| Phones Out
(Bal） |
Power rating | 300mW+300mW（@32Ω） |
| Frequency Response | 20-20kHz（±0.2dB，Fs=192kHz）
5-50kHz（±1dB，Fs=192kHz） |
|
| THD+N | 0.006% （1kHz，Fs=44.1kHz；20Hz-20kHz，A-Weighted） | |
| Dynamic Range | 108dB（20Hz-20kHz，A-Weighted） | |
| SNR | 108dB（20Hz-20kHz，A-Weighted） | |
| Phones Out
(Single End) |
Power rating | 200mW+200mW（@32Ω） |
| Frequency Response | 20-20kHz（±0.2dB，Fs=192kHz）
5-50kHz（±1dB，Fs=192kHz） |
|
| THD+N | 0.006% （1kHz时，Fs=44.1kHz；20Hz-20kHz，A-Weighted） | |
| Dynamic Range | 108dB （20Hz-20kHz，A-Weighted） | |
| SNR | 108dB （20Hz-20kHz，A-Weighted） | |
| Output Impedance | 0.26Ω | |
| Line Out | Output Level | 2.0V （@10kΩ） |
| Frequency Response | 20-20kHz （±0.2dB，Fs=192kHz）
5-50kHz （±1dB，Fs=192kHz） |
|
| THD+N | 0.005% （1kHz，Fs=44.1kHz；20Hz-20kHz，A-Weighted） | |
| Dynamic Range | 108dB（20Hz-20kHz，A-Weighted） | |
| SNR | 108dB（20Hz-20kHz，A-Weighted） | |
| Battery | 4200mAh 3.7V Lithium polymer | |
| ~9 HRS | ||
| Charging | ~3 HRS (with 2A Charger, not provided) | |
| Charging Current | <=1500mA when charge with 2A Charger,
<=500mA when charge with computer USB port |
|
| Recommended Headphone impedance Range | 16-300Ω（recommended） | |
| Dimension | 111*64*16.4(mm) | |
| Net Weight | ~195g | |
| Music Format (Local Storage) | DSF | Native hardware decode DSD64 and DSD128 |
| DFF | Native hardware decode DSD64 and DSD128 | |
| SACD-ISO | Native hardware decode DSD64 and DSD128 | |
| APE | Upto 192kHz/24Bit（Support Fast and Normal compression only） | |
| FLAC | Upto 192kHz/24Bit | |
| WAV | Upto 192kHz/24Bit | |
| AIFF | Upto 192kHz/24Bit | |
| ALAC | Support | |
| WMA | Support | |
| AAC | Support | |
| Mp3 | Support | |
| USB Audio
（DAC） |
USB Mode | Asynchronized USB Audio 2.0 Class |
| DSD | Support DoP (DSD64) | |
| PCM | Upto 192kHz/24Bit | |
| Windows | Support (Driver required) | |
| MAC OSx | Support | |
| iOS | Not support | |
| Android | Not support | |
Barun C
Good writeup Lieven, the context of comparisons especially. At $319 playing DSD 1 & 2 natively with the ability to read ISO SACDs is in itself a great plus for the N5. More expensive players don’t have the ability to read SACD ISOs, which can be an issue for a few, as getting a proper ripper for SACD ISOs is still not easy.
Headfonia_L.
thank you. With the N5 you really get more than what you pay for 🙂
I have a feeling the new DAP will offer even more (but at what price?)
Barun C
Couple of questions.
1. What filters are present in N5?
2. During DSD playback does the player lag in general operation/navigation?
Thanks
Headfonia_L.
You mean the digital filter?
I haven’t noticed anything special about lag, not anymore than all the other players
Barun C
Yes digital filters.
Headfonia_L.
They come with the DAC chip AK4490 and there are 5, http://www.akm.com/file.jsp?id=273638
– Short Delay Sharp Roll-off, GD=6.25/fs
– Short Delay Slow Roll-off, GD=5.3/fs
– Sharp Roll-off
– Slow Roll-off
– Super Slow Roll-off
Barun C
Thanks Lieven.