Below are excerpts from the review: PROs – Excellent resolution, sharp and defined sound with good instrument separation, more than enough driving power for most IEMs, and low background noise. It is more convenient than most dongle DAC solutions, and the driving part is in the Y-Split, which never gets hot or even warm. Button for playback control, and a microphone make it a very good choice for anyone who’s on a budget but was a good solution to use their IEMS with a phone. From：Audiophile Heaven Click here to view more

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Below are excerpts from the review: The M120B delivers surprisingly good sound quality for an all-in-one cable at its price point. It offers a balanced, detailed, and dynamic sound with a low noise floor, creating a clean and clear backdrop for music reproduction. The built-in DAC avoids unwanted coloration or distortion, faithfully preserving the original sound signature of connected IEMs. Showcasing decent resolution and transparency, the M120B handles complex tracks competently for its price range. It presents a relatively wide and spacious soundstage, fostering a realistic listening experience. The imaging is fairly accurate and precise, effectively pinpointing the position and…

Below are excerpts from the review: In terms of sound, it is well-balanced, musical, and highly enjoyable, with good technical capabilities for its category. The bass is extended, weighty, and dynamic, with adequate control and definition. The mid-range is spacious and open, delivering realistic timbre and precise articulation. The treble, which is not rolled off, is neither offensive nor lacking in excitement, while providing satisfactory resolution and detail retrieval for its category. The power output may be lower compared to larger USB DAC dongles, but it is sufficient for driving sensitive earphones. Additionally, the M102B boasts very low power consumption,…

Below are excerpts from the review: The treble and upper midrange is more forward on the M120B. There also appears more extension on the low end, giving the Kiwi Orchestra a slightly better thump. The ddHiFi M120B by no means is competing with higher-end cable, it simply is not made for that. What M120B leverages is its plug-and-play design, catered to both audiophiles and casual listeners looking for a solution to the absolution of 3.5mm plugs in mobile phones. ddHiFi went beyond simply giving a solution to a problem. They have engineered the M120B to be a leap beyond the…