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High-Energy Little Companion—Meizu HiFi DAC Earphone Amplifier Experience

We might have gotten used to using TWS earphones, especially since most smartphones have abandoned the 3.5mm headphone jack. However, wired earphones still hold an irreplaceable advantage over TWS earphones in terms of stability, latency, and sound reproduction.

Remember when Meizu released two generations of DAC earphone amplifiers, which sold out instantly upon launch? Now, Meizu’s sub-brand mblu has taken the baton and introduced the mblu HiFi DAC Earphone Amplifier, priced as a true "youth-friendly product."

Packaging

The packaging of the mblu HiFi DAC earphone amplifier follows the style of Meizu’s HiFi DAC earphone amplifier, with the mblu logo printed in the top-left corner.

The back lists the amplifier’s specifications and selling points. It boasts a high signal-to-noise ratio of 124dB, a dynamic range of 111dB, and adaptive impedance support for 16Ω–600Ω loads—impressive specs on paper.

Details

The Meizu Lucky 08 smartphone focuses on high aesthetics and practicality. It not only continues Meizu's industrial design standards but also introduces a larger battery, improves durability, and offers over 100 practical AI features, delivering a comprehensive performance. Let’s take a look at how it actually performs.

A Unique High-Aesthetic Design

For many years, aesthetics have been a signature selling point of Meizu phones. As a budget-friendly product, the Meizu Lucky 08 doesn’t cut corners in design, especially with its 1.75mm quad-equal bezel screen on the front—narrower than the standard iPhone 16—paired with rounded body corners, making the front look harmonious and visually appealing.

Moreover, the Meizu Lucky 08 also offers a white front panel, a unique feature in the industry, further enhancing its front-facing aesthetics.

The screen measures 6.78 inches with 1.5K resolution, supports 144Hz high refresh rate, 8T LTPO, 1600nits global brightness, and 5000nits peak brightness,

Received this Meizu PANDARE x XOG Guangyin portable speaker some days ago, have to say this is a very worthwhile digital accessory product to gift to friends.

From the start, I was attracted by its exquisite and compact metal body—very premium, and even as a desk decoration, it’s eye-catching. The classic yellow-and-black color scheme is full of cyberpunk style. With a net weight of 245g and dimensions of 60.8mm x 41.2mm x 77.9mm, it’s very easy to carry, and the hand feel is especially good. You can try the included hanging ring and wrist strap—when going out, you can put it in your backpack or carry it in your hand.

Thanks to Meizu’s acoustic heritage and Mao Wang’s sound tuning, it reproduces musical details and dynamic range accurately, whether it’s the depth and impact of bass or the purity and delicacy of treble. The 3 switchable flowing light breathing effects add a strong sense of musical ceremony. Along with the spinning top at your fingertips, it not only enhances the rhythm but