This music player has a 4.7-inch HD IPS screen and looks like a suped-up iPod Touch. But in 2025, FiiO, a Chinese brand, is not competing with Apple, but with rivals such as Sony, which still ...

Why, oh why, oh why oh… why would I ever leave my FiiO? How this hi-res player got me –and my music –singing again ...

With the digital revolution, MP3 players like the iPod transformed music consumption, enabling vast libraries of songs to fit in a pocket. Today, streaming services accessible via smartphones ...

A key new feature is M21, a first for Fiio's entry-level Androids. It enables you to connect to a USB-C supply and bypass the battery, delivering up to 21Vpp peak voltage and 950mW per channel into 32 ...

The thing is, most of the best portable music players tend to cost some serious cash (at least over £500/$500), and that's not always ideal in these times of economic uncertainty. A&K's sub-brand ...

If you're coming up on this celebration-worthy milestone, give yourself the gift of a little less clutter this year.

Nothing reminds you more of your childhood than your favorite toy. From Barbie to Play-Doh, check out this list of the most ...

Maxell was a brand synonymous with audio and cassette tapes thanks to an iconic ad. With the popularity of cassette tapes on ...

Maxell launched the MXCP-P100 cassette tape player, blending retro design with modern features It includes Bluetooth 5.4 for headphones, a 3.5mm jack and USB-C rechargeable batteries for 7-9 hours ...

But this isn’t an MP3 player. It’s a portable cassette player. The MXCP-P100 is launching exclusively in Japan at launch, where it sells for ¥13,000 (about $90).