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White USB-C cable with inline DAC module, dual USB-C female ports, 16bit 48kHz audio, 100W power delivery

Fervit

Fervit USB-C to Dual-C Female Audio DAC 16bit 48kHz 100W PD Cable

SKU CH-VRNW-VNR6R

Adds a USB-C audio output with 16-bit 48 kHz DAC and passes 100 W power delivery for simultaneous charging

  • HiFi audio up to 16-bit / 48 kHz via CS201C100 DAC
  • Charge at 100 W while listening through the same USB-C port
  • Works with CTIA and OMTP headsets automatically
  • No drivers needed on Windows, macOS or Android
  • Bypasses a broken onboard audio port or faulty adapter

USB-C Audio DAC with Power Delivery

The Fervit cable adds a USB-C audio interface and 100 W pass-through charging to laptops, tablets or phones that lack a dedicated headphone jack. It works with Windows, macOS and Android devices and requires no driver installation. The built-in CS201C100 DAC handles PCM audio at 16 bit and 48 kHz for clear playback through existing USB-C headsets, headphones or speakers. It also serves as a direct replacement for a damaged USB-C audio adapter or a faulty onboard sound circuit.

Thermals Noise and Power Draw

The adapter draws power exclusively from the host USB-C port and needs no external supply, so it adds negligible heat to the system. No fan or active cooling is present, making operation completely silent. The 100 W Power Delivery path simply forwards charging current to the connected device while audio streams simultaneously, without increasing the cable's own thermal load.

Upgrade Path and Limits

This cable suits users who need analogue audio output and charging from a single USB-C port, but it does not support higher-resolution formats beyond 16 bit / 48 kHz. Buyers who want multi-channel surround decoding, balanced outputs or sample rates above 48 kHz will need a dedicated desktop DAC. It also cannot add a second independent audio device, so setups requiring simultaneous headphone and speaker feeds require a different solution.

Highlights

  • HiFi audio up to 16-bit / 48 kHz via CS201C100 DAC
  • Charge at 100 W while listening through the same USB-C port
  • Works with CTIA and OMTP headsets automatically
  • No drivers needed on Windows, macOS or Android
  • Bypasses a broken onboard audio port or faulty adapter

Specifications

BrandFervit

Questions about this item

How do I connect this adapter so the CS201C100 DAC and 100 W charging work together?

Insert the male USB-C plug into the host device, plug the headset into the female audio jack and connect the charger to the female USB-C port; the CS201C100 DAC handles audio while the PD channel delivers up to 100 W simultaneously.

What long-term care does the CS201C100 DAC and the dual female ports need?

Keep the USB-C and audio ports free of dust and debris, avoid bending the cable sharply near the connectors and unplug by gripping the housing rather than pulling the cord to preserve the CS201C100 chip and port contacts.

At what audio resolution does the CS201C100 DAC cap during extended playback?

The CS201C100 DAC is limited to PCM 16 bit / 48 kHz, so sustained high-resolution streams above that rate will be down-sampled to 16 bit / 48 kHz.

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