Review on SMSL M100 USB DAC AK4452 DSD512 32Bit/768kHz - High-Fidelity Audio Decoder (Black) by Leon Johnsson

Overview: I bought the SM.SL M100 to complement my near field active desktop monitors. I was very happy to receive the package today 05/10/2019 mainly due to the DSD M100 support with the promise of better audio fidelity from my Qobuz and Tidal subscriptions. hoped. 2) I downloaded the M100 driver from SMSL website and installed the driver; Plugging and unplugging the USB cable connected to the M100 DAC from my 18 month old DELL XPS13 - 9350 64bit laptop - following the instructions in the included "broken" English manual. 3) The driver was not found in the Windows Control Panel under Audio Devices or is corrupt and frankly wasted hours of my time which is too valuable to endure such a poorly designed and executed product. and selling hotspots (wireless routers) and wireless cards in the late 1990s, which is unacceptable for a company like SMSL if you want to thrive in today's world. Your products must be ready to use; If your software folks can't do it for the world's most popular operating system, then frankly, they shouldn't be in this business. At the suggestion of a man who once ran one of the largest companies in the world that manufactured and sold access points (wireless routers) and wireless cards in the late 1990s, this is not acceptable for a company like SMSL. if you intend to be successful in modern times. Your products must be ready to use; If your software folks can't do it for the world's most popular operating system, then frankly, they shouldn't be in this business. At the suggestion of a man who once ran one of the largest companies in the world that manufactured and sold access points (wireless routers) and wireless cards in the late 1990s, this is unacceptable for a company like SMSL if you intend to do this successful on that day and time. Your products must be ready to use; If your software folks can't do it for the world's most popular operating system, then frankly, they shouldn't be in this business. Your products must be ready to use; If your software folks can't do it for the world's most popular operating system, then frankly, they shouldn't be in this business. At the suggestion of a man who once ran one of the largest companies in the world that manufactured and sold access points (wireless routers) and wireless cards in the late 1990s, this is unacceptable for a company like SMSL if you intend to do this successful on that day and time. Your products must be ready to use; If your software folks can't do it for the world's most popular operating system, then frankly, they shouldn't be in this business. Your products must be ready to use; If your software people can't do it for the world's most popular operating system, you honestly shouldn't be in this business. At the suggestion of a man who once ran one of the largest companies in the world that manufactured and sold access points (wireless routers) and wireless cards in the late 1990s, this is unacceptable for a company like SMSL if you intend to do this successful on that day and time. Your products must be ready to use; If your software folks can't do it for the world's most popular operating system, then frankly, they shouldn't be in this business. If your software folks can't do it for the world's most popular operating system, then frankly, they shouldn't be in this business. At the suggestion of a man who once ran one of the largest companies in the world, which manufactured and sold access points (wireless routers) and wireless cards in the late 1990s, that is unacceptable for a company like SMSL when they intend to be successful in that day and time. Your products must be ready to use; If your software folks can't do it for the world's most popular operating system, then frankly, they shouldn't be in this business. If your software folks can't do it for the world's most popular operating system, then frankly, they shouldn't be in this business. At the suggestion of a man who once ran one of the largest companies in the world that manufactured and sold access points (wireless routers) and wireless cards in the late 1990s, this is unacceptable for a company like SMSL, if you intend to be successful on that day and at that time. Your products must be ready to use; If your software folks can't do it for the world's most popular operating system, then frankly, they shouldn't be in this business. who in the late 1990s ran one of the largest companies in the world that manufactured and sold access points (wireless routers) and wireless LAN cards, this is unacceptable for a company like SMSL if you want to thrive in today's world. Your products must be ready to use; If your software folks can't do it for the world's most popular operating system, then frankly, they shouldn't be in this business. who ran one of the largest companies in the world in the late 1990s that manufactured and sold access points (WLAN routers) and WLAN cards, this is unacceptable for a company like SMSL if you want to be successful in today's world. Your products must be ready to use; If your software folks can't do it for the world's most popular operating system, then frankly, they shouldn't be in this business.