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Small silver USB-C dongle with 3.5 mm jack and braided cable attached

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD HC1 USB-C DAC 384kHz/32bit 120dB 0.0018%

SKU CH-DBVY-V01NQ

A USB-C DAC decoding 384kHz/32-bit PCM with 120dB dynamic range and 0.0018% distortion for 8-100 ohm headphones

  • High-resolution playback up to 384kHz/32bit PCM
  • Low distortion of 0.0018% at 32 ohms load
  • Wide dynamic range reaching 120dB
  • Compatible with earphones from 8 to 100 ohms
  • USB-C plug works like a 3.5mm audio jack

Compact USB-C DAC for portable audio

The LORDWORLD HC1 is a USB-C digital-to-analogue converter that integrates HiBy HD audio decoding and a low-power DAC. It hard-decodes PCM up to 384kHz/32bit and delivers a dynamic range of 120dB with distortion of .0018% at 32 loading. The plug works with the CuAg8 cable to give phones, tablets and computers a 3.5mm-quality high-resolution output for earphones of 8-100 impedance.

Upgrade from basic dongles when fidelity matters

This unit replaces simple USB-C to 3.5mm adapters that rely on the host device’s built-in DAC and typically cap at lower sample rates. The jump is worth it when you want hardware decoding of 384kHz/32bit PCM, a measured dynamic range of 120dB and distortion below .0018% without carrying a separate portable player. It brings HiFi-grade performance to everyday streaming and local playback.

Check USB-C audio support and cable fit

Verify that your phone, tablet or computer supports USB audio output over its USB-C port; some models route only charging or data. The HC1 plug is designed for the CuAg8 cable with a 4-pin lock, so confirm you have or intend to use that specific cable. No driver installation is mentioned, but the host must recognise USB audio class devices for the DAC to function.

Highlights

  • High-resolution playback up to 384kHz/32bit PCM
  • Low distortion of 0.0018% at 32 ohms load
  • Wide dynamic range reaching 120dB
  • Compatible with earphones from 8 to 100 ohms
  • USB-C plug works like a 3.5mm audio jack

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

What connector does the HC1 use to attach to the CuAg8 cable?

The HC1 uses a 4Pin-Lock connector that mates with the CuAg8 cable for a secure fit.

How is the HC1 installed, and what step do users often miss?

Plug the USB Type-C end into the host device, then attach the CuAg8 cable to the 4Pin-Lock port; the step often missed is fully seating the locking pins until they click.

When should the CuAg8 cable be replaced?

Replace the CuAg8 cable if the 4Pin-Lock connector becomes loose, the pins show corrosion, or audio cuts out during movement.

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