Refusal to take responsibility.
Hi, Just thought I would make a note here of your handling of my issues. I ordered a pair of HD6xx headphones and then earlier today recieved the package. I drive to go and get it, as I like in the UK I had to pay import tax and handling fees. These total £47.92. The breakdown being £35.92 in tax and £12 in fees. These taxes were calculated of the shipping label of the box, which marked the shipment as the 6xx headphones of $199 value. Before leaving the parcel depot, I open the box to find a $35 lord of the rings mousepad. So now the problem is not only do I not have the headphones, but you have marked the shipment wrong so I have paid £47.92 fees for the handling of the mousepad. Which would have acrued £0 of fees if marked correctly as it is under £135. I go back to the desk but as I have already paid the fees I am unable to reject the shipment, but as the box said 6xx, there was no way for me to know before opening it. I contact support and they offer me a replacement, which...
Jan 17, 2025
Form factor is tiny - They weren't kidding when they said it was as big as a lighter. The volume control is nice, though it can get a little sensitive with high gain turned on (be really careful with this setting!). It also runs warm. I can't speak to running this thing with my phone, but on a desktop setup, I was blown away. I can't wait to try it out while on the go one of these days.
EDIT:
Forgot to mention that if you're using this with Windows, you'll need to download a driver from CEntrance's site. Mac works right out of the box: Just plug it in with the included micro USB cable. and you're good to go.
I did eventually figure out a way to use this thing with my iPhone after having contacted CEntrance (they respond quickly, if you have any questions). Turns out you will need some extra things to get this to work with an iPhone 8 Plus:
I have to use the Apple Camera Connection kit. It has a Lightning input and USB-A input. I connect a battery pack to the Lightning input, and connect the USB-A input to the DACPort HD using a micro usb to USB-A cable. Then I connect the CCK to the phone. CEntrance told me that the iPhone must be plugged into a power source for the DACPort HD to work with it. It's messy, but it works if you're looking to use the DACPort HD on the go with a newer iPhone. Also, you might have to plug the DACPort HD in a few times to get the phone to recognize it.