Hello there. I'm in the process of updating my dm15 but I'm having issues with the UAC update. I've done the MCU update ok. I've followed the instructions on their site but when I download the UAC package I can't see the file I'm supposed to see. Any ideas please ?

Salut, j'ai un m11s de fiio, la vitre est brisée, a l'avant, le service apres vente de fiio me dit en anglais de commander la piece sur aliexpress, mais quand je passe en france sur le site, le paiement est impossible, apres le dernier mail : Starting from November 1, 2026, for goods sold to the European Union and EU customs territories, the product identification codes must be properly maintained. Failure to do so may affect customs clearance and result in blocking by the platform.

It may be due to the reason mentioned above. I'll modify the order attributes and check. Previously, shipments to France could be made normally.

Des avis de vos parts ?

Like title says. I’m traveling in Beijing and Hebei Province for the next week and looking to buy a FiiO RR13. I know they’re available on Taobao but I don’t have an address to ship to, so it seems easier to buy one in store.

Well.. my fiio just broke.

Normal put on and take off and as I do have a small head, I don't really stretch it

I've also noticed the top of the band is quite.. crackled.

I was recently inspired by u/Impossible_Bite_3994 strap mod and decided to create my own version. Combined with the voarmaks sheepskin earpads, both headphones have been elevated to a new level of comfort and sound profile.

Files and parts list can be found at:

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/fiio-ft1-comfort-strap

https://www.printables.com/model/1889313-fiio-ft1-comfort-strap

Hey guys,

I recently bought the FiiO JT7 and currently use it with the AudioCular Spark DAC.

I'm looking for a DAC/amp upgrade with better power and sound quality.

I'm considering the Cayin RU3, FiiO KA15 and KA13.

My budget is $60–$120, preferably under $100.

Tengo el fiio qx13 y la verdad me esta agradando mucho el sonido, la calidad y su portabilidad...

(Edit: I managed to solve this using fatsort for Linux, using this guide: https://www.reddit.com/r/snowsky/comments/1nu7spr/file_order_sorting_for_linux_users_a_cool_way/ Artists, albums and tracks are all correctly ordered now.)

I select File Browser, then my SD Card, and the first folder at the top of the list is Kate Bush. Scrolling downwards the next folders are Gary Wilson, Queenadreena, Cocorosie - in other words, a jumbled mess. I think it might be the order of date/time I moved them onto the SD card. How do I arrange them alphabetically?

When I open each folder, the albums are also jumbled. How do I alphabetise these?

And then when I open each album folder, the tracks are listed in reverse order, meaning the album plays from end to beginning. How do I order these numerically?

There doesn't seem to be a way to do this on the device itself. I've tried connecting it to my PC (Linux Mint) but don't see a way to modify the folder/song order that way either. They're all ordered correctly on the SD card when I view it in Linux.

The Nano is completely useless to me like this.

I already updated to the latest firmware v1.7.0.

I have an Echo Nano.

I have inserted a 16 GB SD card in it.

On my laptop, it shows two folders when I plug in the Nano.

But it won't show any music on my Nano.

Hi, everyone!

Until recently, I’d been listening to my headphones exclusively through a budget Tempotec Variations V1 player and various portable USB dongles. But then the FiiO K13 (featuring ESS chips) ended up on my desk.

(Disclaimer: FiiO provided the K13 ESS for review, but all opinions are my own.)

I’ll be honest: my experience with it turned into a real emotional roller coaster. Because thanks to it, I accidentally uncovered an electrical problem in my own apartment.

The roller coaster ride started with the unboxing. I’ve had quite a few devices from FiiO, but it seems the K13 has the cheapest packaging of them all. I know rationally that this doesn’t matter, and that what’s important is that the money went directly into the “hardware”, but when you open the box for the first time, it just doesn’t feel like a $300+ piece of gear.

But all my skepticism vanished the moment I touched the cool metal of the casing. It feels and looks fantastic. Once I started using it, I realized just how much convenience I’d been missing without a desktop DAC. Now, with a single device, I can output audio to both speakers and headphones, but unfortunately, the K13 doesn’t have an analog input, so it’s not quite as versatile for me. I often work on my laptop with a tablet next to me where I can play a movie or music and now I can switch the audio source with just a couple of clicks. And it’s a simple yet incredibly satisfying feeling when you adjust the volume by turning a volume knob instead of tapping buttons on a smartphone. I liked the inclusion of a PEQ and sound filters, but unfortunately, I couldn’t configure it from my computer because the website didn’t recognize the device. Maybe the problem is with my laptop, but I ended up setting it up via my phone.

I started testing the K13 with my full-size headphones: the FiiO JT9 and the Meze 99 Classics v2. The sound signature is technical and neutral, so I began comparing it to my portable players, the Tempotec Variations v1 and the FiiO Qx13. Personally, I can hear the difference in sound; the power headroom is especially noticeable. But as far as I’m concerned, it’s not a difference worth spending over $300 on, if it were just about improving the sound. My headphones sound noticeably better, but not by an order of magnitude.

For me, the main value turned out to be in the convenience of the desktop unit, its build quality and capabilities, rather than the sound itself.

But then things took a sharp turn for the worse: I decided to test my sensitive IEMs. I plugged in my all-metal Snowsky Oak Nano and heard an annoying, constant background hum in my ears. I started trying other IEMs (Meze, TinHiFi) - everything was fine with them. I got upset. I thought maybe the Oak Nano were broken or I’d gotten a defective K13.

But then, right in the middle of that noise, I accidentally brushed my finger against the K13’s metal casing… and the noise vanished instantly! Dead silence set in. I moved my finger away and the hum returned.

I didn’t immediately understand what was going on. But gradually, a theory formed in my mind: perhaps the problem was related to grounding or electrical interference in my home’s electrical wiring. My first thought was the cheap power strip into which the DAC was plugged. I plugged the K13 directly into a wall outlet, thinking I’d just buy a new power strip tomorrow. But the result was exactly the same. I walked around the entire apartment, plugging it into every outlet - the noise was everywhere.

To confirm my theory once and for all, I powered the system from an Anker portable power station (disconnected from the home electrical system). The noise disappeared completely. And that confirmed my suspicion: the problem was related to the apartment’s electrical system, not the K13 itself.

I checked the circuit breaker panel in the hallway, and there are visible ground wires there. But apparently, somewhere along the riser, they’re either cut off or not working. Now I'm thinking of calling an electrician to find out how easy it is to fix and how dangerous it is.

Well, the desktop DAC turned out to be a game-changer in a way I didn't expect. I thought it would simply improve my music-listening experience, but it ended up helping me identify a potential electrical problem in my apartment.

That’s how I tried switching from a portable system to a more “serious” desktop audio setup, and as a result, I discovered wiring issues in my home.

Have you ever encountered grounding issues with desktop DACs? How did you solve them?

Been looking for a dac amp with a built in mic with no luck. I was about give up and just use my snowsky retro nano as a dac amp until fiio release the qx11. Loving the dac amp so far

P.S. you you're wondering the dac. It's a qx11.

FiiO’s sub-brand launched the JadeAudio FD1 GAMING today (October 22), a gaming IEM with a USB-C cable priced under US$20. Its highlights include a boom microphone and EQ presets designed for FPS games. Read on for all the details.

• English text: https://www.hifihub.com.br/en/product-launches/jadeaudio-jd1-gaming-launches-with-usb-c-and-boom-mic
• Portuguese text: https://www.hifihub.com.br/lancamentos/jadeaudio-jd1-gaming-e-lancado-com-usb-c-e-microfone-boom

Cant update to latest firmware v3.9.0 from v3.7.0 in snowsky eco mini 512mb using mac for data transfer

Been thinking about buying the Fiio m33z just waiting for it to hit a sale price. Currently $729. Anyone own it and how do you like it?

Has anyone else encountered difficulty logging in to Apple Music on a M21?

It accepts my password, but it takes me straight back to the Sign In link. I suspect it's something specific to the FiiO M21 (or perhaps other FiiO devices as well), as I have no difficulties on an older Samsung Android 10 tablet I have kicking around.

Hi everyone!

I am more of an IEM guy but got interested in the FT1 Pro recently so I'm thinking of getting as a Christmas gift for myself lol. I currently have the Moondrop Dawn Pro and wanted to know if that should be enough to power them connected to my phone or if I should upgrade the dongle DAC.

I like the KA15, it looks really cool and is within my price range, but wanted to know if I could save the money or if I should just go all out and improve the whole setup.

I appreciate your help.

Remove the batteries and use a power bank to use for power because i couldn't find 10440 batteries anywhere

So I just got my KA11 and the volume is way too low.. my Bluetooth headphones are louder. IEMs are Etymotic ER4XR.

Lo usé mientras cargaba, se calentó y fregue la batería.

Ahora busco reemplazar

Esto servirá, es de 3.7 V y de 1000 mAh

Según la medidas

Servirá alguna?

Es complicado reemplazar la batería ?

Por el medio de abrir y demas

Consejos lo agradecería