HiFimeDIY Android DAC microUSB

This Android Dac has a MicroUSB cable instead of a usb cable and works with some Android phones without any drivers or tweaks.  Check the compatibility thread for updated list of supported phones The Android Dac is the same DAC as the “Tiny” model. It uses a PCM2706 USB receiver chip and the ESS Sabre ES9023 dac chip. Highlights about Sabre ES9023 dac chip: – The sound go straight out of the DAC chip and into your headphones or amplifier. It is not needed that the sound signal go through a capacitor to remove a DC voltage, there is no DC voltage to remove! This omits the need of a coloring cap which adds costs and reduces sound quality. – Jitter Eliminator! The ES9023 utilISed patented HyperstreamTM architecture and Time Domain Jitter Eliminator. – 112db DNR USB (receiver) PCM2706: – Accepts up to 48kHz/16bit Output levels: Open 2.2Vrms 4.7Kohm 2.1Vrms 1.8Kohm 1.9Vrms 510ohm 1.5Vrms 330ohm 1.3Vrms 30ohm 1Vrms Note: Normally amplifier inputs are from 10K to 100K ohm. Normal headphones are from 32 ohm to 300ohm. Model:UAE Tiny Android Q&A: Hi, I am interested in this DAC but I am bit concerned if this DAC is going to drain out the battery of my Galaxy S3 too fast?  Reply: It doesn’t drain it very fast, but a little faster compared to using internal audio output should be expected.