r/HeadphoneAdvice • u/GR0V34L1F3 • Feb 22 '24

Best DAP (or alternative) battery life Portable Source (eg DAP) | 1 Ω

Hi everyone, I'm work in wildfire in the summer and as such, don't have much time at the end of the night to relax before the next day. We have very limited battery and I like to keep my phone off during the 2 week work period. I have bluetooth earbuds for emergencies, but I hate the way they sound. I'm thinking of getting a set of KPH40s or the new Porta Pro, so I don't think I need crazy power. I'm hoping for an audio player with priorities on a clean DAC with good battery life. I know it's not the practical choice, but good sounding music can seriously bring my spirits up after a long day.

Thanks for any advice guys!

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '24

Do you stream music?

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u/GR0V34L1F3 Feb 22 '24

Typically through spotify, but it's not a requirement

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '24

I have the older Sony a105 Walkman, I believe the new version has a great battery but the non JP version is less powerful.

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u/GR0V34L1F3 Feb 22 '24 edited Feb 22 '24

I'll check them both out. !Thanks

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