Review on Geekuy Advanced Portable HiFi USB DAC, XMOS ESS9018Q2C Game Movie Soundcard with Robust Clear AMP and Wide Audio Format Compatibility，Ideal for Android Windows Mac iOS Linux，Type C, TRS 3.5mm by Jermall Meredith

This has to be one of, if not the most complex piece of equipment I have ever used. It claims to be compatible with Windows, but good luck finding drivers for it because we all know that if it runs on Windows it needs a driver. Good luck finding a manufacturer. By the way, when you arrive all you get is a very plasticky DAC in a baggy zip lock, a USB-C to USB micro adapter, and that's it. No paper manual, no explanation about charging or anything like that. You're on your own. Now that I'm stubborn and determined (otherwise stuck) I spent about a week trying to get this thing to cooperate before I just gave up and sent it back. Mind you, when I got it, it cost over $30. So it's not worth it. At the current price, it might have been worth it if there wasn't a headache, but seriously, you're probably better off with a USB-C to 3.5 adapter/DAC. But that's just my opinion