I didn't see em on those tws review sites

And they didn't seem like meme gimmick review sites that just want you to buy shit

I think they reviewed the T3 and they said if the silicon bits don't fit you're kinda shit outta luck

Probably overpaid a bit for the mpow but I'm sure I'll be happy

Battery seemed pretty godtier

Bluetooth module for T2, which one should I get?

my trn BT10 right iem is not working anymore

5$ dac

<:thonk:288060975775612929>

i mean all usb-to-3.5mm converters are dacs too

and those are like $1-$5

Any decent headphone amps

for what headphones

Hd600

apple dongle/google dongle v1

Amp?

you heard me

google dongle will drive hd600

I want it for my desktop

your desktop doesnt have usb ports?

Not usb c

get an adapter

Your fucked wind

i'm not lying to you, it will literally work

an amplifier exists to make shit louder, it doesnt have to be fancy

dont shit and piss yourself because it doesnt have an lcd screen and takes up a square foot of desk space

Maybe I'm confused what is your idea of dongle

its a dongle, it takes usb-c at one end and poops out analog 3.5mm at the other

like the ones that come with phones?

Hmm

```To me, my HD600 sounds perfectly fine plugged straight into the iPhone 7 lightning/3.5mm dongle (which sounds indistinguishable from the iPhone 6 headphone jack I had previously). To protect my ears, I have my volume set at around 60% when listening to quiet or dynamic music like classical, and like 40% when listening to the most loudly mastered pop music. When comparing that to my Oppo HA-1 amp with the volume knob around 9:30, I can barely tell the difference, except in 2 areas: the low bass is more powerful on the amp, and some of the hard transients seem to have very slightly more bite and snap. But these differences are very subtle and not noticeable unless you're critically comparing. Also, if I weren't using the HA-1 for several other purposes (preamp for my speakers, DAC for multiple sources), the $1200 price for the incredibly small improvement in the headphone sound would have been a waste of money. I also admit that most people probably listen at louder volumes than I do, and an amp will probably make a bigger improvement for them, although I still suspect that the improvements are almost all in terms of louder volume and dynamics.```

<https://www.reddit.com/r/headphones/comments/5cfzvp/sennheiser_hd600hd650_with_an_iphone/>

```The Apple USB-C headphone jack adapter gets the same 1 Vrms maximum output as other iOS devices. (Assuming that your country isn’t limiting the volume.) It should be well established by now how loud it can get. On pop tunes like the one in the video pictured above, a satisfying volume level for me with the HD600 is 58 (out of a maximum of 100 in Windows). The HD600 is a walk in the park for this adapter because it draws so little current even at maximum volume. When level matched, it sounds about the same as a competent dedicated headphone amp. That is, if you can get it level matched. Some kinds of music are so quiet that you might not be able to get the HD600 loud enough on the dongle.
```

<https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/apple-usb-c-to-3-5-mm-headphone-jack-adapter.23420>

cringe

there for sure is a difference between different DACs, ive used cheap and nicer ones

for most people it doesnt matter, but doesnt mean it never matters

i mean the main reason DACs exist is because the sound card thats built into computers doesnt cut it for a lot of people so they need a specialized thing

it exists so people can have something to burn money on