The AudioQuest DragonFly Cobalt DAC faces a long line of dongle DAC competitors in 2021 but is still the one to beat. Digital music streaming hit 85% market penetration in 2020. Not that it needed any ...

AudioQuest's DragonFly range of USB DACs took the hi-fi world by storm when they were first released, and the DragonFly Cobalt was arguably the pick of the bunch, providing superb sonic performance in ...

Aside from being a potential stunt double for the on-location filming of “The USB Flash Drive Story,” the AudioQuest DragonFly is an unlikely gateway device for the music lover who stashes tunes on a ...

Build The AudioQuest DragonFly Black (referred to on the back of the device as v1.5) is a more portable version of its predecessors – not in terms of its dimensions, which are exactly the same as its ...

Measuring just 19mm x 12mm x 46mm (60mm including the USB connector), DragonFly is a portable and easy to use Digital-Audio Converter (aka, “DAC”) that plugs into a USB jack on a Mac® or Windows® PC, ...

AudioQuest’s relatively new device– the DragonFly USB DAC v1.2 offers a great portable way to improve your current computer and smartphone set up. To find out more, click on this review.

The AudioQuest DragonFly Cobalt is just the ticket for audiophiles who’ve resisted the Bluetooth trend and still want to enjoy their wired headphones. Ex-movie theater projectionist Steve Guttenberg ...

The Audioquest Dragonfly USB DAC has just been reduced to $99 online; readers can also get a good deal on the Logitech UE Smart Radio. TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in ...

If you shop at Best Buy, you have probably noticed (depending on where you live) that in the very back corner sits a boutique called “Magnolia”. Don’t feel bad if you have never ventured inside; you ...

Sound quality is important, and AudioQuest's DragonFly is a simple device that anyone can use to bypass the not-so-great quality of a computer's built-in sound card, turning it into a high-performance ...

With a paid subscription base of over 50 million users in the United States alone, digital music streaming is replacing CDs and digital downloads with Spotify, Tidal, Qobuz, Apple Music, and YouTube.