D16 D16
Kids First Phones

D16

D16

Released Mar 1, 2014 · Analysis updated Oct 13, 2026

This kids' phone toy offers premium build quality with powerful, clear sound and strong bass for an enjoyable audio experience. The D16 D16 scores 85/100 based on 4 expert reviews in the kids first phones category. Coverage includes reviews from Sounds-of-revolution, Audio46, Headfonics, and Eoshd.

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85

based on 4 expert reviews

Sounds-of-revolutionAudio46HeadfonicsEoshd

Low confidence · only 4 reviews

Critics are split: our scores run from 62 (Eoshd) to 100 (Sounds-of-revolution) — a 38-point spread. Eoshd tends to score critically across our dataset.

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4 Publication Reviews

100
Independent publication

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Decimort 2 is a top-tier bitcrusher and sampler emulator that provides professional-grade control over vintage digital degradation without sacrificing musicality.

Publisher score: SOUND 100%, EASE OF USE 100%, VALUE FOR MONEY 100%

92
Independent publication04/2024

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The iBasso D16 Taipan is a high-end portable amp/DAC that delivers studio-quality sound, immense power, and meticulous detail, justifying its premium cost for audiophiles.

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87
Independent publication10/2024

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The iBasso D16 Taipan is a high-end portable DAC/amp that delivers an outstanding analog sound and precise volume control, though it may struggle with the most power-hungry headphones.

Publisher score: 8.7

62
Independent publication03/2014

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The Digital Bolex D16 offers a unique, magically analogue aesthetic for artistic filmmakers, but it is severely hampered by significant technical flaws, poor ergonomics, and unreliable hardware.

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