Eversolo T10: The New Streaming Transport Scores 9.3/10 at Best of High End
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After a run of accolades through 2025-2026 (Best Hi-Fi Brand, the iF Design Award for the Play, several EISA prizes for the Play and DMP-A10), Eversolo is following up with a glowing press verdict on its brand-new streaming transport, the T10. The European outlet Best of High End, a well-regarded name in high-end hi-fi testing, gave it a 9.3/10 in a review published in early August 2026 — one of the highest scores the site has awarded a digital transport in this price bracket.
T8's Big Brother, No Apologies
The T10 takes the T8's concept and scales it up in every sense: a pure streaming transport with no built-in DAC stage, designed to sit ahead of an external converter you already own. Unveiled at HIGH END Vienna 2026 alongside the rest of the new lineup (DMP-A8 Gen 2, DAC-R8, AMP-F8, AMP-F6, SA200, C10), it shares its compact footprint with the DAC-Z10 and goes for a clean look: a large touchscreen, glass front panel, cooling fins along the sides.
Under the hood, Eversolo went heavy on clocking and isolation: a temperature-compensated OCXO clock paired with a PLL circuit to minimize jitter, backed by two external BNC clock inputs (50 and 75 ohms, 10 and 25 MHz) for systems that already run a reference clock. It's all powered by an eight-core ARM processor with 8GB of DDR5 RAM and 64GB of eMMC storage, plus two NVMe SSD slots that can each take up to 8TB.
A Sound That Steps Out of the Way
The Best of High End reviewer ran the T10 both as a secondary system (paired with an Accuphase DAC and Fyne Audio speakers) and in a main system, connected via I2S and coaxial to a Métronome, a Norma Revo, and KEF Blade One Meta speakers. The impression held across very different genres, from contemporary jazz to Mahler to pop and baroque classical: the T10 isn't out to impress on its own, it steps back. Compared to the T8, the sound comes across as more mature and composed, with a notably quiet noise floor that leaves room for instrument texture and the downstream DAC's own character to come through — exactly what you'd want from a transport at this price point.
On the site's scoring breakdown, the T10 picked up 9.5/10 for sound performance, 9/10 for features, 8/10 for build, and 9.5/10 for value, for a weighted average of 9.3/10 — with essentially nothing flagged on the downside given the price positioning.
Technical Specifications
- Type: network streaming transport, no built-in DAC
- Clock: temperature-compensated OCXO + PLL, 2 external BNC clock inputs (50/75 Ω, 10/25 MHz)
- Processor / memory: 8-core ARM, 8GB DDR5 RAM, 64GB eMMC, 2 NVMe SSD slots (up to 8TB each)
- Supported resolution: PCM up to 768kHz/32-bit, DSD512, software upsampling up to 16x
- Networking: 2.5G Ethernet, SFP fiber port, Wi-Fi 6
- Digital outputs: dedicated isolated USB, AES/EBU, coaxial, optical, HDMI I2S
- Room correction: Evotune Pro (compatible with UMIK-style USB measurement mics)
- Supported services: Spotify Connect, TIDAL Connect, Qobuz Connect, Roon, HQPlayer
- Dimensions: 365 x 310 x 88 mm
Availability and Price
The T10 is now available from Cool Kids Audio, priced at €2,190 including VAT. It joins the other Eversolo products already available in our store, including the T8, DMP-A8 Gen 2, Play, and AMP-F8. The T10 is available directly from our online store, with shipping from France.