I get that but this is something I experienced and it is not a direct complaint about A&K DAP's, merely another perspective on why some people buy DAP's. I am simply pointing out that there are other motivations to buying a DAP that having nothing to do with audio capabilities.
What I can say is that some of us who spend a lot on audio are used to things being a pain in the ass. To be honest, the PITA factor sometimes scales directly with price. As an electrostat owner I would know. Convenience and higher priced audio products don't often go hand in hand.Sorry for the misunderstanding, but I was trying to make a different point in my post. It's my observation from a reviewer's perspective about the comments I read from consumers who spend 6-7x more on their DAPs in comparison to N3U and they don't mind a more primitive UI, lack of wi-fi/streaming, or poor battery life. That is why I was curious that maybe consumers who buy more expensive DAPs have different expectations and are less critical of the features?! Yes, their opinion matters, and I was trying to understand why some consumers of higher-end DAPs are less critical than those of budget entry-level DAPs like N3U. That's all
I had similar issues it needs a specific of cable cuz some work some don’t do idk. The ddhifi one works but the one I received had a kinda buzzy sound going on. So I returned it.
Have you tried a thunderbolt cable?
Restart the N3U while already connected to the iPhone. This happens with my iPad as well.
Sounds like something @Andykong might want to relay back cuz that’s insane to restart every time you try to contact your iPhone to the n3u.
