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UI: One of the biggest selling points of the Hiby R6 was both it’s Snapdragon 425 SoC and the 3GB of ram it has packed in. This high-quality screen renders album art and the navigation beautifully and, in a pinch, will do perfectly fine for watching streamed video so long as the size is no issue. There isn’t much backlight bleed to speak of, and while it only has average peak brightness it manages good sunlight legibility and fantastic color visuals, although it has a slight warm cast. Resolution however is only one part of the story, the screen boasts wonderful color response, and black levels leading it to being one of the best screens on a DAP I have seen, even more so in this price range, rivaled only by the Pioneer/Onkyo DAPs. At its size and resolution, it hits the ~300DPI sweet spot for most handheld devices for a smooth viewing experience. Screen: The Hiby R6’s 4.2inch screen is quite simply a delight. The buttons all feel good with nice tactile feedback though the buttons have slight wobble in their default position. The main part of the chassis sports smooth aluminum machining highlighted especially in the top and bottom areas where the aluminum body curves inward to give some relief space for the ports and the port cutouts themselves showing very smooth cutouts for both the USB and analogue ports.

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On the back is a full black backed glass panel with the Hiby logo and device information, much like most phones you’d see today.īuild quality of the R6 spans from good to great, where the front and back glass meet the chassis you will find close to no gaps and smooth transition and curves at the corners of the screen. Finally, on the bottom you will find the USB C port. On the right is where you will find the power button and status LED, forward backward and play-pause buttons as well. On the left-hand side, we have 2 volume buttons and the location of the lone Micro SD slot. Moving on the sides of the unit we have 3 ports on the top, a 3.5mm line out port, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and a 2.5mm 4 pole balanced port. Right underneath the screen is an aluminum chin with the Hiby logo and a Hi-Res sticker. The front houses a 4.2-inch 1280 x 768 screen, topped of with 2.5D curved glass and minimal bezels. The R6 body is the familiar glass-metal-glass sandwich that has become the norm for mobile phones in the last few years, albeit a little thicker. Something to note though is that due to the curved nature of the screen borders the screen protectors will never fill the glass front completely.īuild Quality: I chose the grey aluminum variant as I preferred aluminums light weight over stainless steel. Finally, there is a simple jelly style silicone case that while simple fits the unit well and does its job in protecting the player from scuffs and scratches though a leather case is available as an add on option. There are also 2 screen protectors one is tempered glass and the other is standard plastic, though Hiby says the R6 comes pre-applied with a screen protector at the factory, so you have 2 spares. Everything is packaged nicely and most of the things are wrapped in soft plastic to avoid scuffs or scratches in transport.Īccessories: The base R6 has a few basic bundled items, a pin ejector for the Micro SD card, a USB A to USB C charging cable, the cable is black and sheathed in fabric but remains pliable and the connectors are quite sturdy, a line out cable, thicker but like the USB cable it’s sheathed in fabric and retains a nice flexibility with quality connectors.

#Glass viper vst 64 bit manual

Opening the box reveals the player packaged in soft plastic in a foam carrier, and underneath it you would find the rest of the accessories, and literature like instruction manual and warranty card. The box is sturdy with the Hiby logo embossed on the front and the R6 specifications printed on in the back. Packaging: The Hiby R6 comes in a black cardboard box reminiscent of boxes for most modern mobile phones. Supports Line out and coaxial digital outputĤ000Mah Battery (with 12 hour battery life)

#Glass viper vst 64 bit android

This is the Hiby R6, “The Most Advanced Android Hi-Fi Player” let’s see what Hiby has managed to bring to the table with their first offering that is served right in the 'sweet spot' of the mid range market at $569 for aluminum and $649 for the Stainless Steel.ģ2-bit/384kHz format support & Native DSDĮxpandable for up to 2TB (tested on 400GB)īit-perfect output (bypassing Android SRC)Īrc-shaped 316L High-impact Stainless Steel CNC Body

Introduction: Hiby Music, a company that for years has been designing a music player app for phones and a full player platform for DAPs, one day decided that it would breach the software-hardware demarcations and build its own music player, this project is 2 years in the making and is now about done with the crowd funding campaign and is almost ready to take the world by storm.