SHANLING M0 Pro MP3 Player 2in1 Headphone DAC Amp Bluetooth App Control, 1.7 * 1.7inch Mini Digital Audio Player HD Touch Screen, Support to 2TB, USB Type-C 3.5mm Jacks,Volume Konb

I orderd a Fiio M11s and was completely disappointed. First of all, the device is quite literally, as big as a brick. It's basically worthless if you want a player you can take anywhere. If you regularly carry a phone and wallet in your pocket already, the M11s will not fit in your pocket along with those items, and if you put it in your other pocket, along with your keys, I hope you enjoy having your pants weighted down. On top of this, the sound quality was unimpressive for a $400 player: NO BASS, and had to turn the volume way up to get it to a listenable level, even with lower impedance headphones. It also skipped at the beginning of every track when listening to an album, and sometimes skipped randomly during tracks. Unacceptable for a $400 player. On top of all this, to add or delete music from this player, I had to remove the SD card, put it in an adapter, and plug it into the computer by itself, in order to add or remove songs from this device. If I plugged the player into my laptop with the SD card in it, the player would not load in my computer/would freeze up trying to load it in my computer. If i tried to eject the player, it wouldn't properly eject. If I tried to shutdown the laptop, it would stick on "logging off" and never shut down, unless I held down the power button. Also unacceptable for a $400 Player! Yes, I updated the firmware, yes the device driver installed correctly, and I did everything else I should have tried doing, but this dumb, clunky machine would freeze up Windows trying to load it as a drive. Enter the Shanling M0 Pro. I decided the M11s was not for me and to return it, and began looking for a different player. After realizing the current trend is these bigger players and that there aren't as many smaller options out there anymore, I found the M0 Pro (Previously chose the M11s over the M3 Ultra , but know now that the M3 Ultra would also have been too big for my uses). I am continually impressed by the sound quality of this little player. It has no problem driving Sennheiser HD 280 Pro, 380 Pro, 300 Pro, as well as Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro 32 Ohm. The M11s didn't sound great on any of these headphones, and had no bass on any of them. The M0 Pro sounds great on all of these phones, and has plenty of bass. On top of that, it's tiny and ultra portable. If you don't care about streaming stuff and only want to listen to your own collection in the awesome quality, in an extremely portable package, get this player. I have a 1 TB SD card in this thing, and it runs fast and smooth with NO LAG. The Fiio M3K I replaced this with would lag heavily with a 1 TB card. This is smaller and sounds better too. Overall, I am just extremely impressed with the value and performance of this little player. It sounds better than the $400 Fiio M11s and has none of the aforementioned glitches that the Fiio had. It plays all tracks in crystal clear clarity and transitions from one track to the next without any skips or hiccups. If you want an all purpose, truly portable device, with audiophile sound/are looking for an upgrade from a Fiio M3K and/or are considering the Fiio M11s vs. The Shanling M3 Ultra, save yourself the money and the trouble and just buy the Shanling M0 Pro. If you aren't using headphones that are considerably more powerful than those I mentioned (Ohms wise), you will be more than pleased with this awesomely tiny device. PRO TIPS: IF you have difficulty reading the song titles, you can see the full titles on the "now playing" screen and use the skip back and forward buttons to skip to the song title you want. I would also recommend using the "folders" menu to find the artist and album you want to listen to rather than the "my music" menu.

If you’re old school and want to load up an SD card with high resolution music files and play them through a portable player, this is a great choice. Sound quality is excellent, the compact size makes it super portable, and the solid machined aluminum body offers excellent durability. Battery life is also great. One negative: every time you plug it into a USB cable, whether it’s just for charging or connected to a PC, the players boots into a routine where it refreshes the music library. This is frustrating because it happens even if there are no new music files on the SD card. It appears to be an automatic feature baked into the operating system that cannot be deactivated. So for example when you get in your car and plug the thing in to charge it up and play some music through your stereo, you need to wait 4-5 minutes for it to scan every music file before you can play anything. Aside from this annoying and unnecessary procedure, this is otherwise a great device. The price of around $100-125 is also very affordable for a legitimate audiophile grade portable music player that is solidly built and generally works very well.

Likes -Size. Very Portable. This of course means the screen is smaller and harder to navigate music library but the trade off for me is very worth it. I have large hands and I haven't had many issues with the screen. It is very comfortable to have it in my pocket compared to my phone. I don't notice the weight at all. -Sound Quality! I had bought a Hiby r3 gen 2 and despite hours changing settings, headphones and eq, I could not get it to sound good to me. I am no audiophile but the sound felt very boxed in and stale. I have gotten the Shanling m0 pro (with some eqing) to sound almost exactly how I want it too! -Build. The Button on the side is very useful for playing/pausing/changing volumes easy. It works well and feels high quality. The whole device definitely feels high quality. -Bluetooth Connection. Again this is compared to the Hiby R3 gen 2. With the Hiby the connection was very weak! It would cut out often. The bluetooth is much stronger on the Shanling m0 pro. I really enjoy using bluetooth on it. -Screen. Album art shows clearly and the touch screen is very responsive. Dislikes -Battery Life. This is advertised to get 14 hours or whatever of play time. Mine only lasts 4-6. I use it on the most battery friendly settings (low brightness, turn bluetooth off when not using it etc.) and I still can only get 4-6 hours of music play time on it. The Battery runs out fairly quickly both while playing music but also in standby mode for me. Luckily it charges relatively fast but it's still annoying to have to plug it in to charge so often. -Freezing! This has become a big issue for me. Every once in a while my device will freeze up while playing audio! It usually happens when I'm scrolling through my playlists on my device. It won't let me click anything and the side button will stop working. This means that the music will keep playing at the volume it was at when it froze until I shut it down. It takes about 20-30 seconds to shut down and turn it back on and it is annoying because then I have to go back and find the song I want again, reconnect bluetooth, change volume etc. It sometimes won't happen for a week and it sometimes will happen multiple times in one day. The freezing issue is very annoying. Overall I am happy to have the device and would recommend it. The only things to be aware of are the battery life issue and the possibility of it freezing. However the size and sound quality make up for these flaws in my opinion!

First off this thing is awesome! It’s small enough to fit in a watch pocket or shirt pocket without realizing it’s there. It is about the size of an Apple Watch without the band. The volume knob feels really premium and the screen is just big and bright enough. The sound! Amazingly this sounds as good as my desktop dac/amp setup and can also be used as one! Low/high gain plus an after market balanced adapter has this thing easily pushing 150 ohm headphones to unbearable bliss. Battery life suffers a bit in this configuration, but using it normally with regular 3.5mm and easy to drive headphones has it lasting all day plus some. Storage up to 2 terabytes! If you want to buy a micro as card that big. But so much music on such a small device is amazing. Also regardless of how much you want on it, the Bluetooth works really well. So connecting it to your phone or laptop to stream your favorite music service is also remarkably handy. Overall this has to be the most useful and variable music player on the market. Great size, awesome sound, and wonderful battery life. Throw in all the things it can do and it’s a winner.

The good: The UI is very responsive, despite glitches and crashes. It's just fine as a USB DAC. The BT mostly works, though the range is short and it doesn't like obstructions very much. The little volume wheel has a nice clicky feel to it. Startup only takes a few seconds and a few more to get going. Scanning songs isn't automatic unless you want it to be. There are more options to configure than you'd expect, and the BT remote control app is better than using the player itself, though it disconnects often and may refuse to re-pair. The bad: The interface is pretty terrible for navigation and selecting music. All the icon and font sizes are so large that, on a folder/file/song name, you can see maybe the first word and a half. If your music is "artist - title", you won't ever see the titles in folder view. Sure, any too-long line can be made to slowly scroll by swiping on it, but only one line at a time. Also due to font size and spacing, only three or four lines worth of songs/albums/etc. fit on screen at a time, and while swipe to scroll works, you get slow, extremely fast, and nothing in between. Touchscreen, on something this tiny, is just a little hard to use no matter what. If you tend to fat-finger buttons on your phone or have big hands, you're in for a challenge. The "MP4" designation in the marketing is a bit misleading - what they mean is "AAC". It doesn't play MP4 containers with any other codec. It would never finish scanning the music I loaded onto a microsd card - it always quit somewhere in the middle, and I could never get it to finish. That made the album, artist, etc. sections a bit useless. The ugly: Battery life is not good, even with sensitive unbalanced IEMs. Playing FLAC or MP3 files, I can get maybe 10 hours with BT off, modest volume, no EQ, and leaving the screen off all day. Acting as a BT DAC, again with no EQ and modest volume, the battery is in the red at 0-1 bars (of 5) at the five or six hour mark. Charging is slow, especially given the battery size. I have no idea what conditions would get you the claimed almost 15 hours. I'm just not super happy with the battery. It gets through a work day only if I keep the screen use minimal and bluetooth off, which precludes using the remote control app - which is the only tolerable way to navigate the thing. Overall: I can only recommend this if you're okay with a short battery life, challenging UI, unreliable BT, and some minor to modest other quirks, or if you intend to strap it to a battery bank bigger than it is and use it via the (Android only) BT remote app. Edit: After being repeatedly asked by the seller via Amazon messages to up my rating, I no longer feel I can recommend this player, or anything by this brand, in good conscience.

I bought this but returned it because it started freezing up after about 3 weeks. The freezing would go away after hitting buttons and turning it on and off. The sound quality is outstanding and it is super portable. However the freezing concerned me even after resetting the music database. It's also kind of difficult to navigate and I decided to stick to my Sony NW A105 that I thought this would be good to replace it with. The Sony player doesn't freeze up but has weak battery life but I'll deal with it!

I purchased this player as a replacement for an M0 (gen1) I had misplaced and am M3s that failed (after 7 years of yeoman service). I have everything I liked about each of the other players in this little gem: the large capacity and small form factor of the M0, and the dual DACs and high quality audio - balanced or not - from the M3s. The menus are small, true, and custom EQs are hard to configure due to the scale, but the output and battery life are amazing, and my IEMs sound better even than on either of the other units. The sound is very slightly warm, but details are crisp and the dynamic range and response superb. I haven't played with the Eddict Player app yet to manage the finer tuning, although that does look promising. All in all a quality device worth every penny.

Is great so far, only some small things need to improve, such as micro and slot cover and insertion and getting out is difficult and needs special pin, also, software interface needs to enhance for better user friendly, quality of sounds is great so far, battery needs to improve for long life listening

Compacto, excelente sonido, funciona perfectamente como dac, llego un día antes de la fecha estimada y con el último firmware.

Excelente reproducción con gran calidad, pantalla pequeña de control no tan práctico sobretodo al deslizar para búsqueda de título. El botón de encendido y control de volumen es frágil. Debería incluir protector aunque SEA Silicon suave con reborde de protección al botón sin bloquear su uso.

La verdad muy exelente producto tal como lo muestran el la foto así te lo mandan

El sonido es muy bueno, pero a nivel de uso la pantalla táctil es muy problemática para las funciones sencillas que realiza. Igualmente sin un uso intenso del dispositivo, la perilla de volumen ya no responde correctamente para subir o bajar.

Exelente audio si los conecta al auxiliar. Falla un poco el Bluetooth y la pantalla le falta más tacto. Pero es un buen reproductor casi mejor que un iPod. Exelente materiales.