Customer Ratings & Reviews

Solid USB-C to 3.5mm Headphone Jack adapter with a surprisingly good DAC/AMP decoder chip in it. For it's price the sound quality coming out is leagues ahead of other OEM rebadged adapters. Output is not the loudest, so don't use high impedance headphones or speakers with this device. Look up reviews of this dongle on Head-Fi or other reputable audiophile sites for a better idea of the sound. Mouse added for scale in picture.

I use this adapter with headphones on my Samsung Galaxy S25 to listen to music and it sounds great. Note that the volume can be slightly reduced when compared to other brands of USB-C to 3.5mm adapters, but this doesn't affect the sound quality (to my ears, anyway).

I bought this USB-C to 3.5mm Adapter a week ago and I was satisfied with the performance of the adapter. Worked wonderfully with an iPad Pro I borrowed for a little bit and found it able to output high volumes on regular earbuds, with the volume slider somewhere in the middle. Pretty much on par with the Lightning equivalent adapter that apple sells. Build quality is the same as the Lightning counterpart so no complaints there. However, the story somewhat changes when you use this on Android devices. It's still a really good adapter, however don't expect to get the volume too high, even with the slider maxxed out. Even with regular earbuds, I found that I had to crank the slider up to get relatively the same volume as the iPad, so much so that I had to go past the device's volume slider warning about loud sounds. Using this in my car's aux cord, I found that I maxxed out both the radio and slider and it wasn't loud enough, as in that you can still hear the road noise over your own music. Doing a bit of research, it does seem to be a universal issue with this adapter and Android devices, as the software in Android is not able to communicate with the adapter to output higher voltage to further increase the volume. In short, I recommend these if you are in the Apple Ecosystem as these will function wonderfully and pretty much will beat out Google's and Samsung's adapters, as some tests can be found on sounds quality comparison's through Google. If you plan on using these for Android's, I wouldn't 100% recommend these as the volume doesn't get loud enough. That being said, these are still usable as an adapter, but they aren't for me and I will most likely be exchanging these for Samsung's adapter as they are the next best thing from the sound quality comparison's I mentioned earlier.

Great DAC. It works perfectly on Apple devices, but the volume is halved on Android, so to fix this, you will need to install an app that allows you to control the system volume and get it back up to where it should be. And I'd recommend simply another dongle for Android devices. But if you're using an Apple device, it is as simple as plugging it into the USB-C port, and then you're done.

Works well cheaper than other options to play music on your car if you dont have an aux jack on your phone. Seems to throttle the volume a little.

works instantly, no issues. however it drops the volume level by several db, which then means you have to turn up your volume to max. built well, functions alright.

This is essentially an advanced USB sound card for less than $10. You would need to spend $150 to get something that is even slightly better. Seriously, it is incredible the dynamic range and power that comes from this. Tested on my laptop because I was unimpressed by the flat sound from the integrated audio. This doesn't work as well for android phones, I get low volume. But for pc, I have to keep it at 25-50% because it's so powerful. It may not be the most durable, but it's $9. Hard to argue about the value proposition even if it breaks in a year or two.

Used to connect Razor headset to my Pixel 6a. Volume was a little low, but then it was the same on other devices where I did not need this adapter, so must be the headset. I turned up the volume on the headset and this worked great for both listening and speaking.

When using with earbuds that have inline volume control, when you press up or down the volume will either go all the way up or down on its own. Volume control works fine when plugged into my iPad.

Purchased to use with my Samsung tab s6 since the store was out of the Samsung adapter. It works but I have to turn the volume up very high to hear with it. It will do until I purchase something else. The price was great on it.

The item itself worked fine with my Samsung Galaxy FE but my only issue is it seems a bit flimsy, so I don't know how long it will last. Also, the volume when using this in my car is lower than when I used my aux cord.

It works, but the connected headset seems to lose a bit too much volume compared to how it works with devices where it conencts w/o this adapter.

Works great. I needed it because I could not get the volume on the iPad loud enough to hear easily. The earphones connect nicely with this.

I bought this thinking it would work for Galaxy Not 10 plus. It reduces volume on headphones to a point where you can barely hear on loudest volume. I am guessing it would work fine on apple products only.

Does what it says it does. However, the volume seems to be reduced slightly

Good dongle, keeps the quality of the music with playback. Not that loud, so if you have an amp this would be great.

I primarily use this in my car via an auxiliary cable through the radio. I have a pixel phone and have the Google version of this. I can tell why this one is cheap. The materials feel breakable when handled. The main difference I notice is quality compared to Google's version. I have to max out my volume on the radio to get any kind of loud play from my phone. I do also have the phone volume up, just to cover that. Also, there is a reduction in bass to the songs I am used to listening to. If you are doing calls, I'm sure it's fine unless you have a lot of road noise in your car. But now hearing the difference, not a good pick for music use.

Works fine. I wish the volume was louder, but that's probably more a function of the headphones rather than the adapter.

This adapter was cheaper than Google's by a few dollars and works just as good! Some reviews on the internet show this having a little lower volume than the google version!

On my Samsung Galaxy S20 FE you have to almost max out the volume to get a loud enough sound otherwise as a DAC it's pretty good especially when I used it for my laptop. If you own a Samsung device buy a Samsung USB C to 3.5mm adapter, not this. You're of course going to pay a few bucks more but you won't have an issue with the volume level, unlike this adapter.