Introduction
iBasso is a Chinese brand that is known for their digital audio players (DAPs). Recently, iBasso released the DX220. I would like to thank iBasso for providing the DX220 as a review unit. You can purchase the DX220 from their official website, iBasso.
Specifications
- OS: Android 8.1 & Mango OS
- DAC: Dual ES9028Pro
- Output Ports: 2.5BAL, 3.5PO, 3.5LO, SPDIF, USB output
- Screen: 5.0 inch 1080P Sharp Full Screen
- CPU: Octa Core
- RAM: 4G
- ROM: 64G
- Micro SD: Supports SDHC & SDXC, up to 2TB
- Wi-Fi: 80 2.11 b/g/n/ac (2.4Ghz/5Ghz)
- Quick Charge: QC3.0, PD2.0, and MTK PE Plus quick charge, support 12V, 9V/1.5A quick charge and compatible with BC1.2 USB charge
- USB-DAC Function: XMOS XU208, Thesycon USB driver, femtosecond oscillators
- Audio Formats Supported: MQA, APE, FLAC, WAV, WMA, AAC, ALAC, AIFF, OGG, MP3, DFF, DSF, DXD, CUE, ISO
- Size: 126mm*70.5mm*18.7mm (4.96inch*2.78inch*0.74inch)
- Weight: 240g (8.47oz)
- Average Play Time: 8 hours (The play time varies with different resolutions and heaphone/IEM loads.)
2.5mm Balanced Output:
- Output Voltage: 6.2Vrms
- Frequency Response: 10HZ-45KHZ+/-0.3dB
- S/N: 125dB
- THD+N: 0.00018% (no load, 3Vrms)
0.0002% (32Ω load, 3Vrms) - Crosstalk: -119dB
3.5mm Single Ended Output:
- Output Voltage: 3.1Vrms
- Frequency Response: 10HZ-45KHZ+/-0.3dB
- S/N: 123dB
- THD+N: 0.00031% (no load, 1.8Vrms)
0.00035% (32Ω load, 1.8Vrms) - Crosstalk: -117dB
Line out:
- Output Voltage: 3.0Vrms
- Frequency response: 10HZ-45KHZ+/-0.3dB
- S/N: 122dB
- THD+N: 0.00035%, (no load, 1.8Vrms)
- Crosstalk: -116dB
Unboxing & Accessories
The DX220 comes in a maroon red package that has a silver protective cover. On the cover, there are the model name, brand name and features of the DX220. At the back of the cover, there are the specifications. After opening the package, there are the DX220, leather case, burn-in cable, coaxial cable, USB Type C cable, warranty card, quick start guide and screen protectors.
Just want to say thank you for these comparisons. Currently torn between three DAPS and the Sony WM1A just entered the fray. Your comparison to the DX220 reassured me that I don’t need to consider it (just for my needs, not being rude about the Sony!)
So THANK YOU!
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The DX220 is superior to WM1A. Cheers.
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