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HIFI WALKER H2 High Resolution DAP Lossless Bluetooth FLAC WAV Digital Audio Player Portable with 16GB microsd Card and HD Audio Earphone (H2 High Resolution DAP)

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Delivers in-depth detailed high resolution audio. Supports distortion-free hifi music with all popular file format of Flac, Wav, WMA, MP3 and Native DSD (up to 128 bit/5.6 MHz) using the famous Texas Instruments Burr Brown PCM5102 DAC
2-way Bluetooth 4.0 supporting high-definition wireless audio (Qualcomm aptX). Either work as a sender delivers signal or as a receiver to amplify music wirelessly.
MicroSD slot supports up to 256GB and USB OTG provided for enormous storage expansion. System can handle up to 14,999 music files. Small size slides easily into and out of any pocket. Perfect to carry.
Easily navigate through the scroll wheel. Intuitively controls Play/Pause and Next/Previous with 1 finger. Line out and earphone out ports for flexible usage including in car auxiliary cable or a home audio system
High-grade zinc alloy chassis lends the player its high quality, sturdy protection. 16GB MicroSD card and a pair of high resolution earphone included.

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Brand

HIFI WALKER

Manufacturer

HIFI WALKER

Model number

Part Number

Flash Memory Installed Size

16 GB

Included Memory Card Size

16 GB

Digital Storage Capacity

256 GB

Card Reader

MicroSD

Hardware Interface

MicroSD, Bluetooth 4.0

Standing screen display size

2 Inches

Colour Screen

Supported Image Type

JPEG

Voltage

3.7 Volts

Batteries Included

Yes

Batteries Required

Battery Cell Composition

Lithium Polymer

Wireless Type

Bluetooth

Supported Standards

MP3, DSD, DSF, APE, FLAC, WMA, WAV, OGG

Memory Card Slot

Micro SD

Includes Rechargable Battery

Remote Control Included?

Product Dimensions

9 x 5.5 x 1.5 cm; 151.95 Grams

Item Weight

152 g

Manufacturer

HIFI WALKER

ASIN

B072C4YPCG

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Batteries

Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Date First Available

19 March 2018

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655 ratings

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Specifications: Model: H2 Dimensions: 90*55*15mm Product Weight: 152g Display: 2.0 Inches 320*240 TFT Display Battery: 1300mAH/3.7V Li-ion Battery. Micro USB 5V/1A Input Supported Audio File Format: DSF (2.8MHz/ 1bit) (DSD) DFF (2.8MHz/ 1bit)(DSD) WAV (192KHz/64bit) APE (192KHz/24 bit) FLAC（192KHz/24bit） MP3（48KHz/16bit） WMA (192KHz/24bit) OGG(48KHz/16bit) Aif（Aiff） (384KHz/32 bit) AAC（48KHz/16bit） THD: <0.008% SNR: 103dB@1KHz，±2dB Frequency Response Range: 20Hz-20KHz Nominal Impedance: 8 ~ 150 Ohm Headphone Port: 3.5mm Port

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Robert Warner

Quality

Reviewed in Australia on 28 June 2019

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Very nice indeed

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Handy Walkman

Reviewed in Australia on 26 May 2019

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Mario

Davvero un bel lettore

Reviewed in Italy on 5 September 2018

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Parto con una premessa. Sono un amante della musica, ho sempre avuto lettori Sony, da quello a cassette, ma da quando sono usciti questi smartphone ho abbandonato il classico lettore. Sono passato pima per un Sony xperia Z3 che non sfigurava essendo anche Hi-res audio e non mi potevo lamentare, ora ho un LG v30 e vi posso assicurare che va bene con le sue B&O. Ma sentivo l'esigenza di trovare provare qualcosa in più. Mi metto alla ricerca, spulcio vari forum e noto questo H2 che trovo in offerta. Mi dico basta, e lo prendo. La confezione è molto curata e comprende lettore, cavetto USB/Micro USB, manuale anche in italiano, gli auricolari in ear e una Sd da 16gb della Sandisk. Il lettore si presenta molto compatto,con uno schermo ampio e luminoso, vetro anche dietro. legge di tutto,io uso prevalentemente file .flac. Comodo il fatto che riprende la canzone da dove la si è interrotta, oppure si può impostare di farla ripartire dall'inizio. Ci sono 7 livelli di equalizzatori, 3 tipi di sfondi/colori del menù. La batteria è infinita, sono arrivato a 10gg usandolo 3/4 ore al giorno.Lato negativo, è un po pesante, sotto la luce del sole lo schermo non si riesce a vedere bene e avendo vetro anche dietro certe volte risulta scivoloso. Gli auricolari che sono usciti nella confezione fanno il loro dovere, sono ben bilanciati, suonano forte e non hanno sfigurato con delle Bose soundsport che hanno più bassi.Ho provato delle HIFIman He400 e capisci che le cuffie ti aprono un mondo di suoni unico. Concludo dicendo che mi sto trovando bene, un ottimo lettore audio ad alta definizione, lo uso anche col bluetooth e va benissimo,lo consiglio, però abbinato ad un paio di cuffie di alto livello per apprezzare a pieno la qualità audio.

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Martin @ UK

The good, the bad and the, erm not so good.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 23 April 2018

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The device is solidly build with a robust aluminium case. Not flimsy as some other devices on the market. It has good audio quality (as far as I can tell without perfect hearing). It has better dynamic range than a device I previously owned (in the same price range, from a big manufacturer of consumer electronics). It has line and volume controlled outputs. (A feature the other device lacked.) I does not have any annoying volume limiter (which is completely pointless if you use an external amplifier or high impedance headphones such as Sennheiser's).
The device supports up to 256 Gigabytes of SD card which is plenty. But then the indexing system limits itself to 15 thousand songs. With MP3s of an average of 5 Megabytes, an SD card of that size allows 50 thousand songs. Only to be capped to 15 thousand by a firmware limitation.
Firmware is really what hampers an otherwise great piece of hardware. When I first started the device with MP3s on SD card present, it would not show any titles in the Category menue. A toggling of the "Music-Scan" option (from automatic to manual and back) did not do a thing. This feature, by the way, is not even explained in the English language manual. It is mentioned in the German one, but not explained. Following suggestions on this site, I removed and re-inserted the SD card - which did the trick. It found the expected number of titles (my library still contains less than 15 thousand, thank you very much). Having to remove and re-insert the SD on a life device is counter intuitive. Anyone who knows a little about transactions and filesystems would instinctively avoid doing such a thing.
At this point I was able to browse by category as most of my MP3 files contain IDv3 tags. Selecting the Artist item, one is able to select one of the albums of said artists. Selecting Album gives a flat list of all albums on the device. It would be marvelous to be able to jump by character of alphabet, as scrolling hundreds of items is tiresome. But still this feature is useable. Then we get to Genre. A per genre flat list of files. Are you kidding? Maybe here we got the reason for the limit of 15 thousand titles. The batterie would run out before scrolling to the end .... Clearly not a well thought out feature. There is no category "Release Year" which I greatly miss.
All this could be solved by well designed firmware.
The user manual does not really deserve that term. It is very brief and does not touch key points like "Music-Scan". It is fair, paper copies being kept brief. The 16 GByte SD card which was kindly included in the kit, contains PDFs for various language manuals. One had hoped these were more detailed. Not so. The published did not even have the decency to create proper books. The PDFs are a single page - like for a flyer. One has to zoom to individual topics to be able to read - what is a identical copy of the paper booklet supplied in the first place.

Summary: great device let down by badly thought out firmware and insufficient documentation.

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C. fones

Very poor updates. Buy something else!,

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 14 January 2018

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Nice unit! Pathetic update only available in ntfs. Unrecognisable in U.K.!, Need fat 32 in U.K. wasted 7 hours trying to do so! Untill this option is available buy something with good after sales downloads and updates. As plenty available. 1 star for good reason!,,

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Cactus33

(Presque) Parfait !!

Reviewed in France on 25 March 2018

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Comparaison faite avec le redoutable lecteur MP3 SANSA FUZE (accusant 10 ans de bons et loyaux services), voici mes impressions sur ce HW- H2 :

*Une bien grosse tartine épaisse et lourde, certes (alliage zinc), mais solide : 90*55*15mm pour 150g.
*Mise en route en 8 secondes après l’allumage. Petite Led bleue de fonctionnement.
*Molette uniquement rotative crantée pour dérouler les menus, dépourvus des touches directionnelles, manquant de fluidité aux toutes premières manipulations (légère sensation grippée)… avec le temps, elle me semble plus souple/précise après rodage.
*Ecran 2pcs 320x240 de moindre qualité que mon Fuze, en raison d’une visibilité contenue dans un axe restreint avec des angles qui se bouchent légèrement (écran TFT oblige) mais le piqué reste bon et contrasté. En lecture, il fait la part belle à la pochette de l’album placée en fond, au détriment des informations qui défilent en minuscules, mal optimisé (photo2).
Lisibilité améliorée en désactivant cette affichage de l’album et privilégiant un affichage neutre thème A, dommage, mais au bon vouloir de chacun (Photo3). Possibilité de créer son propre fond d’écran au format 260*160 selon consignes du manuel d’utilisation (pas testé).
*Haut volume (y’en a sous la pédale, en-deça de 30/100 ça me suffit).
*2 niveaux de gain : certainement pour s'adapter aux impédances de vos écouteurs, sinon « Haut » en milieu urbain, « Faible » pour des écoutes nocturnes/calmes permettant un réglage plus précis à bas volume : Sur ce dernier point, j’aurais préféré un réglage plus fin et progressif sur les tous premiers paliers de 2 à 5 (1/100 coupe le son, donc inutile) particulièrement utilisé pour mes écoutes nocturnes.
*Volume à l'allumage mémorisable, plutôt pratique !
*Possibilité à l’allumage de reprendre l’écoute à l’endroit où vous en étiez… ou pas.
*L’équaliseur s/OFF offre un son optimal, assez équilibré, aéré et puissant. (plus de relief, plus percutant et détaillé que mon Fuze, et avec des basses profondes)
*L’équaliseur activé (perso, jazz, rock, …) n’améliore rien, sensation inédite ! Le traitement-son est destructeur, rendant les réajustements compliqués. Le gain sur une bande se fait au détriment d’une autre, en atrophiant les bandes voisines. Le son n’est plus naturel et perd en relief, sensation bizarre en rien comparable avec celui du SANSA FUZE qui me permettait de rattraper la signature sonore des écouteurs utilisés. Peut-être une question d’habitude à l’oreille. Au final, le réglage par défaut est le meilleur qui soit.
* Parfois quelques micros-parasites-électronique au passage entre morceaux, indépendant du volume, reste quasi imperceptibles et certains ne le percevront pas (comme mon père, et cf retours d’autres utilisateurs n’en faisant pas état). Mais il est vrai que mon type d’écoute à très bas-volume trahit ce « tchac » d’un quart de seconde de type pose de diamant sur vinyle, ce qui engendre des transitions pas très propres, quelle que soit la qualité de la source (MP3/320kps ou FLAC). Mais ce n’est pas systématique, ni rédhibitoire.
*Fonction Bluetooth AptX 4.0 : Ok si l’appareil appairé est compatible.
*Bonne ergonomie générale. Traduction française parfois hasardeuse :-)
*Recherche simplifiée en sélectionnant une initiale seulement : peut faciliter la recherche mais limité si on a des milliers de fichiers.
*Plug&Play sur windows10, transfert rapide des dossiers par copié-glissé, sans problème.
*Aucun souci de compatibilité avec ma carte Samsung EVO-Plus C10 U3 de 64Gb.
*Batterie 1300mAh (20 à 24h d’écoute) – Recharge complète en un peu plus de 3h (à 5V et 1A)
*CHARGEUR NON FOURNI : respectez les caractéristiques recommandées de 5V/1A pour une charge lente qui préservera la longévité de la batterie.
*Fourni avec films de protection collés sur l’écran et face arrière (utilisable en l’état mais provisoire).

Dans la boite :
-1 câble 50 cm USB-A vers micro-USB (format téléphone très universel)
-1 carte SDHC 16Gb (introduite dans le H2) et sur laquelle sont enregistrés les manuels d’utilisation multi-langues dont français + logiciel initial
-1 casque symétrique en Y, modèle HIFI-WALKER A2 (dépourvu de micro/commande...contrairement au A1 qui en est équipé) de bonne facture, délivrant de beaux haut-mediums : 16 Ohms, sensibilité 110dB, puissance nominale 2mW, bornier Or. Fournis avec 3 tailles d’embouts, manque une taille XS pour ma part, mais la forme des embouts est standard donc échangeables. Câble de 1,20m renforcés mais sensible aux frottements, peu adaptés en usage nomade ou sportif. Nécessite un petit rodage pour des basses plus présentes, sinon courbe modifiable en faisant quelques modif dessus pour calmer les aigus (voir internet sur cette petite astuce ! --- > "HIFI WALKER A1 (modded)").
J'aurais préféré en outre une fiche jack en L, et pas droite qui accentue l'encombrement, mais rien de grave.

Lecteur livré avec le dernier firmware à jour V1.2 (2018) offrant les améliorations suivantes :
1) RECHERCHE RAPIDE en choisissant la première lettre d’une chanson, d’un artiste, etc. Si aucune étiquette d'identification n'est disponible, le H2 utilisera la première lettre du nom de fichier. Allez dans [Catégorie] - [Chansons] puis dans le liste MAINTENEZ APPUYÉ LA TOUCHE « MENU » pour choisir une lettre/initiale.
2) MODE VERROUILLAGE enfin disponible : Automatique après quelques secondes (paramétrable) sinon en appuyant sur le bouton d'alimentation pour éteindre l'écran. Tous les autres boutons sont maintenant verrouillés, y compris le bouton de volume. Appuyez de nouveau sur le bouton d'alimentation pour réactiver l'appareil et allumer l'écran.
3) 3 TAILLES DE POLICES différentes pour le menu est maintenant disponible.
Allez dans [Réglage Système] - [Taille de la police]. [Petite] ou [Moyenne] ou [Grande]
4) Taille de la couverture de l'album re-conçu. Maintenant, il est presque en plein écran.
5) Mode de jeu unique est maintenant disponible. La musique s'arrête et revient à la page de menu précédente après avoir joué une chanson.
La traduction française des libellés parfois approximative !

Acheté en promo, une belle affaire depuis les correctifs du firmware V1.2 révélateur du sérieux de la firme HifiWalker, et notamment à travers sa correspondance et sa réactivité suite à un échange pour défaut. Garantie couverte et SAV exemplaire.

Le H2 aurait été abouti si... dépourvu de son traitement-son perfectible de l’équaliseur en mode personnalisable, l'absence de la radio FM, la recherche simplifiée par une simple,et unique initiale, et sans ces crépitements-parasites entre les morceaux auxquels je suis SEUL sensible … ce qu'il lui coûte son ultime étoile pour un excellent rapport Q/P ;-p

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Matt P

Great audio, average battery, usual Chinese quirky UI

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 27 July 2018

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I've got quite a few Chinese audio players and this is another, as a rebranded version of the Aigo Eros Q.
UI - 4/5 the v1.2 firmware locks all buttons when the screen is off, including volume control which is a shame, general navigation is OK but the scroll wheel can't be described as smooth, getting back to the main menu from the play screen requires multiple clicks of the back button, it's not terrible but not much better than most Chinese players. The player screen has been updated so album art fills it, it's not great in the way it presents track information but does the job. The screen itself is a basic LCD display with poor viewing angles. Navigation is quick, with no noticeable slowdown even when accessing a full 128gb card.
Sound 5/5 - it's not audiophile quality but is great for a portable DAP, it's on the warm side of neutral, instrument separation and depth are good, vocals are excellent, there's no real sparkle at the high end. It will easily drive efficient IEMs/earbuds.
Battery 3/5 - battery life is solid, but nowhere near the amount claimed, I tested using 16bit FLAC and 320kbps mp3s, it lasted 13.5hrs before it shut down, that was with both gapless and Bluetooth off, volume 30-40 on low gain. Most devices around the same price mark with dedicated DAC and amp advertise 8-15hrs so this isn't bad, just nowhere near what Hifi Walker claim.
Connectivity 4/5 - Bluetooth range is very good, was unable to get it to receive an aptx stream though, line out works fine, although it does distort badly on my car stereo which hasn't happened with other players, have ordered an in line resistor to see if this resolves it as it sounds fine on other equipment.
Overall 4/5 - it does what it says, it plays music and does it well, it's got the same quirks a lot of Chinese players do, so it will infuriate some expecting a polished experience.

I paid £79 for the player from Amazon.co.uk which I would say is a pretty fair price for what you're getting (it costs more than this for the Eros Q direct from China). I had the Agptek H3 previously but had to return it as what they did to the firmware was truly awful, but it did have Hiby link support which is great, the Aigo Q supports this so perhaps Hifi Walker will include it in a firmware update, although it would reduce battery life even further.

Additional Information: I installed the Aigo Q firmware to see what difference it made, v1.7 removes the full screen album art and prevents button lock when the screen is off, similar to v1.1 of Hifi Walker's firmware. In addition to this there is one significant change, Hiby Link is supported so you can control the device via Bluetooth from an Android phone, this is hugely beneficial if you use the device wired into speakers and want to control it from the other side of the room. You can return to HW's 1.2 firmware if preferred, although using the Aigo firmware would be at user's own risk I'd imagine. I actually prefer v1.7 as being able to control the locked device in my pocket is good and the buttons don't get pressed too easily by accident and Hiby Link is a fantastic feature for me.

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