Der Saber-Unterschied

Die R5-Standardversion bietet einen warmen, weichen Klang, während die Saber-Version selbst die komplexesten Aufnahmen gnadenlos durchschneidet, um Details für alle hörbar zu machen.

Auflösung jenseits der Konkurrenz

4 470µF Elektrolytkondensatoren von Panasonic runden die Ausgangsstufe ab, um die Strombelastbarkeit für das Einschwingverhalten zu erhöhen.

Elektrolytkondensatoren von Panasonic.

Mit diesem hochmodernen digitalen HIFI-Decoder für den Heim-, Büro- oder Desktop-Einsatz hören Sie einen Unterschied und eine Klarheit in Ihrem Audiosystem, egal ob Sie Lautsprecher oder Kopfhörer verwenden.

Größer als es aussieht

Mit einem Gewicht von nur 160 g und einem 4-Zoll-LCD mit 16,8 Millionen Farben, das fast die gesamte Frontblende einnimmt, ist der R5 ebenso groß wie handlich. Mit symmetrischen 3,5-mm-SE- und 4,4-mm-Kopfhörer- und Line-Ausgängen und bis zu 1040+1040 mW@16 Ω Antriebsleistung über 4,4 mm ist dieses winzige Paket so groß, wie fast jeder Kopfhörer benötigt.

Systemweites MSEB für Ihren individuellen Sound.

Mit der systemweiten MageSound Eight-Ball-Tuning-Karte können Sie den Sound des Players an Ihre speziellen Kopfhörer und Ihren Hörgeschmack anpassen. Hinweis: Systemweites MSEB ist ab Firmware v1.6 verfügbar und hat keine Auswirkungen auf DSD und MQA. Verarbeitet nur integrierte Kopfhörerausgänge (d. h. Bluetooth-, USB-, Line- und koaxiale Digitalausgänge sind ausgeschlossen).

Unterstützung aller Audioformate

Vollständige Unterstützung der verlustfreien Musikformate DSD, DXD, APE, AIFF, FLAC, WAV und WMA; verlustbehaftete Formate MP3, AAC, WMA, OGG usw.; auch MQA.

MQA-Unterstützung

Die preisgekrönte Technologie von MQA erfasst und reproduziert den Sound des ursprünglichen Studiomasters in einer Datei, die klein genug ist, um sie problemlos zu streamen und herunterzuladen. HiBy R5 kann MQA bis zu 8x rendern.

Öffnen Sie das Android 8.1-System

Das HiBy-Team hat mit seinem starken Softwareteam das Android 8.1-System für eine bitgenaue Wiedergabe optimiert und mithilfe des DTA-Systems den Resampling-Android-Audio-Stack für systemweites bitgenaues Audio umgangen. Gleichzeitig wurden praktisch alle Android-Anwendungen unterstützt, um ein Smartphone-ähnliches Bedienerlebnis zu bieten und diese bei der Audioleistung zu übertreffen.

Technical Details

Make/Model
HiBy R5 Saber
Dimensions
107.7*61.2*15.6mm
Bluetooth
4.2
USB
2.0
Operating System
Android 8.1
Operating System
Android 8.1
DAC
CS43198*2
SoC
Snapdragon 425
CPU Max Frequency
1.4GHz
WIFI
5GHz/2.4GHz, supports IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n protocols
Topology
IPS
RAM
2GB
Internal Storage
16GB
External Storage
Up tp 2TB + via 1 micro SD card
Headphone Out
3.5mm
Operating System
Android 8.1
Balanced Headphone Out
4.4mm
Line Out
3.5mm LO
Balanced Out
4.4mm LO
Line Out
3.5mm LO
Digital Out
SPDIF (USB out)
Headphone Impedance Range
16~300Ω
USB
USB storage, USB DAC IN/OUT
EQ Adjustments
10 bands (±12dB)
Channel Balance
L 10dB to R 10dB
USB DAC
PCM/DoP/DSD Native
Power Supply
9V/1.5A
Battery
3500mAh
Charge Protocol
QC3.0
Firmware Update
Over-the-air update
Inside the Box
  • 1 x HiBy R5 Sabre
  • User Manual

30-Day Return Policy

You may return any non-customized product that is still factory sealed, within 30 days upon receiving it. For items that are damaged, incorrect, or faulty upon delivery, Linsoul will assess the issue and provide a solution accordingly.

1 Year Warranty

Most products within our store come with a 1 year warranty. Please check our terms of service to see more.

Customer Reviews

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Sam Duane
Disappointing

When I first got the device 2 months ago, I was really impressed. The build was solid. The glass felt classy. The metal frame felt sturdy. The buttons were tactile. The battery life was wonderful. It even came with a nice charging cable! This is where the good ends.
While the player feels like a premium device, it does not act like one. The player runs fine for the first couple weeks, but then slowly degrades. It now stutters and freezes, leaving me to kill Spotify and relaunch it every once in a while. The actual touchscreen is one of the old ones used in budget phones from a decade ago. It doesn't properly register your finger, and occasionally detects ghost taps. It will open the player in my pocket, sometimes skipping back and forth between songs.
Which brings me to the buttons. While they are satisfying to click, they are extremely sensitive. If something bumps your pocket, or there is anything else in your pocket, or if you bend down, or even move your leg, there is a good chance you will trigger a button. This has caused the player to skip forward, go backwards, max the volume all the way up, turn the volume all the way down, and sometimes pause the song I'm listening to, all while in my pocket. There is an option in the settings to deactivate buttons while the player is off, which I did. This works fine... until the power button gets bumped. Then you're back to square one. It also makes the controls more tedious to use. If you have to deactivate them, why have them?
I would return the device, but a stray pebble broke the glass back while I was trimming a lawn. Launched at my pocket, causing a crack. This crack grew over the next week, and then started falling apart. The battery is now exposed, and I'm going to resort to covering the back with duct tape. The glass back is very thin. While the player feels sturdy, it is actually very delicate.
I really wanted to love this device, but while it feels like a high quality product, it is slow, fragile, and cumbersome to use. It looks good, but fails to function as a basic music player. It sounds great, lasts forever, and looks fantastic, but can't properly play songs without something going awry. I wanted to get more into music with a nice music player, but I'll be sticking with my smartphone for now.

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Abel Suarez
Excellent DAP for the price.

Excellent DAP for the price. Neutral, clear and detailed sound. Two useful output options: single ended 3.5 mm, and 4.4 mm, also serves as DAC and bi-directional bluetooth device using LDAc. To improve screen sensitivity and bluetooth stability, especially when connected through UAT, which requires both devices be really close to each other, and preferably been of the same brand, I tested with Hiby W3 and SMSL SU 9.

Regarding the support provided by Linsoul team, simply 5 stars.

If you have the money, go for the R6 version.

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John Gabriel
Great experience with HiBy R5 Saber and Linsoul Audio

I very much enjoyed dealing with Linsoul Audio. I needed a little support which they gave quickly and completely. Shipping was fast and I'm loving my HiBy R5S. I would do the whole thing all over again. No regrets.

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