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Dual headphone jack smartphone scores high in new reparability video
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Actually the DAC in the Apple Dongle (even with how hideous it looks) is quite good (for the price) compared to the DACs powering the minijack ports on mobile phones. Let alone other external DACs.
If you'd care at all about audio quality you'd at least know that right? Instead of trying to shit on a product you don't even own, maybe learn something about audio?
Edit: the comment quality here has rapidly decreased to Reddit hive mind unga bunga "I hate everything I don't own and have no experience or knowledge about"-levels.
Most mobile phone mini jacks have horrible DACs running them.
Edit 2: Damn fake noob audiophiles walking around here lol. Show me 1 article where the Apple Dongle performs under its price. Losers.
Edit 3: Ah Android sub, of course it's gonna be full of hate. I thought this had something to do with audio or tech. My bad, you Google chumps.
You realize most Android phones also don't have a headphone jack, right? This isn't an Android vs iPhone issue.
I have the Apple dongle. Can't comment on the audio quality, though. The audio output is way too silent.
Your experience is unique! Snowflake.
Wtf is wrong with you
No it isn't, it's a well known issue when used on Android, this isn't new lol