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A solution, funny enough, is to get a cheap android phone and don't connect it to a network. It's inexpensive, the storage is expandable, you can still get Spot
by falcolas 2y ago
A solution, funny enough, is to get a cheap android phone and don't connect it to a network. It's inexpensive, the storage is expandable, you can still get Spotify et.al. installed and running on it, it provides USB-C and bluetooth, and some models even offer balanced headset outputs (Moondrop MIAD01).
The downside is that you're carrying an extra device with very little real utility outside of playing music... which almost every phone can do. And since I already have a phone as part of my EDC, I sold the MIAD01, which did made me sad because I loved the idea but I never really found a usecase for it. Even the balanced headset outputs were done as well by a FIIO bluetooth headset adapter.
- fragmede 2y agoYeah, it's about usecase, and some people find one, others do not. The separate device is just golden for leaving next to the speaker in a shared trusted space, and people can go up to it and change the music if you're not there and the album finished our whatever. Not everyone finds themselves in that position frequently.