3.5mm Headphone Adapter

Mine Never worked, i plunged them and had no sound. I turned off blue tooth, just wondering why they didn’t work then I had volume on my phone while plugged in but not in my headphones. Save your money and try elsewhere.

Works okay. When I opened the package the US plug adapter had the locking clip broken on it. As long as you don't touch the charging cables, it works fine. I charge three devices with it and sometimes the charging unit starts flashing at me, and cycling the charging which makes my devices start turning on and off with the charger. I travel 20 days out of the month, and depend on my chargers both in the states and overseas. I am currently looking for a different charging unit. I need something I can depend on at a regular basis.

I took this with me on a trip to Scotland and England. It was great, as I had my phone, tablet, and iPod with me to charge. It has two Apple slots and two Android slots. Perfect. No need to carry adapters, as it comes with 4. Last week I took it on a trip to a relative's home in the U.S. As it is an older home, there are not many receptacles. This was perfect. Just put in the plug for the U.S. and charged both my husband's and my devices. This will go on all my trips. Great for hotels where you have to put devices all over the room to charge. Plug in one spot and connect all devices.

These are for the newer iPhones but buyer beware...you need to turn your bluetooth setting on in order for them to work - even though the headphones are plugged into the phone. Doesnt quite make sense. May as well just buy cordless ones. That said, they serve their purpose!

I purchased this item in September 2016 and used it without complaint until this month, May 2018, when it spontaneously overheated, melted and charred, and released noxious plastic fumes that made the room temporarily uninhabitable. I caught the failure relatively quickly, I think, but the risk of fire was certainly real. The charger was extremely hot when I entered the room and wrenched it from the wall. At the time it was charging one item, an iPad, which was not damaged. See attached photo.

Recently took a vacation to London, Paris and Rome. This was great because it works on both 110v and 220v; no converter necessary. I could use the USA plug to charge my phone in the Airport before getting on the plane. This includes the plugs necessary for continental Europe as well as the UK. We were able to charge all of our phones simultaneously as well as a selfie stick. Two of the outlets charge more quickly than the others, so if you are needing a quick charge make sure to plug it into a blue USB outlet. We charged both an android and iPhone 6. Both charged with no issues on either the high or low output USB. It is a bit large, but it is still smaller than carrying around an adapter + converter + standard chargers.

Bought this for a trip out of US and it worked perfectly! Eliminated the need to bring a voltage adapter and charged all our devices without any problem. As long as you have the USB charging cable for you device, it did just fine (for both android and apple devices).Plug adapters fit well and worked for both 240V and 120V. Charger does get a little warm when you have all four plugs going, so if you have any concern, just limit the number of plugs in operation.Works so well, we use it at home, too!

Got it for a trip to Europe. Worked like a charm. Now, on return to the US, I swapped out the plug and can use it at home. The color-coded high-current ports are great for faster charges to devices like Samsung phones that can tolerate the current. I do wonder how many customers might accidentally damage devices that can't tolerate the high current, though. But I can't come up with a way to safely pervent that.