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There's a drawer in my studio I don't open anymore. It's where budget chi-fi goes to die. Dozens of little resin shells, each one purchased in a moment of weakness, each one promising to "punch above its price," each one now tangled in a mass grave of cables I'll never untangle because life is short and I have speakers to review. So when the CCA Xyrra landed on my desk, my expectations were somewhere between "landfill" and "landfill with a nice faceplate." And honestly? I owe

I'll be honest with you. When a Snowsky box lands on my desk, I brace myself for something shaped like a cassette tape. That's what this sub-brand has been so far: FiiO's playground for retro nostalgia and pocket-money prices, aimed at people who think a Walkman aesthetic is a personality. So when the Oak Nano showed up, a 449 dollar flagship IEM machined from pure titanium, my first reaction wasn't excitement. It was suspicion. A flagship with a complicated birth certificate

This Review was written by Kristina Savić Disclamer After a while it is time for me to review my No1 outdoor source of audio joy. Thanks to my audio reviewer colleagues who were willing to send me this DAP for an honest review, here we are. There are no expectations made upon me and nor am I biased towards this product. I just write what I observe from personal experience. Introduction Hidizs has been a well known player in this audio world for 17 years and they have set the

This Review was written by Kristina Savić Disclaimer Although there are some manufacturers of IEMs that I really like and respect, due to their constant quality implementation or build philosophy or development direction, I am always ready to accept there there are flaws and I am in no position to be stopped in speaking about it, so these are my thoughts, not compensated or influenced by anyone. Introduction Being in business for more than 15 years Hidizs have stated by their