As much as we love the listening experience you can only get with a high-quality audio system, vinyl and a good turntable, you can’t take that kind of setup with you on the road. But let’s be realistic. The mobile audio experience is more about convenience than quality. Until now! The Khadas Tea is an ultra-slim, high-resolution headphone amplifier built specifically for smartphones. Using the ESS ES9281AC Pro DAC chip, Tea delivers superior digital-to-analog conversion whether you’re listening to lossless streaming audio on your phone or a DSD file on your computer. What’s more, it snaps to your iPhone with MagSafe, has 8 hours of continuous run time, and gives you a much better way to enjoy your music with your good headphones. The Khadas Tea has already crushed its crowdfunding goal and is expected to ship in March.
Khadas’ Ultra-Slim Headphone Amplifier Attaches to Your iPhone With MagSafe
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