SMSL Audio
SMSL Audio I2 Lightning DAC headphone amplifier
Lightning-connected portable DAC and headphone amplifier with 3.5 mm output, built-in microphone, volume and mute controls, supporting DSD64-128, WAV up to 384 kHz / 44.1 kHz, APE, FLAC, AAC and MP3
- TypeAccessories
- Input Impedanceohms
- Lightning-port DAC and headphone amp for iPhone 7/7 Plus and other Lightning devices
- Apple MFi certification ensures compatibility with all Apple-supported music apps
- Built-in microphone with volume and mute buttons for inline call control
- Supports DSD64-128, WAV 44.1-384 kHz, FLAC, APE, AAC and MP3 playback
SMSL I2 Lightning DAC amp for iPhone
The SMSL I2 is a compact DAC and headphone amplifier that connects through a Lightning port and provides a 3.5 mm stereo output. It draws power directly from the Apple device and fits iPhone 7, 7 Plus and other Lightning-equipped models. A built-in microphone, volume control and mute button are integrated into the aluminium housing.
MFi certified with SMSL player recommendation
Apple MFi certification ensures full compatibility with all Apple-supported music apps. The maker recommends the SMSL Player app for best results. Supported playback formats include DSD64 and DSD128 in DSF, WAV from 44.1 to 384 kHz, APE, FLAC, AAC and MP3.
Highlights
- Lightning-port DAC and headphone amp for iPhone 7/7 Plus and other Lightning devices
- Apple MFi certification ensures compatibility with all Apple-supported music apps
- Built-in microphone with volume and mute buttons for inline call control
- Supports DSD64-128, WAV 44.1-384 kHz, FLAC, APE, AAC and MP3 playback
Specifications
| Brand | SMSL Audio |
|---|---|
| Type | Accessories |
| Input Impedance | ohms |
Questions about this item
Will the Lightning connector or 3.5 mm jack need replacement after extended daily use?
The unit draws power directly from the iPhone or iPad over the Lightning port and has no internal battery, so only the cable and jack contacts experience wear.
What is the first limitation reached during long listening sessions at high volume?
Maximum output is constrained by the host device's Lightning port power delivery, so sustained loud playback may hit that current limit before the amplifier itself clips.
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