Eversolo Play 110W 2CH Streaming Amplifier - Touchscreen HiFi

In this review the Eversolo Play streaming amplifier is presented as a compact all-in-one option for listeners who want a tidy HiFi setup with modern streaming features. It combines an amplifier, DAC and music streamer into a single chassis with a 5.5' HD touchscreen so users can operate without a phone. The biggest reason to buy is sound-first streaming: the Class D amp and AK4493SEQ DAC deliver bit-perfect playback and enough power (60W per channel at 8 ohm, 110W per channel at 4 ohm) to drive most bookshelf passive speakers while providing room correction and multi-room playback capabilities.

Key Features

• Integrated design: Combines amplifier, DAC and streamer in one unit to reduce clutter and simplify a home stereo setup.
• Power output: Delivers 60W per channel at 8 ohm and 110W per channel at 4 ohm, capable of driving most bookshelf passive speakers with adequate sensitivity.
• High-performance DAC: Uses an AK4493SEQ chip for a high 109dB SNR and very low distortion to preserve fine musical detail.
• Touchscreen control: A 5.5' HD touchscreen with a new UI allows full device control without a smartphone for quick and intuitive playback management.
• Room correction and multi-room: Built-in Room Correction adapts to acoustic environments while multi-room sync lets several Play units fill multiple spaces with one source.
• Extensive inputs: Includes PHONO for MM/MC, Trigger In for linked control and common digital and analog interfaces to fit diverse components.

Who It's For

The Eversolo Play suits listeners who want a compact, modern HiFi hub that handles streaming services, local files and room correction without a separate streamer or preamp. It is an especially good fit for owners of passive bookshelf speakers that match the recommended sensitivity and impedance ranges and who value an integrated touchscreen and app control.

It is not the right choice for owners of large floor-standing speakers or active speakers that lack a coaxial input; the Play is optimized for smaller passive speakers and a bookshelf-focused stereo rig. Buyers needing a built-in CD drive should choose the separate CD Edition.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Strong sound quality with audiophile-grade DAC and bit-perfect streaming for detailed playback.
• Convenient all-in-one design combining amp, DAC and streamer with a responsive touchscreen and companion app.
• Room correction and multi-room features add flexibility for real rooms and multi-zone systems.

Cons

• Not compatible with large floor-standing speakers and some active speakers lacking appropriate inputs.
• Some users report mixed connectivity reliability, so network behavior may vary by environment.

Specifications

Our Verdict

For listeners building a compact HiFi system around bookshelf passive speakers, the Eversolo Play offers rare value: a high-quality AK4493SEQ DAC, useful room correction, multi-room streaming and a clear touchscreen in a single chassis. It is a sensible buy for those who want simplified hardware and strong digital playback, though buyers should confirm speaker compatibility and be prepared for occasional network variability in some environments.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this drive floor-standing speakers?
No. The Play is designed for bookshelf passive speakers and not recommended for large floor-standing speakers.

Does it include a CD drive?
No. Only the separate CD Edition includes a built-in CD drive; the Standard Edition does not.

What streaming services and formats are supported?
The unit supports mainstream streaming services via the app and plays high-fidelity formats such as DSD, FLAC, APE and WAV while offering bit-perfect playback.