FiiO/Snowsky Tiny Portable DAC & Headphone Amplifier, Hi-Res USB DAC, PEQ Precision Tuning, PCM 384kHz/DSD256 Decoding, Android App/Web Control (3.5mm + Type-C Dual Ports, Tiny A Black)

My first dac, so I can't compare to others. Using Pixel 10 Pro with Tidal. It's so nice hearing stereo sound again on a phone after years of bluetooth only. Because of the shape, it won't work with phone cases that cover bottom speakers, so be aware of that. Small size is a plus, and it's not dangly so it's less likely to get pulled out. Gets charged by the phone, and allows you to charge your phone while using it. Overall, good product that does what it says it does.

Sounds great with my IEMs and supports fast charging with my iPhone 17. Highly recommend!

The FiiO Tiny DAC A Version is a surprisingly capable little dongle DAC, especially when paired with IEMs. It provides more than enough volume headroom for most in-ear monitors and delivers what appears to be a neutral, uncolored sound signature. Music comes through cleanly without obvious emphasis on any particular frequency range, making it a solid choice for listeners who prefer accuracy over coloration.One of its standout qualities is how effortlessly it drives sensitive IEMs while maintaining a low noise floor. For everyday portable use, it performs exactly as a compact DAC/amp should.That said, the built-in PEQ (Parametric EQ) functionality feels somewhat finicky. While it's a welcome feature on paper, adjusting EQ bands can occasionally introduce audible distortion or artifacts during the tuning process. Once configured, it generally works fine, but the user experience could be more polished.Another drawback is the lack of transparency regarding the hardware. FiiO does not disclose the specific DAC chip or amplifier implementation used in the Tiny DAC A Version, which may disappoint enthusiasts who like to know exactly what's inside their audio gear.Overall, the FiiO Tiny DAC A Version offers excellent performance with IEMs, plenty of output power for its intended use, and a clean, neutral presentation. The imperfect PEQ implementation and undisclosed internal components keep it from earning a full five stars, but it's still an easy recommendation for anyone looking for an affordable and portable DAC/amp.

I have been trying to put together some quality audio from my samsung s24 cellphone. Compared to a budget dongle,this unit really sounds tremendous! I am very very pleased with my first upgrade from a simple wired budget dongle. I was truly surprised at how good it makes the digital audio coming from my s24 sound. The specs say this guy puts out about 60milliwatts but it sounds almost as good as my tube desktop amplifier boasting over 1000milliwatts! The DAC in this thing is great and sounds even better then my outboard amp. I have played with the app run EQ, and it is fun to adjust. For 20 something bucks, the value cant be beat. It is as important to the quality sound as the headphones are. It is a good investment if you want some quality audio out of your samsung s24. I expect it will make other phones sound as good. No idea about iphones. Im very pleased.

The adapter WORKS great as expected.Paired with wired headphones from like around the 90's has a build in microphone and your phone charger both plugged in IT WORKS.THY ONLY ONE THING TO KEEP IN MIND IS the adapter is tiny soooo be careful you don't lose it.I hate Bluetooth only get 1 or 3days out it NOT EVEN A WEEK spend 80 or 100 dallors on sheet.Get only budget friendly wired headphones and your good.This tiny adapter WORTH EVERY PENNY!!!!!!!!!!

I bought one of these DAC headphone devices (customer support calls it the Tiny) for my sister and based on her loving it, I purchased another for myself to use with my Samsung S6 Lite tablet. Nothing happened. No sound at all, and I tried different headphones. I went to the manufacturer website for help and found none would be available for about a week! I wrote up my problem, asked if there was a manual and driver available and waited. Eventually I received a response telling me no app was needed and no manual was available. I wrote up my problem again and sent it again and three or four days later got a response mentioning EQ Control software and asking if I'd tried it to what effect. I wrote back again and repeated the problem again and asked for links to any and all software that might help. No reply. I wrote again several days later and did get a reply, again, about three days later, this time telling me there was nothing for the Tiny I could download (what was the EQ Control app about which they previously asked?), but had I tried other tablets or devices? I don't have any other devices and I didn't want to repeat what I had done (to me meaning anything not mentioned wasn't done) yet again, especially with a three day to a week delay in replies, so I returned it and am waiting for a refund. Perhaps my device was simply a rare lemon, based on the other one working great for my sister. Trying to get help figuring that out is FAR too much trouble, however. Worst customer service ever, which I strongly suspect might be due primarily to English not being the native of language of the support staff and the minimum delay of several days to any emails. It should not take two weeks to get answers or decent help when something doesn't work, which is how long it's been since I bought my "Tiny," so I am done. I actually wish I could have left a better review...

I am using it an iPad. It sounds pretty good and volume is louder too than my other dac. However, their app does not work on iOS so cannot change any settings. Also, if you change YouTube videos position quickly the sound disconnects. You have to pause and play again to get sound back. I’d still recommend it if you need a dac with charging function.

For the price it gives excellent sound and functionality and the pass through charging feature makes it something I would choose over higher end dacs so I can take it on the go! However, sometimes due to the horizontal shape and form factor it can be a bit awkward in places

This tiny little dac really surprised me, I basically bought it just to try the USB C audio thing on my phone as a self confessed melomaniac. I'm a person that desperately misses Ipods and phones with headphone jacks, and this fits the bill excellently.Very good sound quality and the PEQ function is brilliant although very complicated on a phone screen (did it via a tablet instead). Only negative is the lack of a standard EQ function as I just tend to boost the bass a little and use everything else flat. Basically if you are curious about the portable dac thing this fits the bill as an excellent, well made and easy to carry option for very little money, very happy with it.

Al conectarlo a mi OPPO A54 y usar mi ecualizador para Spotify me sorprendió la escucha de los arreglos de las pistas FUNK que escuchaba en una literal escuchaba la ambientación sonora que de otra forma no lo haría, los códecs responden al unísono al usarlos con mis Marshall Major V cableados no quería desconectarlos en serio! éste maravilloso dispositivo te obliga a entrar al mundo de los DACs más serios, como el Shanling UA4, con el Tiny A logras mayor detalle en voces, mejor separación de instrumentos, graves más definidos, menor compresión, sonido más limpio a volúmenes más altos, eso sí requieres si o si auriculares cableados de calidad, con DSP y ecualizador paramétrico de 10 bandas mediante al APP FiiO Control, soportará audio Hi-Res hasta PCM 384 KHz y DSD256 impresionante! cómo siempre Amazon México es líder, otra cosa el servicio de DHL fantástico llegó de volada! perfectamente empacado y protegido una de mis mejores compras!

It does its job, I can finally use my wired headphones with my phone again, but there's a big drawback -- my phone case's thickness causes the connection to loosen with even slight movement. It is extremely annoying. I’ll either need to DIY-trim the case. Or spend money to switch to a thinner one to keep the plug secure. At fitst, it looked like a better design than the dangling wire type, but not really.

Second one I'm buying, it's a tidy and well built device, and works flawlessly. Got the model with a charger port. Not the most affordable small DAC, but I'd say it's still worth it if getting for under £20.

Awesome bit of kit, sound quality and volume much improved now runs my Beyerdynamics well.