USB Type C to 3.5mm Female Headphone Jack Adapter, JSAUX USB C to Aux Audio Dongle Cable Cord Compatible with iPhone 15 Pro Max/15 Pro/15 Plus, Samsung Galaxy S23/S22/S21 Ultra, iPad Pro, Pixel -Black

This USB-C to 3.5 mm adapter is a solid buy. The charging speed remains consistent when used with supported devices, and I haven’t noticed any drop in performance while listening. It’s very portable, small enough to keep in a pocket or bag without getting in the way. The durability is impressive for such a compact adapter—the connection feels sturdy and not flimsy like some cheaper options. I also like that it handles both audio and charging smoothly from a single power source, which makes it extremely convenient for everyday use. Overall, this adapter is reliable, well-made, and perfect for travel or daily carry. Highly recommend.

Analog headset adapters used to be 1/4" in diameter. We put those on our heads to listen to the "record player". Then they were replaced by 3.5mm jacks that also included a microphone signal. Those were used by the original cellphones, everything from AMPS to CDMA, TDMA, GSM. With smaller technology and slimmer LTE and 5G phones we now use the USB-C connector. If you still have a 3.5mm audio headset, wired earbuds, etc. and upgraded to a phone without that jack you can use this adapter and not have to buy a new headset. In my case I have a Bose Quiet Comfort 20, with automatic noise cancellation, amazing sound quality, and $195 to replace. Instead of replacing the Bose QC20 I picked up this adapter, plugged the QC20 into the 3.5mm female jack, plugged the USB-C male on the other side of the short cable into the phone. I can now use the headset just fine. It truly is plug and play. It comes with printed directions in a clear vinyl bag, but you really just plug it in between the headset and the phone. No configuration required, no settings changes. It works with iPhones, Android, Linux, etc. Pretty much if your USB-C device supports audio out and in (TRRS) this will work. Troubleshooting? It's impossible to have trouble, so no need to go shoot any. Plug in both sides. Done and done.

This converter cable works really well on my phone and tablet. The sound is much fuller and more rich than when I use the headphone jack on my Lenovo tablet. My Samsung phone doesn't even have a headphone jack, which is why I bought this converter in the first place, and it works like a charm. For some reason it doesn't work on my OnePlus phone, but thankfully that one already has a headphone jack, so it's not a big deal.

I bought these so I could use my Audio Technica M50x headphones with my android phone. It works, but audio quality is much worse (compared to being plugged into my FocusRite Scarlett 2i2) and there's a negligible but noticeable high-frequency hiss in the background. I'm not a huge audiophile, so this isn't especially annoying for me (and worse audio is expected compared to my Scarlett); but it might be unbearable for you if you're sensitive to that. Most consumers will likely not notice this. If you're really concerned with quality and don't mind spending some money: check out AudioQuest's DragonFly Cobalt ($200) or the Qudelix-5K Bluetooth DAC AMP ($110) or the MOONDROP Dawn Pro ($60). Otherwise, for the price this product does everything it needs to do. Build quality is questionable and I predict this will have connection issues after a couple weeks-months of use. I will update this review if that happens.

I'm happy, I can use my old headphones with my Google Pixel 10 pro now. works and sounds great. No loose fit. No static. Two thumbs up.

Sometimes your Bluetooth headset or earbuds either aren't charged or with you. This works great with modern phones with no headphone jack. (My Pixel 4a 5G was the last phone I had that did have a headphone jack) No setup/config necessary. Plug it in and listen instantly. What could be easier? (Yep, I still have several pairs of old feather-light, great-sounding Sony headphones, and use them quite often. Love them!)

Updating this review and ratings: Seller proactively reached out after my review, refunded the amount for the purchase. I appreciate sellers that stand behind their products and hence, updating the review rating to reflect that. Thank you! Both of these items stopped working after a couple of weeks use, each. Would not recommend it.

Works decently and is pretty cool. Broke very quickly, was listening to a podcast and it suddenly stopped transmiting sound it of nowhere. My headphones were fine, it was the USB. Maybe I was too rough with it, I never wore mine outside and was always very gentle but maybe it was user error? I'm not sure, but I know there's probably better quality ones out there. This ish is very cheap, so it makes sense.