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product_id: 7869600
title: "M2Tech hiFace DAC Hi-End Async 2.0 Audio Class USB 384/32 DAC 100% Quick Shipment !!"
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# USB 2.0 compliant Compact design 384kHz/32bit audio M2Tech hiFace DAC Hi-End Async 2.0 Audio Class USB 384/32 DAC 100% Quick Shipment !!

**Brand:** m2tech
**Price:** HK$2595
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

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## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** M2Tech hiFace DAC Hi-End Async 2.0 Audio Class USB 384/32 DAC 100% Quick Shipment !! by m2tech
- **How much does it cost?** HK$2595 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- m2tech enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted m2tech brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Compact Powerhouse:** High performance in a sleek, portable design—perfect for on-the-go audiophiles.
- • **Unmatched Audio Clarity:** Experience sound like never before with ultra-low jitter and phase noise.
- • **Versatile Compatibility:** Easily connects to any Hi-End system via 3.5mm stereo jack.
- • **Affordable Hi-Fi Solution:** Transform your mini PC into a premium digital music source without breaking the bank.
- • **Plug-and-Play Convenience:** Seamlessly connect to Mac, iPad, or Linux—no custom drivers needed!

## Overview

The M2Tech hiFace DAC is a high-end asynchronous USB DAC that delivers exceptional audio quality with 384kHz/32bit resolution. It features low jitter and phase noise for pristine sound, is USB 2.0 compliant for easy connectivity, and boasts a compact design that makes it perfect for both home and portable use. Ideal for audiophiles seeking an affordable yet powerful digital music solution.

## Description

M2Tech hiFace DAC Hi-End Async 2.0 Audio Class USB 384/32 DAC !!! DETAILS Highest quality stereo analog audio up to 384kHz/32bit available on your PC, Mac, Linux computer, iPad or Android tablet. 2.0Vrms line output level, 112dB THD+N. Very low jitter oscillators, asynchronous 2.0 Audio Class USB. Also drives most medium- or high-impedance headphones. Highest value-for-money. Compact size (2x1.4x8.8cm) with hi-end performance hiFace DAC has been conceived to make hi-end equipment performance at hand to budget-conscious audiophiles, without any compromise. One hiFace DAC and a laptop, Mac Mini or even an iPad make for a hi-end music file source at the cost of a middle range digital interconnect. The hiFace DAC includes all necessary features to be the perfect DAC for all kind of hi-fi systems: asynchronous data transfer mode on USB 2.0, compliancy to USB 2.0 Audio Class (no drivers needed for MacOS, IOS, Linux and Android), very low phase noise oscillators and last-generation conversion IC capable of 384kHz and 23 bits. Windows users will enjoy it in Direct Sound, Kernel Streaming, WASAPI and ASIO (depending on the OS version), while Mac users will be able to take advantage from Integer mode and Direct mode. While the hiFace DAC output is purposely designed to give its best with amplifiers’ and preamplifiers’ line level inputs, it may also be used to drive medium- and high-impedance headphones: try it with iPhone’s in-ear headphones.

## Features

- LOW JITTER, LOW PHASE NOISE, HIGH STABILITY OSCILLATORS Most audio interfaces and USB-provided DACs refer the data stream clock to the same USB interface clock, that often suffers a very heavy jitter (short range oscillator frequency variations). Thanks to two quartz precision oscillators used on M2Tech hiFace DAC, clock source for internal interface to the conversion IC features a very low jitter. Low jitter produces a very limited sound image distortion and degradation. Phase noise (main responsible for jitter) is also very low: this guarantees a short and long range clock stability, also reinforced by a board supply voltage regulation (e.g. at environmental temperature stability is 2-5ppm approximately, compared to 50-100ppm performed by oscillators normally used on commercial CD players).
- USB 2.0 AUDIO COMPLIANCE No need for custom driver. Using the hiFace DAC is very easy. Just connect it to your Mac, iPad or Linux computer and it will be immediately visible in the devices list and ready to use. A driver is still necessary for Windows computers, which enables for DS, KS, WASAPI and ASIO mode.
- COMPACT SIZE, EASE OF USE AND VERY HIGH PERFORMANCE M2Tech hiFace DAC features a very compact size and can be directly (or using an accessory USB A-A adapter, not supplied with hiFace) connected to a High Speed USB 2.0 port of any computer or tablet. A 3.5mm stereo jack socket provides an output stereo line-level signal, ready to be connected to a Hi-End system. No external power supply is required, as hiFace DAC draws its power from USB bus itself and regulates it with its internal regulators. hiFace DAC connected to a last generation mini PC provided with a High Speed USB port makes for a complete digital music source at very low prices (in the range of few hundreds Euros). Such system allows for listening any density and resolution music files (up to 384/32!), playing own CD's using a CD ROM drive, obtaining access to more than 10,000 web radio, many of which broadcast their transmissions with CD quality.

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐ 3.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Fine Product with a (Big) Caveat
  

*by P***W on Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2013*

By now I have three competing compact USB DACs: AQ Dragonfly ($250), Meridian Explorer ($300), and M2Tech hiFace DAC ($300). Each is a fine product for what it is claimed to do (except for the deceiving appearance of M2Tech - see below). Sonically, Dragonfly is falling behind the rest. Of the other two, when used as a line level DAC driving a regular stereo system, the difference was like splitting hair. The following key words may give you an idea about what the differences are:Meridian Explorer: smooth, rich, bigger sound stage, deeper bassM2Tech hiFace: clarity, better definition, neutral, transparentAgain, these words are just relative terms between the two. It doesn't mean that the M2Tech is harsh, or the Meridian blurry. I could choose either one for the line level performance alone.However, there is one big caveat for the M2Tech. If you're like me, by the look of the product thinking that this was made for your earphones, think again! Unlike the Dragonfly, the M2Tech does not have a built-in headphone amp, so it cannot drive usual earphones/headphones to a sufficiently loud level. It was not sufficient for my B&W C5, P3, and Sennheiser PMX-685, none of which can be considered a difficult load. After communicating with M2Tech, I learned about this and also found out that it is indeed stated in the manual. But when you buy the product, the box contains the bare unit only without any documentation! M2Tech should make this point very clear on the product front page. If the product was designed to be used as a line stage DAC for the stereo system, why does it have to be packaged in such a tiny dongle? IMO the packaging is clearly misleading and should be regarded as an ill-conceived design.In summary, sonically it is a fine product for a line level DAC in its price range. If your main use is to drive a line level pre/integrated amp, by all means give it a try. If you intend to use it as a line level as well as for headphone listening, Meridian Explorer for the same price will give you the same level of quality (yet slightly different) sound, and it also has a separate headphone amp to drive your earphones loud. If the Meridian is still too bulky and cumbersome and you just need a cool tiny solution (with fancy color changes), the Dragonfly will drive your headphones to the maximum loudness with rich and full sound (still high quality if not as refined compared to the other two).All things considered, the hiFace DAC serves as an example of bad engineering design, as there is no real merit for such a compact packaging unless it is capable of portable headphone listening. To be used as a line level DAC exclusively, the hiFace DAC is a competent, but not much superior, performer among its peers, at least not to the level to justify its price compared to so many other full function DACs with a dedicated power supply with more inputs, and even with a volume control (iFi, Micromega, Schiit, Musical Fidelity, etc. - this is a competitive market!).

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Flimsy build, but stunning sound
  

*by B***A on Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2014*

I bought this DAC because I was curious about 32/284 playback. Not that I have any actual music of such high resolution - but I tried upsampling via software (JRiver MC).I laughed when I opened the packaging - a yellow piece of flimsy plastic. The build quality is really terrible - I was scared that it would fall apart every time I plugged it in or plucked it from the USB port. The packaging is nice, but certainly not what I expect from a $300 DAC.But the sound - it is *beautiful*. The other reviews comparing it to the Meridian Explorer is pretty accurate - very similar sound signatures (the USB audio 2 drivers for both install very similar looking control panel applets). But the Explorer does have SO much better build quality (and it comes with a USB cable - so I'm not worried about the DAC snapping into two)I replaced a JDS Labs ODAC with this one and it is simply a revelation. I use Emotiva AirMotiv5 near-field listening monitors and the combination is amazing. The M2Tech HiFace is significantly more musical sounding than the ODAC with a rich, full and warmer sound. If only they would work on the build quality. Call me crazy, but I like my DACs to look just as good as they sound. That's the reason I'm docking one star!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Outstanding sound for a reasonable price!
  

*by B***O on Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2013*

I am an audiophile and just had to sell off my Mcintosh 207 amp, Audiophysic 7 speaker suround sound system (Virgo 5, Tempo VI, Tempo IV and Celcius IV center) with Halo C 2 pre-amp and analysis plus big silver oval speaker cables.  I was looking for a system that would fit into a smaller apartment and that would sound good with streamed audio.  Picked up the Paradigm - Millenia CT - 2.1 Audio / Multimedia System, which sounds pretty good and hooked this DAC up to my laptop running spotify and the sound was fantastic!  The depth, intrument separation, vocals and normal instrument decay were wonderful.  It was a jaw dropping moment considering I was running this off of my laptop!  I am impressed with what this little DAC can do for the price, so much so that I just bought another to use with my focal sound system at work!

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