Lotoo PAW GT2 New Reference Portable Music Players (free LTTP by End of 2024) with free Dust Plugs
3 reviews
Original price
$ 3,200.00
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Original price
$ 3,200.00
Original price
$ 3,200.00
$ 3,200.00
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$ 3,200.00
Current price
$ 3,200.00
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Lotoo PAW GT2: The New Reference in Portable Music Players
The PAW GT2 marks a new chapter in Lotoo’s pursuit of portable audio excellence. By merging powerful performance with sleek, compact dimensions, it sets a new benchmark for the brand's innovation in handheld music players.
Power Beyond Proportions With its innovative, ingenious “sandwich structure”, the GT2 maximizes isolation and shielding, ensuring the purest sound experience possible. Its unprecedentedly low distortion, combined with an exceptional 133dB signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), delivers unmatched clarity to preserve the sonic precision. The output power has been boosted to an impressive 1000mW per channel. While many handheld players opt for lower power, the GT2 goes beyond, offering music with depth and precision like never before.
Achieving this balance between high SNR and robust output power was a significant engineering feat, but it’s one that Lotoo fully embraced. The result is the PAW GT2 — a palm-sized powerhouse delivering uncompromised sound quality and performance.
Wireless High-Res Audio Transmission
Previously, Mjolnir users had the exclusive preview of Lotoo’s cutting-edge self-developed transmission technology, and now, the GT2 is LTTP-enabled. Lotoo Tele Transport Protocol (LTTP) is Lotoo’s proprietary wireless high-definition audio transmission protocol. Supporting high-bitrate, lossless audio, LTTP delivers high resolution 96kHz/24bit and lossless 48kHz/24bit audio with a transmission bitrate up to 1.5Mbps, fully utilizing available bandwidth.
Compatible across all major platforms — iOS, macOS, Android, and Windows — LTTP ensures seamless connectivity with smartphones, tablets, PCs, and Mac computers. From now on, LTTP wireless technology will be integrated into all upcoming Lotoo products.
High Performance and Maximized DAC Chip Utilization Lotoo’s engineering team strives to fully unlock the potential of every DAC chip, leaving nothing wasted. This dedication ensures the highest possible performance from the AK4191EQ and dual AK4499EX DAC chips in the GT2. The GT2 supports true 768kHz PCM and DSD512, setting a new standard in audio fidelity.
The AK4137EQ upsampling chip is designed for hardware-based upsampling and seamless conversion between DSD and PCM formats.
Featured Specs Screen: 800x480 4-inch touch screen Weight: 388g
Audio Specifications(Headphone - 4.4 mm balanced) Max output level +20.3 dBu (S Mode) Max output power 1000mW/ch (32Ω load) 620mW/ch (100Ω load) 210mW/ch (300Ω load) 104mW/ch (600Ω load) Channel Isolation 122dB Freq Response +0.006/-0.04 dB (20~20kHz) SNR 133dB (20~20kHz, A-weight) THD+N 0.00013% @1kHz (20~20kHz, A-weight, no load)
Audio Specifications(Headphone- 3.5 mm unbalanced) Max output level +14.2 dBu (S Mode) Max output power 460mW/ch (32Ω load) 156mW/ch (100Ω load) Freq Response +0.004/-0.05 dB (20~20kHz) SNR 129dB (20~20kHz, A-weight) THD+N 0.00020% @1kHz (20~20kHz, A-weight, no load) Min Noise Level 0.8uV
The Lotoo GT2 is an amazing DAP. The treble has amazing detail and resolution, without harshness. Midrange is less colored than LPGT but meatier at the same time. The bass? I have never heard bass like GT2. It's a monster only biting off the perfect amount. Bass is powerful and accurate. GT2 seems to be made for my Meze 109 Pro headphones, but it sounds wonderful with all. I listen balanced. This DAP underwhelmed me initially but opens like a flower in the sun with more play time.
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James R.M.
Simply Amazing
The Lotoo GT2 is an amazing DAP. The treble has amazing detail and resolution, without harshness.
The midrange is less colored than LPGT, but meatier at the same time. The bass? I have never heard bass like GT2. It's a monster only biting off the perfect amount. Bass is powerful and accurate. GT2 seems to be made for my Meze 109 Pro headphones, but sounds wonderful with all. I listen balanced. This DAP underwhelmed me initially, but opens like a flower in the sun with more play time.
J
James R.M.
Simply Amazing
Lotoo GT2 maintains Lotoo neutrality with power and grace. Do not judge this DAP until you get substantial hours in. It underwhelmed me during the first several days, but is blowing every other DAP I own away now. I own Lotoo Paw Gold Touch, Lotoo Paw 6000, Sony NW-WM1Z, and Sony NW-WM1A. I listen balanced with Meze 109 Pro, Shure SRH1540, and Sennheiser HD660S2 headphones. It seems as if Meze 109 Pro is made for Lotoo GT2, but all my headphones sound phenomenal. The midrange is less colored than LPGT, but meatier. Treble is so detailed with outstanding resolution, absent harshness. The bass? Good Lord, it is a raging monster only biting off what it should. I have never heard such beautiful bass. This player isn't fully burned in. I am at about fifteen hours. I am told GT2 will get even better. I can't even imagine.
The Lotoo GT2 is an amazing DAP. The treble has amazing detail and resolution, without harshness. Midrange is less colored than LPGT but meatier at the same time. The bass? I have never heard bass like GT2. It's a monster only biting off the perfect amount. Bass is powerful and accurate. GT2 seems to be made for my Meze 109 Pro headphones, but it sounds wonderful with all. I listen balanced. This DAP underwhelmed me initially but opens like a flower in the sun with more play time.
The Lotoo GT2 is an amazing DAP. The treble has amazing detail and resolution, without harshness.
The midrange is less colored than LPGT, but meatier at the same time. The bass? I have never heard bass like GT2. It's a monster only biting off the perfect amount. Bass is powerful and accurate. GT2 seems to be made for my Meze 109 Pro headphones, but sounds wonderful with all. I listen balanced. This DAP underwhelmed me initially, but opens like a flower in the sun with more play time.
Lotoo GT2 maintains Lotoo neutrality with power and grace. Do not judge this DAP until you get substantial hours in. It underwhelmed me during the first several days, but is blowing every other DAP I own away now. I own Lotoo Paw Gold Touch, Lotoo Paw 6000, Sony NW-WM1Z, and Sony NW-WM1A. I listen balanced with Meze 109 Pro, Shure SRH1540, and Sennheiser HD660S2 headphones. It seems as if Meze 109 Pro is made for Lotoo GT2, but all my headphones sound phenomenal. The midrange is less colored than LPGT, but meatier. Treble is so detailed with outstanding resolution, absent harshness. The bass? Good Lord, it is a raging monster only biting off what it should. I have never heard such beautiful bass. This player isn't fully burned in. I am at about fifteen hours. I am told GT2 will get even better. I can't even imagine.
I own virtually all the TOTL iems, and I have never heard one as detailed and moving as the PMG APX SE. The bass thumps, the treble glistens, the soundstage is all over and the definition amongst instruments is the best I have heard. It is my clear favorite now.
First, I must tell that I am not an audiophile, just a music enthusiast. Owning only headphones wanted to give a try to IEMs since I am always on the go. This being my first IEM, wanted to invest in something good so after searching in this price range and reading multiple reviews, decided to go for the Softears Enigma.
Photographs don’t give enough credit; this set is gorgeous and elegant. Engaging, without being extremely striking, so I can listen to my music while I wear suit at work or jeans on the street. But, above all, the sound. Enigma just blowout my mind. Fantastic for my taste: beautifully balance, with good clarity, detail, separation and expanded soundstage. And in the center of all that, the magic of that vocal tuning. Some audiophiles find Enigma treble recessed, not for me: everything is there in the right amount and when music asks for a stronger performance, they become energetic. And add to that excellent comfort.
I pair them with iBasso DX320MAX Ti, Mojo 2 and Lotoo PAW GT2.
I am very happy with them and grateful with Andrew and his team.
