Hiby R1
Hiby R1
Hiby R1

Hiby

Hiby R1

$119 $119

HiBy Music's R1 is one's ideal first music player. As affordable as a portable USB DAC dongle, it's R1's standalone features as a DAP that stand out.

MOONSTAR Reviews rates it highly as your first dedicated device to play your music on. HiBy packs its own battery meaning you won't need to deplete that of your everyday mobile devices. 

HiBy use R1's battery to good effect, building a full audio circuit around it. You'll hear the upgrade proper PCB space and a dedicated power supply yields.

From the outset, you'll find out what 'Hi-Fi' sound is about, through its Cirrus Logic CS43131 DAC.

With specially-developed audiophile digital filters aboard R1's DAC– coded for their audio reproduction fidelity and not cost – you'll hear the difference versus your regular mainstream Bluetooth buds and PC outputs. 

R1 also achieves high playback bandwidth, essential if phase response in the human hearing range for taut, snappy dynamics is to be preserved. Instruments and voices will sound lifelike for the first time, with transient reproduction all phase and timing intact.

Come and reap the benefits from one of Sennheiser's single dynamic driver IE200 and IE600 earphones. Also check out the rest of HiBy's other releases here, or view our other DAPs here.

$119

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HiBy R1

* What is the Hiby R1? (Quick Intro)
* What it is: A small, budget-friendly music player.
* Who it's for: People wanting better sound than their phone without spending a lot, good for listening on the go.
* The Good Stuff (Pros):
* Sounds Good for the Price: Clear and detailed music.
* Tiny & Light: Super easy to carry around.
* Amazing Battery Life: Lasts a very long time.
* Nice Screen: Bright and clear for its size.
* Easy on the Wallet: Great value.
* Modern Touches: USB-C charging.
* The Not-So-Good Stuff (Cons):
* Software Can Be Quirky: Might find some odd things in the menus or features (e.g., making playlists, no easy "back" button).
* Plastic Build: It's light, but doesn't feel super premium (though solid for the price).
* Sound Might Be Bright for Some: If you have sensitive ears or bright headphones, it could be a bit sharp.
* Not for Big Headphones: Best with easier-to-power earphones (IEMs).
* Bluetooth Hiccups? Some users reported minor issues.
* Using It - Key Things to Know:
* Sound: Describe its main sound character (e.g., "clear and detailed," "a bit bright"). How does it make your music sound?
* Design & Controls: How does it look and feel? Are the buttons and touchscreen easy to use? Is the software (HiByOS) generally simple to navigate?
* Battery: How long did it actually last for you?
* Other Features: Briefly mention anything else important, like Bluetooth performance or using it as a USB DAC with your computer.
* Is It Worth Your Money? (Conclusion)
* Your overall opinion.
* Would you recommend it, and to whom? (e.g., "Great first music player," or "Perfect for IEM users on a budget").

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Customer Reviews

Based on 1 review
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Desingu Jegan
HiBy R1

* What is the Hiby R1? (Quick Intro)
* What it is: A small, budget-friendly music player.
* Who it's for: People wanting better sound than their phone without spending a lot, good for listening on the go.
* The Good Stuff (Pros):
* Sounds Good for the Price: Clear and detailed music.
* Tiny & Light: Super easy to carry around.
* Amazing Battery Life: Lasts a very long time.
* Nice Screen: Bright and clear for its size.
* Easy on the Wallet: Great value.
* Modern Touches: USB-C charging.
* The Not-So-Good Stuff (Cons):
* Software Can Be Quirky: Might find some odd things in the menus or features (e.g., making playlists, no easy "back" button).
* Plastic Build: It's light, but doesn't feel super premium (though solid for the price).
* Sound Might Be Bright for Some: If you have sensitive ears or bright headphones, it could be a bit sharp.
* Not for Big Headphones: Best with easier-to-power earphones (IEMs).
* Bluetooth Hiccups? Some users reported minor issues.
* Using It - Key Things to Know:
* Sound: Describe its main sound character (e.g., "clear and detailed," "a bit bright"). How does it make your music sound?
* Design & Controls: How does it look and feel? Are the buttons and touchscreen easy to use? Is the software (HiByOS) generally simple to navigate?
* Battery: How long did it actually last for you?
* Other Features: Briefly mention anything else important, like Bluetooth performance or using it as a USB DAC with your computer.
* Is It Worth Your Money? (Conclusion)
* Your overall opinion.
* Would you recommend it, and to whom? (e.g., "Great first music player," or "Perfect for IEM users on a budget").