For a Bluetooth device it keeps a decent degree of dynamics on the whole mids without losing much of the natural texture of the sound. For a very small sound source the sounds is powerful and energetic, giving a strong boost on the lower end, with more body on the mid-bass that gives a slightly thicker lower midrange. Moreover, with the AQUA+ watching movies or short video clips makes the playback slower to load and temporarily freezes the video while the audio continues to work.Īs usual the sound quality will depend on the headphones sets used, but overall the AQUA+ has quite a positive sound quality presentation. However, with portable players like the Hidizs AP200 the range is more limited and there’s some delay on the response, and a similar result with a Win 10 based notebook (if a bit better). The connection is solid and smooth with a couple of phones I tried the AQUA+ with on the Xiaomi Redmi and Samsung Galaxy there were no issues whatsoever. In practice it is a fairly accurate statement, however it is good only if there is not physical interference in the way one or two walls and the connection easily drops and on some occasions cuts off. The connection range is claimed to be up to 10m. Pairing the AQUA+ is very easy, once it is recognized by the device it connects automatically, and if the AQUA+ is already on the BT list then it pairs right after it turn on. Microphone : MEMS type with high sensitivity Output Power : per channel (1.5Vrms output) The AQUA+ is a small (4.5*4.5*1.2cm) and lightweight (12g) Wireless operating DAC with a built in amplifier that supports Hi-Res music files with sampling rates up to 32bit 384K and is compatible with multiple operating systems like Windows, Mac, Android or IOS etc. They are care about design to bring more value to our lives.
Over the years, NEXUM launched several products into the market like the MEMO, AQUA, TuneBox2 and LINKA. NEXUM comes from Taiwan and is established in 2013 with focusing on wireless audio technology design.
AQUA+ | 32bit Wireless Headphone Amplifier
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