Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great dac under $10. A little bit quiet when paired with higher impedance headphone. Pairs great with my iphone 15 pro with moondrop blessing 2 dusk Clean audio

I personally dislike that we have to use these now - yes, I am a headphone jack fanatic. But, this little dongus is very useful. To its credit. It is also relatively cheap. Durable too. I've had mine for some time now and it is still going strong, no fraying!

I hate apple with a burning passion and this is the only product of theirs I ever bought. That being said it do it job.

this is an apple product and so far so good and works as expected

Pretty Good! I wish it did not feel as flimsy, but It does exactly what it needs to do :) Plus the free 3 months of Apple Music was really nice!

Easy to use with my Beats and affortable flexible.

Simple to use, build quality good, on sale for good price

Great product I would definitely recommend for purchase

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.

This USB-C to 3.5 mm adapter does exactly what it should, lets me use my wired headphones with USB-C devices without any issues. It’s small, sturdy, and reliable.

Works with all devices I tried, android and apple. Noticed significant improvement when attached to my Iphone 16

Got it for my car for the aux so it works great don’t have too worry audio sounds great

Works well. Nice and dimple. I just wish I had bought the more expensive model which allows charging of tge phone at the same time. I sm using it on S22+ with superior resolution and therefore high power usage on video. This is a minor problem if you have a rapid charger. Very pleased that it solves no 3.5mm audio port.

I am glad this item was designed because I cannot give up my wired headphones. My headphones are very dependable, and having this adapter has made it easier to connect to my phone, iPad, and Microsoft Surface laptop.

Does exactly what it needs to do! Perfect adapter, sturdy yet flexible. Wonderful option for your old (better audio quality!) wired headphones. And have no fear, works perfectly fine with non-Apple products. A bit pricey for what it is, but what isn't these days?

Not having the 3.5mm headphone jack on my new iPad Pro required that I buy this recently before a trip where I wanted to watch some movies on a plane. I don't have bluetooth headphones (and don't see a need for them when the ones I have are high quality and work fine), so I needed a way to plug them into the iPad. This adaptor from Apple was it. It works fine. It's exactly what it looks like. Plug it into the USB-C port and you can plug in your headphones. It was relatively cheap. But, it shouldn't be necessary.

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.

Originally bought it to connect a selfie stick to my phone but it did not work, however, I was able to use it to connect my phone to the auxiliary jack of a speaker. Satisfactory product.

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.

Useful when you still have those cable headphones. With the cord was 1 or 2 in longer though and that it came in different colors too.