The FiiO Tiny DAC and Amp Offers a Simple Plug and Play Design, Compatible with a Variety of Devices Direct plug-in design Supports PCM 384kHz + DSD256 decoding Precise PEQ tuning Tiny A: 3.5mm output + Type-C charging Tiny B: 3.5mm + 4.4mm outputs 10-Band PEQ Tuning With a built-in audiophile-grade DSP chip, you can precisely dial in your sound with 10 adjustable frequency bands. Use the FIIO Control App or web interface to fine-tune the frequency, gain, and Q-value to your liking. You can also save your custom sound profiles on the cloud server and share them with others, bringing a personal and social twist to your experience. Dual Versions With Different Connectors TINY A: 3.5mm + Type-C, supports up to 2A/20V fast charging, allows for music listening while charging. TINY B: 3.5mm+4.4mm headphone outputs, a single-ended architecture achieving power output comparable to a balanced one, supporting simultaneous output from both ports. Tiny Yet Powerful With support for high-resolution audio up to PCM 384kHz/32bit and DSD256, the TINY works seamlessly with everything from your smartphone and PC to even professional audio equipment. It may be a small device, but it packs powerful performance. In-line Controls and Microphone The TINY supports in-line controls and call recording, giving you quick and easy command of your audio. Use your headphones’ in-line controls to not only control music playback and volume, but also handle calls, sing karaoke, record, or even voice chat while gaming. Compact Metal Design A minimalist plug-and-play design with a T-shaped side output prevents bending during use. Just plug it in and you’re ready to go—portable, effortless, and convenient. The TINY’s full metal body is crafted through precise CNC and polishing processes for a smooth, vivid finish. Widely Compatible With support for Android/iOS/HarmonyOS/Windows/MacOS/Linux, you can conveniently use the TINY with various other devices. The TINY supports both UAC2.0 and 1.0 protocols. The UAC1.0 mode provides easy compatibility with non-Android gaming devices like the Switch and PS5, improving both sound quality and the user experience when used with those devices.
