
Ah, the Eversolo Playโa device that dares to ask, โWhy not have it all?โ In an industry where audiophiles often juggle a labyrinth of components, cables, and cryptic user interfaces, the Play arrives as a minimalistโs dream and a maximalistโs delight. Itโs the Swiss Army knife of hi-fi, minus the corkscrew youโll never use.
A Disruptor in Designer Clothing
Unveiled at High End Munich 2025, the Play made a statement. Amidst a sea of chrome-plated nostalgia and price tags that could fund a small coup, Eversoloโs sleek, aluminum-clad marvel stood outโnot by shouting, but by whispering, โI can do everything they can, and I wonโt require a second mortgage.โ

The All-in-One Renaissance
The Play combines a high-performance DAC, a robust Class D amplifier, and comprehensive streaming capabilities into a single, elegant unit. Itโs not just a smart solutionโitโs a quiet insurrection against the tangle of boxes and wires that once passed for progress. Itโs as if Marie Kondo and Nikola Tesla had a love child, and it grew up to design audio equipment.
User Experience: A Touch of Genius
Navigating the Play is as intuitive as scrolling through your favorite social media feedโminus the existential dread. Its 5.5-inch touchscreen offers a user interface thatโs both responsive and refreshingly devoid of the usual techno-babble. Itโs designed for those who appreciate high fidelity but donโt want to feel like theyโre launching a space shuttle every time they play a song.

Room Correction: Because Your Living Room Isnโt Abbey Road
Letโs face it: most of us donโt live in acoustically perfect spaces. The Play acknowledges this with built-in room correction that actually works. Using your smartphoneโs microphone, it analyzes your roomโs acoustics and adjusts playback accordingly. The result? A listening experience that compensates for your catโs favorite scratching post doubling as a bass trap.
CD Edition: For Those Who Still Spin Discs
For the vinyl set who never made peace with streaming, the CD Edition of the Play adds a built-in Hitachi-LG CD-ROM drive. This isnโt some clunky add-onโit integrates smoothly into the Playโs interface, allowing for effortless playback and CD ripping directly to external storage. Itโs a love letter to physical media, folded neatly into an all-digital world. And at just โฌ100 more, itโs the best reason yet to rescue your CD collection from that dusty IKEA drawer.

Multi-Room Marvelry
The Play isnโt a hermitโitโs designed to play well with others. With built-in multi-room capabilities, it lets you sync music across multiple devices in your home. Think seamless, high-fidelity sound from the kitchen to the den, without needing to install a NASA-grade network.
Phono Input: MM and MC Welcome
Audiophiles are a divided peopleโMM versus MCโand Eversolo wisely refuses to pick a side. The Playโs phono input supports both moving magnet and moving coil cartridges, a rare bit of neutrality in a hobby known for its tribalism.
So, if youโre ready to declutter your audio life without compromising on quality, the Eversolo Play awaits. Available in June 2025.
Technical Specifications
Digital-to-Analog Conversion
- DAC Chip: AKM AK4493SEQ 32-bit, VELVETSOUNDโข
- PCM Support: Up to 768 kHz / 32-bit
- DSD Support: Up to DSD512
Amplification
- Type: Class D
- Power Output: 60W per channel (8ฮฉ), 110W per channel (4ฮฉ)
- THD: 0.0037%
- SNR: โฅ109 dB (A-weighted)
Streaming & Connectivity
- Services: TIDAL, Qobuz, Amazon Music, Deezer, TuneIn, Roon Ready
- Wireless: Wi-Fi (2.4G/5G), Bluetooth 5.0 with aptX HD
- Network: Gigabit Ethernet, USB 3.0
- Storage Access: UPnP, WebDAV
Inputs & Outputs
- Digital Inputs: HDMI ARC, Optical (TOSLINK), Coaxial
- Analog Inputs: Phono (MM/MC)
- Outputs: Subwoofer out (with bass management), speaker terminals, USB-A for external DACs
User Interface & Control
- Display: 5.5-inch HD touchscreen
- App: Eversolo Control (iOS/Android), includes room acoustic analysis
Physical Design
- Chassis: CNC-machined aluminum unibody
- Dimensions: 230 x 230 x 75 mm
- Weight: ~2.6 kg (Standard Edition)




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