Veles-X Hi-Res DAC with Realtek Chip Interface DAC e ADC Hi-Fi

Hi-Res DAC USB-C Adapter — Studio-Grade Sound From Any USB-C Device

The Veles-X Hi-Res DAC Audio Adapter is a compact USB-C to 3.5 mm headphone dongle with a built-in digital-to-analog converter. Powered by the Realtek ALC5686 chipset, it bypasses the limited internal audio hardware of modern phones, tablets, and laptops and delivers Hi-Res playback at up to 384 kHz / 32-bit. DACUSB-WH represents the right choice for listeners who want lossless audio quality from a USB-C device without needing a full-size desktop DAC.

What Sets This DAC Adapter Apart

Most USB-C headphone dongles rely on the host device's built-in audio output. This model moves conversion to a dedicated Realtek ALC5686 chip, which decodes high-resolution streams that many phones and laptops cannot process natively. The 4-pole TRRS jack with automatic CTIA / OMTP detection works with virtually any wired headset, including those with inline microphones and remote controls.

Audio Performance and Build — Specs That Matter

For a pocket-sized DAC adapter, the technical foundation separates a clear, detailed listen from a thin, noisy one. A dedicated DAC chipset, a Hi-Res-capable output stage, and a shielded aluminum housing keep the signal path clean from USB-C source to headphone driver.

• DAC Chipset: Realtek ALC5686 — decodes Hi-Res and lossless audio streams up to 384 kHz / 32-bit
• Max Output Resolution: 384 kHz / 32-bit — well above CD-quality 44.1 kHz / 16-bit, so high-resolution files play without downsampling
• Connector Output: 3.5 mm TRRS (4-pole) — supports stereo audio plus headset mic and inline remote with CTIA / OMTP auto-detection
• Engineers incorporated a 10 cm nylon-braided cable designed for resilience during daily pocket carry while maintaining a compact, tangle-free profile.
• Housing: Aluminum alloy — adds shielding against interference while keeping the adapter light at roughly 13 g

Target Audience for This Adapter

The DACUSB-WH is the right choice for smartphone and tablet owners who have lost the 3.5 mm headphone jack but still want to use their favorite wired headphones. It suits commuters and students streaming Hi-Res music from Tidal, Apple Music Lossless, or local FLAC libraries who want better detail than a passive dongle. Laptop users also benefit during video calls, since the TRRS jack supports headset microphones without a splitter.