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DDHiFi TC28C Pro USB-C Charging Accessory Review

A USB-C accessory from DDHiFi for use with a USB decoder and an Android phone, listed at $29.99 in one option. The page says it lets the phone charge from an external power supply during playback, in a one-piece CNC aluminum alloy shell, so it suits Android users who run a USB DAC.

4.0Editorial rating: 4.0 out of 5Editorial rating · research-basedUpdated November 11, 2026
$29.99Price checked November 12, 2026
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Our verdict

A USB-C accessory for an Android phone owner who runs a USB decoder and wants to charge, or connect a microphone and power bank, at the same time, at $29.99. Look elsewhere if you want a DAC with a named chip or stated output power, since the listing text gives none, or if you use a device other than an Android phone. The main caveat is that the page gives no charging wattage, length or compatibility list.

Best for
Android phone owners who use a USB decoder and want to charge or add a microphone at the same time.
Skip if
You want a DAC with a stated chip and sample rates rather than a charging accessory.

DDHiFi's TC28C Pro is aimed at one problem, according to the page: a USB decoder drawing power from an Android phone and draining its battery. The page says it lets an external power supply charge the phone during use through a dual-side socket design, and it adds that video shooting with an external microphone and power bank is a use case. The shell is a single piece of CNC aluminum alloy in a titanium color finish, and the listed price is $29.99.

Options and pricing

The page lists one orderable option at $29.99 and shows no color, plug or bundle choice. The text mentions a titanium color finish that it calls an exclusive color matching option in the Pro series, but this page offers no other colors, and the listing text gives no length, weight or port list.

How it compares

The DDHIFI TC28Max is the same $29.99 and carries the TC28 name too, while the 7HZ SEVENHERTZ 71 is $29.75 and its entry mentions AK4377. The JCALLY JM6PRO II costs $28 and its entry mentions CX31993. The TC28C Pro page itself names no chip and gives no figures.

Shipping

  • Methods and costs. The store's shipping page offers Standard Shipping (4PX, Yanwen or Yun Express), free for most countries, and Express Shipping (DHL Express, FedEx or SF Express) at 15-50 USD depending on the country, free for orders over 270 USD in most countries (checked 2026-11-11).
  • Delivery times. It says an in-stock order ships within 3 working days, Standard takes about 2 weeks after shipping out (up to 1-3 months for some countries, and the store makes no refund for that transit time) and Express takes about 3-7 days. Festive seasons and other circumstances can change the timing.
  • Taxes and fees. The buyer pays any customs, import or processing fees. The page says Standard via YunExpress is tax-inclusive for some countries, that remote areas can carry extra Express charges, and that a parcel refused or left uncollected over taxes is deducted two-way freight and may be destroyed with no refund.
  • Where it ships. The page says the store can generally ship to most countries by Express and many by Standard, and to confirm Standard with the team for your country. It cannot ship to PO boxes or APO/FPO addresses and can only use Express to Hawaii. It does not name the US, Canada, the UK, Australia or New Zealand, so confirm before you pay.
  • Lost parcels. If a parcel has been in transit for at least 3 months, the page offers a one-time reshipment or a full refund for orders under $50 and a 50% refund for orders above $50.

Returns and warranty

  • Returns. The return page allows returning any non-customized product that is still factory sealed within 30 days of receiving it, with the buyer paying the shipping. Email [email protected] within that period; the store asks for the return to be shipped within 5 working days of the RMA instructions and in most cases processes a refund within 5 business days of inspecting it (checked 2026-11-11).
  • Opened items. A product opened within the first 7 days after delivery can be returned for the price minus a restocking fee of 35% of its retail value, including when it still works properly.
  • Refund or credit. The buyer can choose a refund to the original payment method (PayPal or card) or store credit; with no answer within 48 hours of confirmation the default is store credit, which can also be prioritized during promotions, final-sale events and for items 40% or more off retail.
  • Not returnable. Customized products, including faceplate designs, are non-refundable, and the page says the same applies to carry cases, cables, ear tips and other accessories, "due to hygiene purposes". If one item in a package is defective, incorrect or missing, the refund or replacement covers only that item.
  • Warranty. The page gives a 1-year warranty on products, excluding carry cases, ear tips and other accessories, and 3 months on cables and adapters, from the date of purchase. It covers factory defects that affect proper function, not damage from human error, negligence, accidents, dismantling, water, abuse or modification (checked 2026-11-11).
  • Not covered or limited. It does not apply to items bought elsewhere (AliExpress, Amazon, local dealers and the like), prize or giveaway items, normal wear or colour change, commercial use, or items that were stolen or went missing. Coverage is limited for products 40% or more off retail, for review units and for items repaired or modified by anyone Linsoul has not authorized.
  • Claims. Email [email protected] with the order number, the issue and photos and videos of the fault. The store may ask for the unit back for a replacement. It covers shipping for some defects reported within 7 days of delivery if the fault can be shown on video or photo; after 7 days the buyer ships it back. For wrong or missing items an unboxing video of the whole sealed parcel is required.

Before you buy

Linsoul says it was founded in 2016 by the Crazy HiFi team to bring Chinese HiFi makers closer to listeners worldwide, and that it now sells other makers' products alongside four brands of its own, THIEAUDIO, Kiwi Ears, ZiiGaat and Tripowin (checked 2026-11-11).

We have not read any independent review of this product or of the store. Ratings and owner reviews shown on the store's own pages are the store's and were not verified.

What we liked

  • The page says an Android phone can be charged from an external power supply while a USB decoder is connected
  • A dual-side socket design is described for connecting an external microphone and a power bank at once
  • The shell is described as one piece of CNC aluminum alloy
  • A single option at $29.99 with nothing to choose between

Worth noting

  • The listing text gives no charging wattage, length, weight or compatibility list
  • The listing text gives no DAC chip, output power or sample rates, so it cannot be compared with the DAC/amps in this group
  • The page speaks only of Android phones, so use with other devices is not described

Questions before you buy

What does the TC28C Pro do?

The page says it lets an Android phone be charged by an external power supply while it is used with a USB decoder, so the decoder's current draw does not drain the phone's battery.

What is the dual-side socket design for?

The page says it makes a more compact connection to an Android phone and suits video shooting, where an external microphone and a power bank may need to be connected at the same time.

What is the shell made of?

A single piece of CNC aluminum alloy, per the page, in a titanium color finish that the page says is offered only in the Pro series.

Can I return it if I change my mind?

The return page allows returning a non-customized product that is still factory sealed within 30 days of receiving it, with the buyer paying shipping. An opened product returned within 7 days carries a 35% restocking fee. Refunds go to the original payment method or to store credit, which is the default if you do not choose.

How long does shipping take?

The shipping page says in-stock orders ship within 3 working days. Standard Shipping takes about 2 weeks after shipping out, up to 1-3 months for some countries, and Express takes about 3-7 days. Standard is free for most countries; Express costs 15-50 USD and is free over 270 USD (over $499.99 for large items such as headphones and desktop DAC/AMPs).

Does Linsoul ship to the US, Canada, the UK, Australia and New Zealand?

The page says Linsoul can generally ship to most countries by Express and many by Standard, and to ask the team about Standard for your country. It names no restriction for the US, Canada, the UK, Australia or New Zealand, but it does not list them either, and it can only use Express to Hawaii.

What warranty does it have?

The page gives a 1-year warranty on products from the purchase date for factory defects, not for human error, accidents or modification. Coverage is limited for items 40% or more off retail and for review units, and it does not apply to items bought from other sellers.

Sources & verification

What this review is based on and the day we last read it. Specs and claims from the maker are the maker’s own; the verdict and the rating are ours.

From the store

  • DDHiFi TC28C Pro product page: specs, options and price (the buy buttons go there)Specs, options and the listed priceRead November 11, 2026
  • Linsoul shipping pageStandard and Express shipping, costs and times, import taxes, lost parcels, couriers, trackingRead November 11, 2026
  • Linsoul return policy and warranty page30-day returns of sealed items, 35% restocking fee on opened ones, 1-year and 3-month warranties, exclusions, how to claimRead November 11, 2026
  • Linsoul support FAQThe same shipping, return and warranty rules in question form, plus order changes and cancellationsRead November 11, 2026
  • About LinsoulFounded in 2016 by the Crazy HiFi team; names its own brands; the awards listed there are the store's own accountRead November 11, 2026

What we couldn’t verify

  • The page's claims that it solves the battery drain problem and gives a connection without interference are the maker's claims and were not checked here.
  • The listing text gives no charging wattage, length, weight, DAC chip or compatibility list.
  • We have not read an independent review of this product or the store, and the store's own ratings were not verified. We read the store's catalog description only: a specification table or image shown just on the live page was not read.
  • The shipping page names no US, Canada, UK, Australia or New Zealand times or fees: its figures are general and we could not confirm them for these countries.

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