Will this work with Android phones? null

Absolutely will work with Android phones or any device that uses the USB-C protocol. Nothing proprietary about this adapter.

The sound quality is terrible with this cord & my Note 10+. I'm returning it & getting an original Samsung cord.

I know this is 2 years old but will say ot does not work with the Galaxy S21 line amd probably any future Samsung phone as well.

Absolutely not. It clearly states on the box compatible with devices using ios. I bought this for Samsung Galaxy s21 ultra and it was a huge mistake. The sound level is attenuated by at least 75%. DO NOT use this device on anything else except Apple devices and that being more recent vintage Apple devices according to the label. This is yet another prime example of how Apple lives in their own little world and won't play nice with anything else except their products.

While it works, the apple dac does seem to limit the output volume by a good deal, depending on how you listen to your music it may or may not be an issue.

It works, but barely. I have a Galaxy S21, while it did put sound through, it came out so dang low it was pointless to use, returned for full refund.

Yes, I'm using it on a Google Pixel 3.

As of the last several Samsung models like S21, 22, 23, the answer is yes, but barely. The Samsung audio driver does not get along with the DAC in this adapter, and the output is limited to 1/10 of the level it should be, or about 1/8 of the sound volume. So, yes, you'll hear something, depending on your headphones, but you are not likely to be happy. Find something else for your new Samsung.

Jan 2023 does not work with a OnePlus 8, does not work with an Acer spin 713. After bringing in my phone Chromebook and headset the sales associate that assured me it would work couldn't make it work. I returned it then purchased the Google USBC to 3.5mm jack and it worked perfectly with my devices.

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Absolutely will work with Android phones or any device that uses the USB-C protocol. Nothing proprietary about this adapter.
Answered by John 6 years ago
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The sound quality is terrible with this cord & my Note 10+. I'm returning it & getting an original Samsung cord.
Answered by Marla 5 years ago
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I know this is 2 years old but will say ot does not work with the Galaxy S21 line amd probably any future Samsung phone as well.
Answered by ChristopherH 3 years ago
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Absolutely not. It clearly states on the box compatible with devices using ios. I bought this for Samsung Galaxy s21 ultra and it was a huge mistake. The sound level is attenuated by at least 75%. DO NOT use this device on anything else except Apple devices and that being more recent vintage Apple devices according to the label. This is yet another prime example of how Apple lives in their own little world and won't play nice with anything else except their products.
Answered by MarkD 2 years ago
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While it works, the apple dac does seem to limit the output volume by a good deal, depending on how you listen to your music it may or may not be an issue.
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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It works, but barely. I have a Galaxy S21, while it did put sound through, it came out so dang low it was pointless to use, returned for full refund.
Answered by iCanadian 2 years ago
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Yes, I'm using it on a Google Pixel 3.
Answered by DLM65 6 years ago
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Not working in OnePlus 11
Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago
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As of the last several Samsung models like S21, 22, 23, the answer is yes, but barely. The Samsung audio driver does not get along with the DAC in this adapter, and the output is limited to 1/10 of the level it should be, or about 1/8 of the sound volume. So, yes, you'll hear something, depending on your headphones, but you are not likely to be happy. Find something else for your new Samsung.
Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago
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Jan 2023 does not work with a OnePlus 8, does not work with an Acer spin 713. After bringing in my phone Chromebook and headset the sales associate that assured me it would work couldn't make it work. I returned it then purchased the Google USBC to 3.5mm jack and it worked perfectly with my devices.
Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago
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