description iBasso DX120 Overview
The iBasso DX120 is a portable digital audio player designed around local music playback rather than a general-purpose smartphone interface. It uses an AKM AK4495SEQ digital-to-analog converter and provides physical playback controls, features that distinguish it from touchscreen-focused Android players. The model runs a non-Android interface and is intended for listeners who want a dedicated player for headphone listening.
help iBasso DX120 FAQ
Does the iBasso DX120 run Android?
No, the DX120 uses iBasso's dedicated Mango OS rather than a general-purpose Android interface. Navigation takes place on a 3.2-inch 480 by 800 capacitive touchscreen, supported by physical playback controls. [iBasso user manual](https://ibasso.com/uploadfiles/20181010/201810101813547040.pdf)
What DAC and audio formats does the iBasso DX120 support?
The DX120 uses an AK4495 DAC and supports PCM up to 384 kHz and native DSD64 and DSD128. It is designed around local high-resolution playback rather than app-based streaming. [iBasso user manual](https://ibasso.com/uploadfiles/20181010/201810101813547040.pdf)
Does the DX120 have a balanced headphone output?
Yes. It has a 2.5 mm balanced output alongside a 3.5 mm headphone output, 3.5 mm line out, and 3.5 mm coaxial output. [iBasso user manual](https://ibasso.com/uploadfiles/20181010/201810101813547040.pdf)
How much storage and battery life does the DX120 provide?
The player has a microSD slot that supports SDHC and SDXC cards up to 2 TB. Its 3.8-volt 3700 mAh battery is rated for an average of about 16 hours of playback, depending on files and headphones. [iBasso official store](https://ibassousa.com/ibasso-dx120/)
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