To personally tailor your sound, the SE180 goes one step further than the slightly older SE200 (which has two user-selectable DAC configurations built into the player) in that it features an interchangeable DAC module design. How about a customisable PMP with interchangeable DAC modules? That's the idea here – and we liked it so much, we gave it What Hi-Fi? 20 Awards trophies. Read the full review: Astell & Kern A&norma SR25 MKII Stock of the SR25 MKII is diminishing, but there are still a fair few left online if you want to nab a deal. If your budget can stretch to it, this is a truly stunning player with superb build quality to match – it'll make you forget the iPod Touch ever even existed. However, it's worth noting that this model has now been replaced by the even newer SR35 model (below). And we stress the word 'reasonably', because while it pushes performance forward, it also pushes what is acceptable as an entry-level price. Notably more expressive and eloquent than any other portable music player we have encountered at this price, and far beyond anything that smartphones are capable of, the SR25 MKII demonstrates just how good music on the move can sound while also remaining reasonably affordable. The SR25 MKII doesn’t let us down, propelling its lineage forward from the 2018-introduced A&norma SR15 to set a new performance benchmark, nabbing a What Hi-Fi? 2022 Award once again in the process. The Astell & Kern A&norma SR25 MKII is the latest in what has been a long line of excellent, What Hi-Fi? Award-winning, ‘entry-level’ portable music players, with each new generation invariably proving even more talented than the last.
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