Multi Port Dust Plug Kit 25 Pieces for USB C, Lightning, Micro USB, 3.5mm | Covers USB C, Lightning, Micro USB and 3.5mm ports, reusable protection for mixed device collections

Excellent product for covering up charging port and avoiding getting dust in the port when carrying in purse or pants pocket. The headphone plug also is perfect. Was leary to order in fear that they would be hard to remove but no need to worry. They are small of course, but insert easy and remove easy (just find a little container to drop them in when you get home and want to remove). Will definitely purchase these again if need be. Great product and company, fast shipping.

Fortunately everything fits, or at least the ones I've used so far. They are all removable though the one most difficult was the headphone jack cover there was very little thickness grab it from but because it's silicon you can slip your fingernail to extract it out. In addition I did worry about the length of the jack cover since there is some kind of metal end that can be used to remove the sim card slot but it also meant to go into the jack. I did not bother to see if the length was shorter than a headphone jack but you can see that the length of the jack covers where not all the same so I just chose the shorter ones. The brush did fit into charge port but it does bend the hairs? Not really sure what I was expecting when I used it, though as far as I can tell the hairs didn't break off and also attempted to pull the hairs to see if they'll easily be removed and they stayed on. One last thing. At first when I opened the package I thought I saw three bags (don't worry just keep reading) inside one bag along with the brush. I thought nothing of it until I tried to search for one of the port covers, I got frustrated but it turns out that there were 4 bags in the one bag and that one bag had fallen and I didn't noticed. I just had to double check the description of the thing I bought and then look around. it's such a small bag, so I suggest you open it on a cleared out table to avoid stressing out a bit instead of walking and opening the thing at the same time. Overall the thing does what I need it to do, thou I'm not going to try and test it out by submerging it under water or thru a lot of sand and dust to find out. I ain't that risk to risk my stuff to try

These are good for budget cell phones that don't have the newer waterproof features. Instead, plug these into the power and headphone ports, and the water resistance of the phone is improved considerably. I used these to avoid having to worry about water getting into the ports when using the cellphone in the rain. I also used it on vacation where spray from the ocean was in the air. These DONT make your cellphone waterproof, but they may improve it's water resistance to spray/rain (if that is an issue). Maybe these help with dust, I don't know. I don't use my cell phones in high dust conditions. The plugs come in a variety of styles for any type of port (USB-C, Micro USB, lightning) you may have, along with the usual headphone jack. I use them in a phone that has a headphone jack and a USB-C port. I gave these 3 stars for Easy to Remove. They aren't locked in very tightly, they rely on the flexibleness of the material they are made of to stay in. Easy to remove, if you have fingernails. But if you bite your fingernails down to the quick, you might have problems prying them out, as they are relatively flush with the phone when inserted. It was not an issue for me.

Keeps doing the job! {Updating my review after 10 months w these plugs-- still Not a single "water present" alert despite daily use of my phone around pools and a hot tub. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ } I've had the plugs in my Android's USB-port and headphone-jack for about 2 weeks of daily use in/around wet environments-- and have seen ZERO "USB Port Disabled: Liquid Present" alerts-- which formerly had become a nearly hourly annoyance. ✔ I don't like to think of how many phones I've had to replace (easily totaling over $2k over the years) because their stupidly fragile USB ports DIED after getting a little dust or water in them. Seriously: having to toss $800+ phones before their time, due to failure of a single 85-cent part (the USB connection port)-- that's been an egregious and outrageous "engineering single-point failure" since Forever, with manufacturers and cellphone carriers (Verizon..Sprint/T-Mobile.. etc) being only too happy about it: since it obviously drives unit-sales of replacement phones! 😡 Story of my current phone: My carrier's tech team had told me that there was "nothing they could do" about the USB alerts-- but they did "helpfully" direct me to a Sales associate to pick out a new 📱! I was LIVID about their having sold me a phone with the IP68 (Google it) water-resistance rating, which has never been immersed in water or even sprayed, yet they declared un-save-able after claiming trace drops of water "indicated" in the USB port. (Ps. I've also stuck these plugs in the ports and jacks of my portable Bluetooth speakers just for extra-protection. 🙂)

It's an okay product it kind of sticks out but more or less does its job but the headphone jack one does the best job of staying in there and not being able to easily fall

It's great to have products like this. My last phone got water in the charging port. They're good for the price, they do their job, they don't look expensive (because they aren't, that's a detail), but they're functional.

These covers are very small and the rubber is so flexible that I found them almost impossible to insert into the port. Then they fall out while I am carrying or using my device. The brush bristles are so soft that I have not found them to be useful. I consider the whole package a waste of money.

They of course are tiny, which for the lightning port is good for being able to use with a case. The do fit in well and are snug, but of course they are tiny and you need to be conscious of their being easily lost if you aren't careful. (Don't seem likely to come out on their own - only when you are inserting or removing them.) Depends on what case you have for the iPhone lightning, but with mine, pretty easy to pry out for charging. (my iPhone 6+ is a freckle too old for charging - pre Qi feature) The earphone jack plugs have deeper to be inserted, so probably never will get accidentally knocked out...

Good

Super satisfaite

This is exactly what I was looking for in terms of fit and material. The only negative thing I'll point out about both of the USB-C and USB-B covers is that they protrude a little bit more than ideal but I haven't had them catch on something and fall so far. The AUX port plug fits perfectly and barely protrudes, just enough to grab it when you want to remove it. I see it's $30 to buy this set right now, that is entirely too much for it. I got it for $15 and even that was too pricy.

Received 5 pieces out of the 25. This is a scam listing and now I'm stuck with this garbage. None of the pieces I actually got worked either.

The USB-C slot doesn't fit properly, and keeps falling out. I've purchased these for my new Dell XPS 13 9300 and I don't have any port covers left now because they've all fallen off after about ten minutes of use. The headphone jack cover fits well.