description iBasso DX50 Overview
The iBasso DX50 is a portable digital audio player released by the Chinese audio company iBasso in 2013. It used a Wolfson WM8740 digital-to-analog converter and supported common lossless and compressed audio formats through a touchscreen-based interface. The DX50 was designed for listeners who wanted higher-resolution playback and dedicated audio hardware in a relatively compact player.
help iBasso DX50 FAQ
What DAC and audio formats does the iBasso DX50 use?
The DX50 uses a Wolfson WM8740 24-bit DAC and supports formats including FLAC, APE, WAV, WMA, AAC, ALAC, AIFF, OGG, MP3, and DSD. It was released by iBasso in 2013 as a high-resolution local music player.
Does the iBasso DX50 use a touchscreen?
Yes, it has a 2.4-inch capacitive touchscreen with a 320 by 240 resolution. Physical playback buttons remain available, and the player also provides headphone, line-out, and coaxial digital connections.
Can the DX50 use removable storage?
The player includes 8GB of internal flash storage and a microSD card slot for external music files. Its firmware can scan the card into the music library or let the user browse the card by folders.
Is the DX50 battery replaceable, and how long does it last?
The user guide lists a replaceable battery and about 14 hours of playback. A three-position gain switch lets users choose low, medium, or high output for different headphones.
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