Aiyima’s First Streaming Music Player — First Look!

[AIYIMA]

Aiyima’s First Streaming Music Player — First Look!

After 637 days of development, our first streaming music player will officially launch on October 28.
Today, we’re excited to share a first look at its design and main features!

We can’t wait to hear what you think — share your thoughts below!

#AIYIMA #StreamingPlayer #HiFi #MusicLovers #ComingSoon

 

[Krusty09]

Congrats on the new player. Is there a web page for it?

Thanks

 

[JSmith]

Interesting... what sort of ballpark launch price are we talking here?

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[Deleted member 89782]

And most importantly - does it have Squeezelite on board?
And HDMI eARC and auto-sense for the inputs?

 

[somebodyelse]

And most importantly - does it have Squeezelite on board?

Since they're making a point of it running Android, presumably you'd be able to install it yourself:
https://github.com/CDrummond/squeezelite

 

[Deleted member 89782]

Since they're making a point of it running Android, presumably you'd be able to install it yourself:
https://github.com/CDrummond/squeezelite

Android! Ok, thank you. Not interested any longer.

 

[masterhw]

Android! Ok, thank you. Not interested any longer.

curious why that’s a dealbreaker? running the Android app is on many services the only way to get the full fat client, with more features and options than a simple cast.

 

[Deleted member 89782]

curious why that’s a dealbreaker? running the Android app is on many services the only way to get the full fat client, with more features and options than a simple cast.

The first Android device I bought was a tablet about 10 years ago. That went in the bin 9 years and 11month ago. Then I had an aftermarket car stereo baeed on Android installed in an older truck of mine two years ago. Absolute trash! And whenever I have to operate an Android cell phone I simply get the creeps. All in all Android is giving a horrible user experience, so I stay away from it where ever I can.

 

[somebodyelse]

curious why that’s a dealbreaker?

Starting a couple of major versions behind current isn't exactly a good start for a new product. I haven't looked for promises about how long they might maintain it, or whether there will be major version upgrades. Or whether they'll be releasing kernel source (as the license says they must) - something many phone manufacturers don't do. I'll wait and see...

 

[T&T]

Wonder if you can roll up opamps

 

[AIYIMA]

AIYIMA x HYFOO — First Streaming Music Player | First Look!

After 637 days of development, our first streaming music player will officially launch on October 28.

Today, we’re excited to share a first look at its sleek design, premium aluminum alloy body, 5.5-inch HD display, and high-performance features built for true HiFi enthusiasts.
We can’t wait to hear what you think — share your thoughts below!

 

[Sir Sanders Zingmore]

Wonder if you can roll up opamps

built for true HiFi enthusiasts.

That’s a “yes” I guess

 

[JSmith]

Wonder if you can roll up opamps

A pointless exercise, don't waste your time.


JSmith

 

[amper42]

Reminds me of Eversolo. Android, similar box and apps...

 

[fredreadrick]

Featuring a 5.5-inch HD display, a solid aluminum alloy body, and cross-platform control for Android, iOS, and Windows.
Powerful performance, premium design, and built for true HiFi enthusiasts.

Cross-Platform Control
Supports full-platform operation with phone mirroring, allowing seamless control across Android, iOS, and Windows devices.


HD Display
5.5-inch eye-care LCD screen with HDR enhancement, switchable between portrait and landscape, delivering rich, vivid colors.

High-Quality Audio Output
Supports dozens of mainstream music apps and third-party installations, bypassing SRC limitations for true bit-perfect playback and enhanced sound quality.

Expandable Storage
Supports up to 4TB SSD, meeting the needs of large-scale high-resolution music collections.

Versatile Playback
Play music from NAS, cloud drives, streaming services, or built-in apps, with seamless access to both local and online libraries.
High-Speed Connectivity
Equipped with Bluetooth 5.4 + WiFi 6 for low latency and stable transmission.

CD Digitization
Supports external USB optical drives for playback and ripping — giving new life to your CD collection.
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Technical Specifications
High-Precision Clock for stable, accurate sound.
Outputs: Coaxial, Optical, HDMI (24bit/192kHz), USB×2, Type-C.
Streaming: DLNA, AirPlay, Nas, Cloud Drive.

 

[Jeromeof]

I think if Aiyima can produce this at a similar price to the WiiM Ultra they will be onto a big winner here - the ability to have any Android Music streaming app and have screen mirroring would be a huge advantage over the excellent WiiM Ultra.

 

[fredreadrick]

I think if Aiyima can produce this at a similar price to the WiiM Ultra they will be onto a big winner here - the ability to have any Android Music streaming app and have screen mirroring would be a huge advantage over the excellent WiiM Ultra.

This will be available on October 28 as per @AIYIMA's post on YT and FB.

 

[somebodyelse]

This will be available on October 28 as per @AIYIMA's post on YT and FB.

Or even their own post #11 above.

 

[Audionaut]

Placing the controls on the left side would only make sense if the majority of people were left-handed.
However, the opposite is true.

 

[masterhw]

Placing the controls on the left side would only make sense if the majority of people were left-handed.
However, the opposite is true.

is it not better to have the screen you’ll be touching much more on the right?