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iFi IF0306031 Audio Type-C OTG Cable USB 3.0
This iFi IF0306031 Type-C OTG cable connects an Android phone to a USB DAC and provides a super stable connection for superior, clean sound. It extracts a digital signal with ease so the DAC can do the conversion.
Stable, reliable connection to your DAC
OTG cables go between a phone and a DAC, and this connection must be stable. The USB 3.0 ‘A’ female connector is used because it is proven to be more mechanically reliable and ensures a strong, steady audio connection.
- USB 3.0 ‘A’ female connector
- Transfers the digital signal from the phone into the DAC
- Fits directly into the flat Type A USB port of the micro or nano iDSD Black Label
Clean signal materials
The cable is constructed from pure OFHC continuous cast copper, which conducts a clean signal between an Android device and a DAC. This audiophile-grade build supports a stable connection that supplies superior sound.
- Pure OFHC continuous cast copper conductors
- Audiophile-grade OTG construction
Designed for Android and USB-C
Perfect for use with Android phones, the USB C version is 3.0 standard. iFi offers both micro USB and USB C options to extract a digital signal from the device.
- USB C 3.0 version
- Extracts a digital signal with ease
Refined finish
The cable features a ceramic finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is an OTG cable and how is it different from a normal USB cable?
OTG (“On-The-Go”) is similar to a standard USB cable, except an additional pin is connected via a resistor. This tells a phone or smart device, normally in device mode, to switch into host mode so it can drive USB-connected DACs.
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Does iFi make an Apple OTG cable?
No. Apple cables use a chip to release the digital extraction, so the official Apple cable must be used.
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My Pixel phone won’t connect via the OTG cable—what should I do?
Go to Settings > OTG Storage and turn the setting On.
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Can a Type-C OTG cable be used with a MacBook’s USB-C port?
As OTG adapters are USB C to USB A converters for USB 2.0 only, they could be used on a MacBook, but another cable is needed to go into the DAC if it is not USB A female.
Add to Cart to create a stable, clean digital link between your Android device and DAC. For personalized system-matching or setup advice, contact or visit Gibbys Electronic Supermarket for expert help.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
iFi IF0306031 Audio Type-C OTG Cable USB 3.0
This iFi IF0306031 Type-C OTG cable connects an Android phone to a USB DAC and provides a super stable connection for superior, clean sound. It extracts a digital signal with ease so the DAC can do the conversion.
Stable, reliable connection to your DAC
OTG cables go between a phone and a DAC, and this connection must be stable. The USB 3.0 ‘A’ female connector is used because it is proven to be more mechanically reliable and ensures a strong, steady audio connection.
- USB 3.0 ‘A’ female connector
- Transfers the digital signal from the phone into the DAC
- Fits directly into the flat Type A USB port of the micro or nano iDSD Black Label
Clean signal materials
The cable is constructed from pure OFHC continuous cast copper, which conducts a clean signal between an Android device and a DAC. This audiophile-grade build supports a stable connection that supplies superior sound.
- Pure OFHC continuous cast copper conductors
- Audiophile-grade OTG construction
Designed for Android and USB-C
Perfect for use with Android phones, the USB C version is 3.0 standard. iFi offers both micro USB and USB C options to extract a digital signal from the device.
- USB C 3.0 version
- Extracts a digital signal with ease
Refined finish
The cable features a ceramic finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
-
What is an OTG cable and how is it different from a normal USB cable?
OTG (“On-The-Go”) is similar to a standard USB cable, except an additional pin is connected via a resistor. This tells a phone or smart device, normally in device mode, to switch into host mode so it can drive USB-connected DACs.
-
Does iFi make an Apple OTG cable?
No. Apple cables use a chip to release the digital extraction, so the official Apple cable must be used.
-
My Pixel phone won’t connect via the OTG cable—what should I do?
Go to Settings > OTG Storage and turn the setting On.
-
Can a Type-C OTG cable be used with a MacBook’s USB-C port?
As OTG adapters are USB C to USB A converters for USB 2.0 only, they could be used on a MacBook, but another cable is needed to go into the DAC if it is not USB A female.
Add to Cart to create a stable, clean digital link between your Android device and DAC. For personalized system-matching or setup advice, contact or visit Gibbys Electronic Supermarket for expert help.
