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HiBy R8 II Aluminum Alloy Ver.

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$1124.25 $2898 In stock

Portable concert hall|Premium aluminum alloy frame|Hi-End Ultrasuede® back panel|Class A / AB dual amp circuits|Darwin-MPA architecture|Turbo mode|DSD1024 / PCM1536kHz / 32bit|12000mAh high-capacity battery|8+256GB storage

Each order comes with a complimentary R8 II Suede Leather Case($59).

Best Match: HiBy R8 II AL+HiBy Zeta IEMs
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Grace ★★★★★

That Class A amp mode makes my IEMs sound noticeably warmer and more open than my old dongle ever did. Turbo mode does eat the battery faster, but with a 12000mAh cell I still get through a full day of listening. The aluminum frame feels solid without being a brick in my pocket.

Owen ★★★★★

Swapped over from a cheaper player and the difference in staging is honestly wild — Turbo mode with my HD800s feels like the band is sitting in the room. The aluminum frame has some real heft to it, though the 12000mAh battery means I only charge it every few days.

Stella ★★★★★

Class A mode eats battery but the sound is worth it — I'm getting maybe 7 hours before needing a charge. That 12000mAh cell is no joke though, topped it up twice on a week-long trip and it still had juice.