There's more there there to use that hackneyed old audiophile phrase. Take them or leave them but straight into a computer or laptop using the USB end after removing its cap, music track and where there is naturally lots of treble, such as a cymbal. Treble is softer but extends pretty well and it has enough energy to counter the full bass and weighted mids. It is one of those 1/10 times were the hype around the product is deserved. Again, coloured sample rate lighting comes through the DragonFly like me, when you can’t get it to work because you haven’t pushed it fully in. I love the airy presentation and spaciousness combined with the  excellent detail retrieval and decay of notes. Mini Matters: Ophidian Minimo Desktop / Bookshelf Speakers, Headphone SQ Roundup : Meze 99 Neo, Grado SR225, Focal Clear, An easy and beginners guide to DACs now on my YouT, Album recommendation - Hookworms (Microshift). Thanks for the comment. To be honest, I don’t know how AudioQuest stands in regards to “balanced outputs” but I hope to see a version in the future where you can choose a balanced output. Probably to a point where the market for this is saturated, and then we move on to something else, right? I'd love a Chord Mojo. The Audioquest Dragonfly Cobalt and the Chord Mojo have a few major differences in their designs which will make them better or worse for different types of listeners. The sound can be improved futher with various accessories. Most of the impressions on sound were done with the Xelento Wireless and the Fibae 7, and then a whole bunch of monitors. The little DragonFly At volume with the balanced MAS Audio Science headphones it can be quite shrill. It has good body, sounds very full and comes with a lot of impact depending on the IEM your using. 12th August 2019, 11:42 am. incisive detail and if you had a treble dial, it would be at plus one or two. Sharpness and sibilance you won’t find in the Cobalt’s treble section. 1750-1770 Rigaud-great grandson of Louis 14th-this portrait has same aspects and symbolism as portrait of great grandfather-very tall staff, shown at 20 years old, gold drape in background more decorative than red drape I used an Apple ‘Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter’ (£40) instead BLOG: The Fav Album Of…. iBasso actually has something similar with the DC01, though I don’t consider this to be a USB-Dongle like the DragonFly. with lots of headphones of recent, it’s nostalgic exploring old ways. Nice review! Adapter’ you can plug in a charger to the adapter, but if you’re on the move I currently lean on the side of listening to HiFi rather than headphones. Check out full video on, Flying down the mountains with the Hegel H390 @heg, NAD M10 streaming integrated amp intro video @nade, My intro clip to the upcoming review of the Audiop, Loving these new KEF LS50 Meta speakers @kef_ameri, Twenty testing tracks for audiophile hifi - playli, Loved this guy and sad news a while back. I`m considering to buy one but I think this is an important point. the Red to the Cobalt than from the Black to the Red, very much warranting its Download a spec sheet comparing the DragonFly models here. The answer is to add one of these devices and alas the reason for buying. Be aware the difference is very small Generally I've noticed USB audio output from the Mac sounds mushy. The golden rule of anything audio. If you were to do a piece on it, it would blow up. Actually I'm using Audioquest's USB decrapifier with the Dragonfly. My desktop smsl is paired with an arcam rhead which is class a, so I can’t wait to see how the mojo performs with the arcam as well. But aren’t you happy with your A12T and RED/SR15 combo? It uses an ESS ES9038Q2M DAC and has power supply filtering, utilising technology developed in the Audioquest Jitterbug. The analog switches did not sound good and required the use of another power supply which meant switching noise. Bass is beautiful. First, the DAC chip used in the AudioQuest DragonFly Cobalt is the new ESS ES9038Q2M DAC. The Cobalt also might not always sound the fastest or tightest, but it makes up for that with its musicality and natural sound. remember always try yourself too…. On July 15, 2018. X. We spent a good deal of time looking at balanced outputs on 2.5mm connectors. Think of it as having a purpose of dealing better with electrical noise on the the iPhones 3.5mm jack, the DragonFly Black is most obvious in the field of You get a full bodied sound from bass to treble, and the signature is neutral but with a smooth delivery and maybe a touch of warmth, but never too much. Also I really really really love class a amps and I think the mojo has that type of output stage, or at least that kind of “class a” signature which is unique and awesome. If you’re a big fan of really precise and volatile treble, maybe the Cobalt will sound a bit soft to you in this regard, but it is musical and very easy to listen to. know this being very familiar with Cyrus products. . In my opinion the Cobalt is the best portable music player of 2019 so far. with the headphones going in a 3.5mm headphone jack, the other end. Btw I am listening, contrary to popular wisdom, to no more than 80% voltage because as soon as I feel/need it or the music needs more juice/ headroom I go for a separate amp stage. Audioquest Dragonfly Black - priced around 70$ Audioquest Dragonfly Red - priced around 120$ Audioquest Dragonfly Cobalt - priced around 240$ I'm no professional audio engineer. AudioQuest is known for the cable, according to the company profile: AudioQuest has been the largest cable supplier to the high-end specialist market for many years. most neutral of headphone amp / DACs for partnering with neutral headphones. As you could see the amplifier section in the DragonFly Red is the same one as in the Cobalt, so it all comes down to the new DAC chip, the faster processor and the better power supply. Once attached to your laptop or smartphone, and selected as means of audio output, the DAC’s LED will shine one of six colours to indicate sampling rate: red for standby, green for 44.1kHz, blue for 48kHz, yellow for 88.2 kHz, light blue for 96kHz or purple when decoding MQA. Not just externally - the Cobalt is slightly smaller - … The Cobalt trades in some of the Red’s sonic (the hedgehog?) Like the critically acclaimed DragonFly Red, Cobalt has the robust 2.1-volt output to drive almost any headphone, uses a bit-perfect digital volume control for outstanding signal-to-noise ratio, enables seamless compatibility with Apple and Android devices, and … With the DragonFly Cobalt being a much lower price to the Chord Mojo, and in my opinion besting it on sound quality, notwithstanding slightly different usage between these units, it wins the test on all out sound quality. I'm just casual customer, who really loves listening to music in spare time, but audio and headphones are also my hobby. Timbrally it comes on too over the Black model, pianos or guitars for example are more real. If using an android phone you’ll have to get an AudioQuest DragonTail adapter, which comes with the DragonFly Cobalt model. To those unfamiliar, it’s the bit that changes the digital signal into the analogue one, we can hear. What you notice is quite a big step up in Picture Sunday: iFi Audio Gemini & Mercury, https://headfonia.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/DragonFly-Cobalt_ComparisonChart_white_6.20.19.pdf, https://archimago.blogspot.com/2019/08/measurements-dragonflies-audioquest.html?m=1. It is more powerful than the Dragonfly Cobalt, weighs 10g, has incredible measurements and utilizes the same DAC chip.. for $70. If you are in the UK I recommend future Shop. It’s more detailed than the DragonFly Red or Black but it does so in a forward way which frankly is not the best balance wise. Without being too technical, Get the best viral stories straight into your inbox before everyone else! So be very careful to not push play with a high volume is set, your IEM or eardrums will not like it. It’s definitely an improvement in these areas and at the price you get what you pay for. Thanks for the tips. I actually got started on this journey with a pair of sennheiser hd660s s and have been listening through a similar dac to the cobalt. The DragonFly Black version uses a ESS 9010 wise. probably attributed to it using a digital volume control rather than the The first things you notice is how clean and clear the new Cobalt is delivering the sound. (example for Roon on laptop). The Red comes at you with more attitude and boldness, and it doesn’t have the precision and finesse of the Cobalt version. Need one that won’t deteriorate the sound benefits of the Conolt. I own a Red … Dragonfly Red 0.04A 0.08A Dragonfly Cobalt 0.06A 0.10A SMSL iDEA 0.11A 0.15A As you can see, given the same 0.5Vrms/1kHz output level into 30Ω, the Red and Cobalt draw less current than the v1.2 as expected. As well as on portability, and price. It’s a souped-up Black. The Cyrus is a more affordable headphone amp/DAC I suspect in future reviews it will be regarded as outcompeting other similar but more expensive products or those such products currently established. Haven't noticed a huge difference. Haven’t found one that is highly rated. The delivery is smooth, natural and with the right amount of air. Vast improvement over the DF RED. breaking with the norm to add my personal opinions. The DragonFly Cobalt is the lightest at 19g. the digital or analogue domain. The Mojo is very different, but I actually prefer most IEMs with the DragonFly and not the Mojo. Hello, congratulations on the Analysis, I am undecided between A18s and A18t, my favorite genres are Rock, Pop, Hip Hop, some Rap and Electronic, what do you recommend? You plug it I've run the Cobalt with my AudioQuest NightHawks and Night Owls and my Shure E-500 IEM's, and I can definitely hear an improvement via the Cobalt over the Red. Red is more punchy, more in your face, the mids more narrow/intimate, the treble less present. though and one which could easily be obviated by preference. 61 product ratings - AudioQuest DragonFly Red USB Digital-to-Analog Converter Latest Version (2020) $154.00 Trending at $162.00 Trending price is based on prices over last 90 days. The Red comes at you with more attitude and boldness, and it doesn’t have the precision and  finesse of the Cobalt version. Headphones seemed to be the main audio preserve when I was younger, except then we had clunky tape Walkmans. Long story short, after a year, I got bored of my desktop dac which is an smsl su-8 which has the same dac chips as in the cobalt except there are two chips. For added gains the Dragonfly Red is easily worth its price next up in the pecking order bringing better timbre and transients. If you’re on a limited budget, I suggest not to listen to the Cobalt, as it will be difficult to go back to the Black. headphone amp/ DAC. Pursue this golden path! I am upgrading from the Cyrus sound key and will be getting some Philips x2hr headphones. USB socket. The vocals are also really natural and right where they should be. I currently lean on the side of listening to HiFi rather than headphones. The headphone amp part is pretty obvious so needs no explanation; Its been out for sometime but it’s still an get-up-n-go for a more masterful command of dynamics. I want…. Great achievement Audioquest! The detail is insane but my mind is literally broken as a result… So I got the mojo lol. For critical listening, to be honest, this means far more than half of my time DF acts as DAC only, except with In-Ears. Again in simple terms, eliminating this insidious noise factors back into improved sound quality. I wasn’t expecting it to be of a lesser The Cobalt for sure is the best DragonFly AudioQuest has released up to now. richer tone and a fuller soundstage but not massively more appreciable, detail Required fields are marked *. And more confirmed brand ones will come too. The step up is a much more significant one from So, a DAC and headphone amp disguised as a USB stick sounds like a great idea - and the DragonFly Red, like the DragonFly Cobalt above, pulls it off superbly. – Headfonia Store aka Michael Ting! This is what is so It’s a relevant query, as there are some major differences between them. (quality) rates from CD quality to Hi-Res (up to 96kHz). Also shipping this week from AudioQuest is DragonFly Red. a short time. Utilising FPGA DAC technology, this is an in house designed DAC. How does the Cobalt compare with the Sony WM 1a in terms of SQ? idea. price in relative DragonFly terms. The separation is good but not the absolute best I’ve ever heard. And, as a DAC/preamp into the HE60, it indeed flatters my ear. He's a big fan of tube amps and custom inear monitors and has published hundreds of product reviews over the years. I wouldn’t say detail is massively better but you certainly feel more involved in the music and there is a reasonable step up in performance to the Dragonfly Black here. First, kudos to the Audioquest team/Gordon for this iteration of the Dragonfly which surpasses the earlier ones with a smile. I so enjoy my Cobalt. I have the DragonFly Red and love it. DF Cobalt feeds two workhorses of mine, the K712 and the DT880/600 in the office and cottage. The Cobalt feels lighter and appears to have a plastic case, but chatting to Audioquest’s Nick Allen I am assured it is metal, but it’s just that the case is smaller. I use the iFi Audio iPurifier3 which does a great job to further clean up the USB and put the “0”‘s and “1”s into a jitter free delivery to Cobalt’s DAC. Also the Soundkey doesn’t come close to the way the DragonFly Cobalt presents detail in a very natural and balanced way, perhaps unsurprising given the price disparity. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Subscribe on YouTube. That way the DragonFly Cobalt is perfectly silent and my ears are happy. So when AudioQuest's Stephen Mejias asked me a few months back if he could send me a review sample of the new DragonFly Cobalt, it took me less than a New York minute to say "Yes." It’s still the same USB stick type with cap and It is both highly portable and affordable. The prospect of an ultra portable Dragonfly Red is appealing, but I have yet to find a review or guide that compares the Schiit "stack" as a whole to the DF red. But plug it in and any fears about its finish and appearance are put out of mind. All DF’s are on the latest FW. It’s very easy to listen to and to genuinely enjoy, no matter what source you’re using and what kind of music is played. The DACport HD is a bit heavier than that at 36g. DragonFly Black vs Red DAC Review – Audioquest. With Android phones it connects up with one cable in what’s referred to as ‘On the Go’ connection. It would be great if you also compare them, I am curious about your opinion. AudioQuest has updated its giant-killer DragonFly with more crowd-pleasing voicing and a lower price, making this one of the best values in its category. really want long term. They go between headphones and the phone and for those unfamiliar, the DAC is intended to best that in the phone. The Red at $199 improves the quality at still reasonable price. This makes it a touch unwieldy on the go, albeit it purports to have very low power consumption and is quite compact and thin. It also achieves the 13th Note as a great product boosting headphone sound quality resoundingly. I’ve been going back an forth between the Red and Cobalt using the transfer zone function in ROON, and after a lot of listening and switching, I have to say I really do prefer the Cobalt over the Red. this detail fiend, then maybe not, but there are plenty of people who have Any suggestions? by. At the way and speed the market is progressing, I wouldn’t be surprised if someone else comes up/out with a balanced USB-dongle sized DAC soon, if that hasn’t happened already. – Headfonia Lieven. I’d go for the Mojo, though I prefer the Cobalt’s sound, Interesting blog here which suggests the dragonfly cobalt has high distortion level and that the red is probably the better dac to buy https://archimago.blogspot.com/2019/08/measurements-dragonflies-audioquest.html?m=1. Black model. I’m interested in products; their looks, functionality and features, and most importantly how they sound! The negative? I'm an audio lover who likes sharing experiences of faithfully reproduced audio in a CREDIBLE, BALANCED and ENGAGING way. The DragonFly Cobalt is more spacious and it has a more airy and wide presentation than the Red. 32bit DAC (Digital to Analogue Converter) and copes with various sample The problem is in its sound quality, which may if compatible, so take your chances there. I leave it connected to my headphone cable and just plug it into my laptop to enjoy Youtube videos. Funny how it reverses. Website Design by www.markseegerdesign.co.uk. For the $299 price tag, the sound simply is remarkable. To my ears it indeed clips harder acoustically than Red in the last 10-20% of output voltage – but, again to my ears, Cobalt does sound significantly more natural and mature(for sake of avoiding the term ‘smoother’) than the older siblings. keeping with this, the honesty of youth and a multi product review, I’m Bass goes down low, even the sub part and it does so with good rumble, precision and layering. DragonFly Black is a great quality DAC/AMP for headphones. Enjoy! Don’t you just love competition! Hi Shawn, Do you experience any Youtube lip sync issues when you play videos using the cobalt? Also it has optical and coaxial digital inputs However at $299 Cobalt enters the market of dedicated (larger) dedicated Headphone DAC meant for laptops / Desktops. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. That said the iPhone SE has Though on first glance, it might seem a bit under-powered. Advertiser Disclosure. No matter how you call it, the DragonFly Cobalt is very musical. Connect your Amazon Alexa or…. drive more demanding headphones. Bass never runs into the mids and they have a slight bit of warmth in their presentation. Will the Dragonfly red or cobalt make a material difference on NAD HP50 headphones, from iPhone 8 Plus using Spotify premium or Tidal pro? It keeps the same USB/cap design. It’s easy, very small and perfectly transportable. there is. What drew me to the mojo was that it would be more funky sounding and hopefully a bit warmer sound than my overly analytical setup on my desktop. The AudioQuest DragonFly Cobalt features a new ESS ES9038Q2M DAC chip and Microchip PIC32MX274 microprocessor which draw significantly less current and offer a 33% increase in processing speed over the DragonFly Red. High-end HiFi wire : Stupidity or Good Judgement? always had a rubbish battery and not many people use them over bigger iPhone analogue control in the DragonFly Black model. Alternatively the Dragonfly Black if you want to ‘neutral max’ your music within a budget. The DragonFly Red already was in our best DAC/AMP list, but it now is replaced by the DragonFly Cobalt. Lieven, as usual your wording shows very good tuning as well. ... My "rig" for the review consists of the DragonFly Cobalt, DragonFly Red, DragonTail USB C adapter, Apple Lightning to USB adapter, and Apple Lightning to USB 3 (with power port). I’d love to have had the tech we have now in this Headphone DAC Supertest ,then. Whenever extremes of volume or treble demands, grainy harsh treble comes into the fray. Before we get into the Audioquest DragonFly Red vs. Chord Mojo vs. Oppo HA-2, grab a snack, sit back and relax because.. You’ve come to the right place!! The Cobalt is superior to the Red on a technical level. The most substantial upgrade, though, is only evident when you plug the DragonFly Cobalt in; it’s in the performance. A new recommended buy! The DragonFly Black has a nicer balance and fits more to a neutral ideal. That’s where the similarities end. Your email address will not be published. No, bass might not always be the absolute tightest or fastest but gosh it is fun to listen to. Your email address will not be published. For an option, we can also choose Dragonfly Red from AudioQuest which is very popular for its quality and even more with being an award winning amp. DragonFly Black vs Red DAC Review – Audioquest. Added detail is so much more obvious and the If you are Something like E1DA 9038S BAL Portable DAC & Amp maybe,or PowerDAC v2 E1DA ? While all DragonFly models offer enough output to drive most headphones, DragonFly Black (1.2-volt output) comfortably drives most medium- to moderate-efficiency models and DragonFlys Red and Cobalt (2.1-volt output) easily drive even the lowest-efficiency models. DragonFly Black. by A creative film about the Bluesound Node 2i, Not Bronze Age ; MAS Audio Science X5i IEM Headphones, Periodic Audio : Carbon IEMs and Nickel Headphone Amp, Cyrus Audio releasing new premium XR range. Not happy with the Digital to Analogue Converter (DAC) and amplifier in the phone, what can we do to pimp our sounds? I wish there would be a balanced version of the Cobalt (and Red) with a 2.5mm output. Got the Cobalt due mainly to its lower power consumption off my iPhone. Just make sure you push the lighting The second I also haven’t heard, so it’s difficult to say if these are in any way better. This Chord Mojo has too been a stalwart of headphone DACs and amps for a while. The DragonFly Cobalt features a new ESS ES9038Q2M DAC chip and Microchip PIC32MX274 microprocessor which draw significantly less current and offer a 33-percent increase in processing speed over the DragonFly Red. You’ve really got to try some yourself and suck and see. After all, its hi-res support tops out at 24-bit/96kHz, which is the same as the much cheaper AudioQuest DragonFly Black. phone, which is not especially optimized for quality audio. At first I thought that the price is too high compared with the Red, but the Cobalt could justify it’s much higher price. Cobalt’s USB receiver chip is different and its DAC chip is different . Bluesound Node 2i review on 13th Note and YouTube. direct connection. Honestly, I’m using my Micro iDSD BL dac/amp less and less these days. I like the AudioQuest DragonFly Cobolt but need an adapter to hook it into my PC’s speaker jack. finish and you get a solid metal USB stick and detachable cap. logo. The delivery here is soft and also smoother, making them relaxed and very easy to listen to. The depth and layering again is really good and the vocals are right where they should be. Would have loved to see the ESR II compared with the JH13v2. This is most obviously better at the extremes of volume in a If you don’t have a DragonFly yet, I would recommend to go for the Cobalt for sure as it’s the best of the DF trio. on a par with the DragonFly Black. Headphone Amp/DAC shootout – AudioQuest DragonFly Black, Red and Cobalt, Cyrus Soundkey, & Chord Mojo. The depth, layering and extension of the Cobalt version is remarkably better and it’s at the highest level of all the DragonFly models up to now. insidious to musical enjoyment in pretty much all audio applications. too won’t be an issue if you are a detail fiend. The Black version sounds much more closed, intimate and has a real “in-your-face” presentation to the more relaxed and natural, spacy Cobalt. In essence archimago s.a. is saying that DF Cobalt has in general a higher distortion and especially when measured at or near 100℅ voltage nada nada… and is subjectively less clean and fine than the Red.I ,although not so strongly, disagree. The depth, layering, precision, decay and extension is at a much lower level, and compared to the Cobalt the Black version even sounds forced. Or Mojo will be a better option? Cobalt will surely improve the performance of the A12T compared to the RED. Lieven is living in Europe and he's the leader of the gang. I get a cleaner sound listening on my Galaxy S8+ cellphone. Thank you Craig.Unfortunately the A12T is with Linus but I have listened to it on several occasions. A note though, with sensitive monitors (such as the CustomArt FIBAE 7), you might hear some noise from the Cobalt/USB-port when hooked up to a really laptop. of the less expensive Apple ‘lightning to USB’ adapter. Bravo AQ Cobalt. Will it become grating over a longer listen? connector into the phone (unusually with a click) and not feel rather stupid The Cobalt can also easily be hooked up to your mobile phone with a USB-C to USB-Female converter. It seems a little airy in the way it projects detail and as neutrality is such an important criteria it gets marked down a bit. The depth, layering and extension of the Cobalt version is remarkably better and it’s at the highest level of all the DragonFly models up to now. and often gets used in full sized HiFi systems as a DAC, as well as portable in this sense of balance. It’s a higher quality sound and it’s easier to listen to. logo changes colour to reflect the sample rate, which is neat. The Cyrus sound has always been one of It’s clearly a slightly more flexible The E1DA 9038S Balanced Portable DAC/AMP is made by a Russian guy named Ivan who lives in China. And not only that, it does it without any effort making it sound wide, natural and musical. If you use the ‘Lightning to USB 3 Camera But be aware that whilst it You’ll only need a listening volume of 2-3 or 4 out of 100 to get to a comfortable listening level. On the feature part, we are ready to get the similar things we previously see in Groove but despite the same price range, Dragonfly Red is actually only topping the audio quality at 96kHz while the bit depth is the same at 24-bit which is retained for all of the 3 versions of Dragonfly … imaging and detail compared to the DragonFly Red. Now comes the biggest surprise when you take the It has tons of detail (and a touch more than the Cobalt) but trades a bit of the balance of the DragonFly Cobalt, which I didn’t think I’d be saying as a long term Chord lover and given its higher price. iPhone SE battery drains using these Dragonfly’s. The ‘Red’ is another £100 and the first thing charger. ... Audioquest DragonFly Black Digital Audio Convertor (2016) audioquest-dragonfly-red-review-7 | HeadMania. I have the choice of a Cobalt paired with my laptop, or a totally portable option of the Sony DAP.To be honest,I really fancy the DAP,great battery life, etc..I bought the first two black Dragonflies when they were released.I gradually progressed to a home based system with a Chord Qutest,etc.I read your excellent review of the Sony and I’m seriously tempted.Thanks! the first one certainly is unique and I never heard (about) it. bought HiFi and headphones only to regret so after longer term listening. I feel they would pair up well. A subjective review of the AudioQuest DragonFLy Cobalt and how it compared to the DragonFLy Red. 2.5 way Speakers ? Undoubtedly the Mojo is a great product at a good affordable price, so congrats on that . He sells directly to the customer. AudioquestAudioquest DragonflyChordCyrus Audio. It uses a different DAC (ESS Sabre 9016), the proposition to the Dragonfly Cobalt, because being more powerful it’s going to The absolutely tremendous Hegel H390 Streaming Int, Musical Fidelity M5si review now on 13th Note @mus, PMC twenty5 23i series on YouTube and vid on Patre, Nothing to do with your ‘Vorsprung Durch Technik’ you know, Top Ten HiFi Products I’ve Reviewed in 2020, Musical Fidelity M5si Integrated Strongman. What I noticed over the Black model is that transients in the music are improved. With the Red the feeling is more intimate, while the Cobalt is more open. I also compared it with Chord Mojo, and believe or not for me the Cobalt won the battle! models with more battery juice. Can it drive a 300 ohm headphone efficiently? I do know some other companies want a piece of the USB dongle DAC/AMP market though and I look forward to comparing them to the AQ DragonFly units over the coming weeks and months. may sound amazing in the shop with all the detail, think about if it’s what you You might want to try buying a cheap eBay type adapter, but I’m not sure A ‘Sounding Amp’ over a ‘Pretty Boy’ Amp? One on hand, the Cobalt draws power from the listening device, whereas the Mojo draws power from an internal battery which lasts for about 8 hou… Both on pound for pound value again and in absolute comparative product terms. While the DragonFly Red was spectacular for its price point, the new Cobalt has several improvements over the Red. The Cobalt isn’t just a Red front-loaded with AudioQuest’s own Jitterbug. This is Audioquest Dragonfly Cobalt vs Dragonfly Red Comparison ... AudioQuest DragonFly Red & Black USB D/A headphone ... Audioquest DragonFly Red review | What Hi-Fi? 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