- The iFi GO Blu Air Bluetooth DAC is compact, measuring just 5 cm and weighing 30 g for ultra-portability.
- It features a Hi-Res Cirrus Logic MasterHiFi DAC with twin-mono amplification and XBass and XSpace sound enhancements.
- Equipped with Bluetooth 5.2 and Qualcomm QCC5144 chipset, it supports Hi-Res Audio and low-latency codecs.
- Outputs include 4.4mm balanced and 3.5mm S-balanced, delivering up to 256 mW output with reduced crosstalk for IEMs.
- It includes a detachable magnetic clip, MEMS microphone for calls and voice commands, and tactile volume control with track navigation.
- Powered by a rechargeable battery offering up to 10 hours of playtime, it is priced at £129 / $129 / €149 / AU$229.
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iFi's Tiny Wireless DAC, The GO Blu Air, Enhances Your Bluetooth Experience
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"iFi's tiny wireless DAC is built to make your Bluetooth better The iFi GO Blu Air delivers serious spec in a very compact case"
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29 August 2025
iFi's Tiny Wireless DAC, The GO Blu Air, Enhances Your Bluetooth Experience
- The iFi GO Blu Air Bluetooth DAC is compact, measuring just 5 cm and weighing 30 g for ultra-portability.
- It features a Hi-Res Cirrus Logic MasterHiFi DAC with twin-mono amplification and XBass and XSpace sound enhancements.
- Equipped with Bluetooth 5.2 and Qualcomm QCC5144 chipset, it supports Hi-Res Audio and low-latency codecs.
- Outputs include 4.4mm balanced and 3.5mm S-balanced, delivering up to 256 mW output with reduced crosstalk for IEMs.
- It includes a detachable magnetic clip, MEMS microphone for calls and voice commands, and tactile volume control with track navigation.
- Powered by a rechargeable battery offering up to 10 hours of playtime, it is priced at £129 / $129 / €149 / AU$229.
Sources
T3 Audio
"iFi's tiny wireless DAC is built to make your Bluetooth better The iFi GO Blu Air delivers serious spec in a very compact case"
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