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product_id: 37079312
title: "HiFiMeDIY Android USB DAC, Android Digital to Analog Audio Converter ES9023+PCM2706"
brand: "hifimediy"
price: "€ 89.46"
currency: EUR
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
url: https://www.desertcart.gr/products/37079312-hifimediy-android-usb-dac-android-digital-to-analog-audio-converter
store_origin: GR
region: Greece
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# HiFiMeDIY Android USB DAC, Android Digital to Analog Audio Converter ES9023+PCM2706

**Brand:** hifimediy
**Price:** € 89.46
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** HiFiMeDIY Android USB DAC, Android Digital to Analog Audio Converter ES9023+PCM2706 by hifimediy
- **How much does it cost?** € 89.46 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- hifimediy enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted hifimediy brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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## Description

This Android Dac has a MicroUSB cable instead of a usb cable and works with some Android phones without any drivers or tweaks. Current tested confirmed models include: Samsung Galaxy Note 2 running newest software update Samsung Galaxy Mega running Android 4.2.2 Samsung galaxy S3 with newest software Samsung Galaxy S4 with Android 4.2.2 LG Optimus G Pro 4.1.2+ Possibly works with most Android phones running android 4.2.2 Does not seem to work with Cyanogenmod software please let us know if you have tested it with other phones, and we'll update the list. No settings needs to be changed on Samsung phones. Volume up/down keys controls volume in the same way as for the regular output. The Android Dac is the same DAC as the "Tiny" model. It uses a PCM2706 USB receiver chip and the 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

## Features

- ESS Sabre DAC Technology
- Sabre ES9023 dac chip
- Connects directly to microUSB connector on Android phones
- No external power needed
- Output on 3.5mm headphone jack

## Images

![HiFiMeDIY Android USB DAC, Android Digital to Analog Audio Converter ES9023+PCM2706 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/W/WEBP_402378-T1/images/I/61guJGsBoBL.jpg)
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## Customer Reviews

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    A comparison using Android 5.1
  

*by R***R on Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2015*

I did a comparison of the HifiMeDIY DAC on my Sony Ultra Z and my Nexus 5 phone.  Both phones were running Android 5.1.  As a kind of control, I then compared them with my Ibasso DX90 DAP.  It may be a little unfair to compare a $40 DAC to a $400 DAP but oh well... I used A Diana Krall flac recording since it was well produced and I could easily compare the instrument separation and sound stage.  I tried out two sets of headphones - Creative Aurvana Air Clip-on Earphones, and Audio-Technica ATH-M50x closed headphones.  On both phones I used the PowerAmp music player app.Both phones use the Snapdragon 800 chipset so I suspect that their built-in DAC's are probably similar.  In fact, they both natively played back the flac file and sounded ok, but light years worse than my DX90.  When I plugged in the HifiMe DAC both phones recognized it automatically.  After going back and forth between the two phones and the DAP I found the HifiMe DAC produced a more detailed sound with better sound stage than the native phone playback.  Luckily the DAP sounded better yet, otherwise I would have spent $400 for nothing!  The HifiMe DAC had plenty of output to drive either set of headphones.  There was one thing that seemed strange.  Power Amp on the Sony Ultra Z would not recognize the hardware volume control, so I had to use the equalizer pre-amp volume as a main volume control.  On the Nexus 5 with Power Amp the hardware volume control worked exactly as expected.  Go figure.  I haven't had a chance to check power drain but so far it seems ok.For about $40 this little DAC is a good buy.

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    Great sound, Poor Build Quality
  

*by N***X on Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2015*

I have purchased 3 of these units from the seller over the last few months. While the sound quality is fantastic, the reliability is quite poor. Every single unit has failed within weeks. The micro USB connectors used are very poor in build quality, and they become loose and unable to hold a steady link with the phone.All in all, if you only need this to work a few times, it's a great product.If you'd like to use it for more than a month, unfortunately you're going to have to spend a lot more money for something like that.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    KILLER DAC for a modern mobile phone.
  

*by U***S on Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2014*

This thing has the best quality output for the size of anything I have tried.  For those that know, it rates up there in quality with the Voodoo Modded Fascinate/Galaxy S, FIIO amps, and other high end DACS... and maybe better.  What it doesn't have is an amp, this is a loud DAC that will work with mobile type head phones well.  It works with a Galaxy Note II, and for sure the Galaxy III and HTC One M8, however on the m8 the stupid boom sound kicks in and screws up the DAC output.  It does not hit the Galaxy Note II battery too hard.  You can probably get through a day of listening with the thing plugged in.  The android volume controls do work with it as you would expect.  I use a pair of high end IEMs and the bass is nothing short of stunning.. though not ear crushing loud.

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*Last updated: 2026-02-21*