Best "Portable" DAC? Oppo, JDS Labs, Audioquest Dragonfly, others?


I’ve narrowed it down to these possibilities for a portable DAC to use direct with my iPhone:
Oppo HA-2
Oppo HA-2SE
JDS Labs Standalone DAC (w/ RCA option)
Audioquest Dragonfly Black or Red

If anyone has any to add, please go for it. I’m using an old iPhone 5 for music playback via Apple Music into my 2-channel stereo. I’ve deleted everything I can off the phone. Also, since there is no phone plan connected to this phone anymore, I’ve turned off every function I can, except WiFi (so I can use Apple Music). I also have it in Airplane Mode and Do Not Disturb (not certain if any benefits there or not). My current connection is via the Apple A/V Composite Cable. System consists of a Creek 4330SE integrated, Micromega Stage 3 CDP and Vandersteen 2C speakers.

Anyone have experience with all of these DACs? As for price, The cheapest of the line-up is the Black at $100, then the ODAC at $175 shipped, the Red at $200, and the most expensive being the Oppo at $300 for the HA-2SE. I rarely use headphones. When I do, it’s when I’m on a beach or sometime when mowing the lawn.



jsbach1685
Wow! Both the ADL X1 and 2MTech have great reviews. Which is better of the two?  
I don't read reviews so I can't say. I linked them to Cable Company because they will send you demo units of both dac's to try first. Personally, I like Furutech, but you may prefer something else.
As I read more about these DACs, it seems that they are most beneficial when using high resolution files. What is classified as a high resolution file? Since I'm using Apple Music as my source, and their files are AAC 256kbps, am I going to hear any benefits to getting a DAC anyway? I can see these DACs being great if you have a good source to start with, but with the Apple Music files being so low to being with, what's the benefit of adding a DAC? They can take a garbage source and make it CD quality, can they?