogue and drives the headphone output, however the DAC is not accessible to external inputs, such as USB, only to the internal audio file player, IIRC.
I have an odd question. Does this player keep a log or history of the music you've listened to? I'm a big nerd and like to keep stats on my music listening so it would be helpful for keeping track.
In tidal I know it keeps a history but if playing your own mp3s I dont think it does (or atleast a feature I havent used) I will look further into this.
I've been searching around for a dedicated music player that I can use when helping folks with stress, with PTSD, during mediation session. I've used a cellphone and mega boom speakers, so far they work fairly well, however at times the system can glitch, dropping the "party-up" system/function, worst is that that takes place during a mediation session... so that has pushed the idea of setting up a more dedicated setup, not using a cellphone, being able to not confuse the Bluetooth if at all possible... which can happen when moving from one healing space to the other... the connection can drop, real pain getting the whole thing back on-line! wondering if you might have a suggestion of a music player that delivers good sound, that can allow loading the Bose app to run the Bose speakers or mega boom speakers and app. Maybe I'm overthinking this... would love to just be able to setup a player that will just work when I need it too... something I can also kinds of DJ too, meaning if need be I can change the song that's going to play next(or play list), I can carefully raise or lower the volume on the fly... I can load a bunch of playlists... the device can play for many hours without being charged... TIA!!!
Hello, So few questions 1. How many people are in the mediation session (how many do you want on the same points in sound). 2. Do you need to talk in headphones durring the session (tell them to breath or something)? A wired connection will give better audio and MUCH less chance of the music stopping / glitching etc. Wired in ear headphones are better than meditation, as a under $60 option I would suggest the Surfans SE01 in ear monitors amzn.to/3ZjzGmL Great sound and a HUGE value. If you want something more the Sony IER-M7 are amazing but $498 amzn.to/3YYAT2v I'm also reviewing the New Sony HD audio player next week. Its sold out / on backorder everywhere and may be a good player option at $350 but this Ruizu player amzn.to/3wcixhX is amazing for about $100 As far as a little mixer I use he AU-AM200-S1 amzn.to/3XFMrH0 I hope this helps some, If over the ear headphones is your choice let me know and I have a few suggestions. There is allot of options but your budget is needed and number of people listening at once.
@@TUXXREVIEWS thanks for the info! 🙏 it can be one person up to say twenty people and the sounds via external speakers, for now anyways. 🔊 having anything in or over their ears would be distracting.👂 I think I need one of these players that allows to install the Bose app for I can link the speakers.
@@michaelscott1215 It should be easy to add in more speakers. One benefit to in the ear earbuds is you wont hear other people making sounds like coughing, shifting positions etc.
Great video.. Just bought one. Can you shuffle the entire library? I see it shuffling single album. I really hope it does or sending back. If it doesn't I could use a recommendation. Thanks!
THE most important thing is NOT the music formats, it's whether it will remember the position of a song when you turn it off so you can pick up when you turn it back on (I listen to a lot of radio plays) AND if you can navigate by folders and it plays back songs within that folder in order and then moves onto the next song when it's finished. Anything less is a waste of time and in 2023 this should be standard across the board - but it's not FFS. My old Sansa fuze worked this way so why don't newer players? Gapless playback would be ideal too. But WHY is the headphone socket on the bottom?
Your old Sansa fuse is a low capacity old school player. It was great for it's time but can't compete with modern hd audio players. I agree the head phone jack on top is perfect but many disagree. Popular reason for having it on bottom include not having the cord hang over the player and being able to dock with both power and audio out. I still prefer it on top and on a majority of my players it is. Examples Sony NW-A306 and Sony Experia 1 V
On Amazon this one amzn.to/3HvqxRE is a good under $50 choice. I has a long lasting Battery, says 20 hours but I havent had to charge mine that fast and plays lossless high quality MP3s. It comes with a memory card and earbuds too. a great deal for a small easy to pocket MP3 player. If you want something more full featured (like a cell phone) this one amzn.to/3WC0CMC is a great deal with 4 inch touch screen
There is lesser players for under $50 but not NEW ones and good luck returning defective units to sellers who are shipping from China. Great way to get a junk defective ebay unit you cant return.
I may make a video on this very topic after just a little more testing. I guess some questions for you are in order. 1. What type of music files (mp3, Flac etc) do you collect? 2. Where do you want to use your mp3player (workout, school, in the car etc). 3 type of music you like 4. Listen to full albums or single songs.
@@brunopragosa9308 I need to test further but if the user interface and ease of use is more important then I would say RUIZU but sound quality may be better on Surfans F20. Its a complication and I'm testing - more soon.
I do not think so, as a professional audio player ODM, we know the cost is mainly from Chip mainboard, the chip will decide the sound quality, good chip has a good price.
The filter roll offs have nothing to do with the end of a song fading into the next. Usual that is found in crossfade selection or something similar Also in reviews be more specific about sound quality and power quality Do your homework before you review a product
I don't understand one thing.. these output power is only 80mW. this is enough the power for headphones? why I am asking presently my dap (Xduoo X2s) output power is 250mW. Pls Reply.. Thanks
Hi, what about sound quality? Battery life? I'm asking because I'm looking for a DAP to use in office with earphones not expensive because I don't have much money to spend. I will thank you if you can help me
Im making a comparision video between this unit and the Sony NW-A306. But for the money the Ritzu is fine player with many amazing features for the price point. It doesnt have all the Sony features but I will cover this more in video.
Thanks a lot for this video bro, by the way I'm looking for digital voice recorder other than expensive zoom & tascam, does Ruizu have any digital voice recorder for band recording ??
I USE THIS ONE : amzn.to/3YCoJfx I dont believe it does voice recording but perhaps I havent seen it yet. Please click link to amazon for some additional tech specs. I will look into this as well.
I've yet to hit zero charge using daily but I have a great multi charger (reviewed here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UiAA07UzdDE.html ). I keep all my players pluged in when not in use.
paid MP3s yes, ones that are not really yours (downloaded from apple subscription) you would need to check with apple but since its a android player I would think you just go to google play store and download itunes. etc.
This player is no good. It has background noise in the quiet parts of songs and on FLAC files I hear popping noises. The volume knob is wonky too it only works sometimes...
Yours sounds defective, did you buy from my link on Amazon? The volum knob should be nice tension with a little click - not wonky. As far as the background noise that could be many things. I would first try a diffrent pair of headphones.
@@MobileDecay Some sounds I cant control but perhaps I missed something I can control sound wise. can you give me a time stamp (or two) of the sound at its worse. Also in the spirit of trouble shooting do you hear this same sound at the same time stamps on diffrent hardware?
