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The affordable hi-fi brand is releasing a traditional-style CD player. It's another win for fans of physical media.
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FiiO's DP11 CD player features direct USB ripping — and sales of the physical format are on the rise
The Recording Industry Association of America recently stated that CD sales revenue was up 58% in the first half of 2026 (and ...
The DP11 uses a custom tray-loading CD mechanism supported by optimized servo firmware and a low-noise mounting assembly. FiiO complements the mechanism with two ultra-low-phase-noise femtosecond ...
If you have a stack of silver discs, this new player from FiiO is designed to get them spinning again and can even rip them to a USB stick without a laptop ...
Portable CD players are back in 2026. We compare 10 models from FiiO, Shanling, Moondrop, Cayin and Syitren, with prices and key features. U.S. CD sales climbed 16 percent during the first half of ...
We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. CDs are still alive and kicking. With Gen Z embracing physical media as a reaction against the algorithm-driven consumption of streaming ...
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. There are some surprising signs of life for the humble CD ...
Marantz, Cambridge Audio, Bang & Olufsen and NAD are just a few of the hi-fi brands to release new-age CD players over the past several months. See more of our coverage in your search results There’s ...
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