Audio specialist FiiO has been launching new products at pace this year. The latest product from the brand is the new FiiO K11 R2R desktop DAC/amplifier which is perfect for those of us who like to ...

FiiO’s M33 R2R enters the ~$600 DAP segment with a discrete ladder DAC and high expectations—but key specs and Bluetooth support remain unanswered. It’s a familiar pattern: FiiO shipped more than ...

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Is the FiiO K11 R2R the most musically engaging DAC/headphone amp under $200, blending R2R texture with real-world balance at $175? This is also the moment we’re living in: desktop DAC/headphone amps ...

FiiO's new CD deck is a portable player with a powerful desktop mode and seven hours of battery-powered playback. It features an R2R DAC, Bluetooth, and is reasonably priced at $269. With streaming ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Fiio has revealed the newest member of its substantial desktop audio family, the K11 R2R.

FiiO's new K13 R2R desktop DAC and headphone amp uses a resistor ladder to deliver ultra low distortion and high accuracy. This latest model has higher output power and more connection options, for ...

While CES 2026 is booming, FiiO has quietly announced its exciting new next-gen digital audio player – the FiiO M33 R2R. The idea here is to offer flagship level, analogue-like audio quality, while ...

Earlier this summer, FiiO introduced the K15, a versatile DAC and headphone amplifier designed to be the hub for your desktop hi-fi setup. It costs $549. Now, the rising force in budget hi-fi is ...

The respected hi-fi brand claims it’s “engineered to deliver uncompromising sound quality with cutting-edge functionality.” If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn more In the last two ...

CDs are having a vinyl moment and we’re seeing a growing number of attractive and highly functional CD players to put the compact in compact disc. The latest player to tempt us to return to the 1990s’ ...