We bought the HEDDON, but unfortunately it was very disappointing. Amazon Music is not supported, or rather, it works without volume control from the smartphone and the sound is very quiet. But what's even worse is that you can only control the overall volume with the Marshall app, but you can't adjust each speaker individually and save it as a profile. It is also not possible to set a right and left speaker for stereo sound. For the hefty price of almost €200, it is definitely not recommended. Hopefully there will be a major update so that you get what you pay for. It is also not possible to play via Bluetooth on the HEDDON where Wi-Fi streaming is not available.

Quote from: Gast #98765 on Yesterday at 20:02:41SchraubenDREHER! Der Zieht NICHTS! der Dreht!

Wissen wir doch alle, dass es keine Zange ist, aber ich jedenfalls bin in einer Zeit groß geworden, als jeder Schraubenzieher sagte, und die Gewohnheit ist sehr mächtig.

Quote from: Yoyo on February 25, 2026, 23:04:36Just remember, this is on AMD, this time it isn't Asus's fault, they don't write the chip drivers.

It's much worse than that. They're blacklisting the 780m driver that you install for laptops from being installed onto any z1 extreme chip despite it being the exact same silicon used in 7840U apu laptops.

Quote from: GoatisGaming on February 26, 2026, 15:25:12I doubt this is true.

Asus released an update to the driver for z1e ally. But when you look into the driver package it's still using the same old branch the last update had. The LeGo z1e hasn't had update in ages.

Why do you think this is happening? Without waiting for any official announcements, it's kind of pretty obvious what's going on. AMD wants OEMs to pay them for continued GPU driver support as they are treating these more as semi custom chips.