Audiophilepure

I suppose these decisions result from the goal of keeping the DAP small. The previous generation, N6II, had the power button integrated on the volume wheel, but not in the N6III. This is not to say that it is difficult to operate the DAP in any way, but it is still strange when you start using it. 

The DAP is built from aluminium alloy and feels fantastic in hand. None of the buttons or sockets feel cheap, and the back glass looks nice. The modular motherboard sits tightly in the DAP, and there’s no wobble. The overall design and build quality are evident when you first handle the player.

The screen looks sharp and has good pixel density, which is enough for a Hi-Fi player. The album covers and videos look good. The screen-to-body ratio is more admirable than the N6II since the screen is enlarged and looks very aesthetic.

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