SHANLING M0 Pro Hi-Res MP3 Music Player with Bluetooth Digital Audio Player Portable Audio Player DAP Player 1

I am hard of hearing in my left ear, and I am able to balance so I can hear the music perfectly with both ears. A little pricey, but worth it. Read more

Product quality is awesome. Surely, I love the its size at the first place, and it easy to use too. The function is very understandable. Read more

I bought this as a gift and the receiver loves it however, there are issues with the AirPods Pro connecting, playing one song and then disconnecting and not playing music again until it’s restarted. Wired headphones don’t seem to have this issue. I’m not sure if it’s all Bluetooth or just the Apple variant. Read more

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So far so good. The controls are intuitive. The music sounds nice; the trebles are crisp and the bass sounds deep and rich. After 6 hours of use I am just above half charge. I have no complaints. We will see how it holds up. Read more

Bit of a learning curve is the only con I can think of. Pros, incredibly portable, storage upto 2tb, 1tb has been good for me. Paired with B&O H95s and plays well. Read more

The issue with this player is standby battery life. I generally use wired heaphones with this player and I unplug them when I'm done listening. For all intents and purposes the battery is always dead when I come back to listen again even the next morning. So whenever I'm not listening I have to keep it plugged in, which is not always convenient to do. The active battery life seems fine - but then again it's always charged to 100% when I turn it on... The user interface is fine given the constraints of the small display size. Obviously a larger screen would make the interface better but anyone reading this review has already decided they want a small-size player. And it is very small and very lightweight which is really nice. I do appreciate that they didn't try to cram in lots of buttons on this small frame - the one wheel does all that needs to be done. Frame seems to be of high quality aluminum and the display has not gotten scratched at all even with some rough handling. The sound is very good - I've listened to it with very high quality over-ear headphones and it sounds beautiful. Though I have a 256GB card in it I've only loaded 320 bit AAC files so I can't address what it would do with lossless or higher bit-rate files (if it were to support those). But to be honest super hi-res seems a bit overkill for a device like this. No doubt there is a way to load playlists onto this player from my computer. I tried a little but couldn't get it to work. Might be nice if they provided some clear instructions on how to make that work and maybe even some sample files that I could mimic. The interface is just too small to make a playlist on the device. But that's not the way I usually listen to music so I'm OK with that. Read more

I plug SR80 Grado unbalanced phones into the MO Pro and walk with the tiny unit in my hand. It is so small that I don't need a Bluetooth headphone amp to use for exercising. The MO Pro beats out other small units for something that is easily hand-held and manipulated. The sound with these phones and the EQ adjusted to my liking gives me an incredibly clear, musical enjoyment while I exercise. It is superior to anything else I have owned exclusively for this one purpose. I also like the feel of the unit in my hand with the case on. The wheel feels just right to control what it controls. I say they did a good job on this. Read more