I needed domething to replace a Sandisk Sansa mp3 player in my car and, for the money, the HiFi Walker H2 was the one.

Perfect in every way

Never have I come along a product so good that excites me to leave a review,

Really happy with product for anyone who wants to disconnect and use technology less.

Solid built material and good looking, Audio and sound is out of the world,

Will purchase again if lost or broken, You got a customer for life.

Low price but a good quality product with metal case. The delivery was quite fast, about two weeks to Switzerland. It works like a charm, only copy the the music onto the microSD card and then it's ready.

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I have been enjoying my Hifi Walker H2 DAP for a couple weeks now and I have little to no complaints! The battery life so far had been sufficient to get me through a full day of work and then some. The included 64gb sd card is much appreciated. My only complaint is the font color used in the OS as it tends to clash with the album colors and make it difficult to read text. I was able to mitigate it by disabling album art from displaying. Overall I’m think this is a solid device with great functionality and build quality and its worth the price.

Excellent quality across the board, super easy to use, I'm loving it!

Great product

Great product and service

held up to being stood on

I was surprised to hear such a difference between this player and my iPhone. Excellent quality sound, and very easy to use.

I love the album art display and Bluetooth connectivity. USB-C provides faster data transfer so you can get back to listening sooner after adding more music. The interface uses fonts and a layout reminiscent of vintage HiFi equipment. Paired with the best sounding wired headphones I’ve ever owned, this player gives a music listening experience better than I ever had before.

I wasn’t about to not protect my investment. The player only comes with a faux velvet pouch. This case has a convenient wrist strap and carabiner.

Loving it! Sounds excellent. I'm a music lover wondering why I just wasn't as passionate about the experience anymore.. Spent the last many years listening to streaming services via bluetooth, mainly out of convenience and perhaps some laziness. Came from the era of vinyl, cassettes and cd's and experienced what I saw as a mass commodification of music during the mid 2000's, which brought with it the reduction in the quality of the listing experience in the form of file compression. I'd begun realizing that music had lost its energizing quality to me, and I needed to figure out why. The modern establishment seems to want to funnel me towards subscriptions, advertisement and non-ownership of the music that I listen to.. For me, this DAP is the step in the right direction that I sorely needed.. I loaded the HiFi Walker's SD card up with high quality rips of some favorite albums and am thoroughly enjoying the listening experience. The H20 Pro sounds absolutely awesome running into my car and home stereo setup.