JSAUX USB Type C to 3.5mm Female Headphone Jack Adapter, USB C to Aux Audio Dongle Cable Cord Compatible with iPhone 17 16 Pro Max/15 Pro, Samsung Galaxy S24/S23/S22 Ultra, iPad Pro, Pixel 9/8 (Grey)

Great quality. It transmits sound just like the original without losing any quality. Highly recommend it

Works great

great quality

Its pretty good and I use it to listen to music on my tablet but there is one problem. Everytime the volume of whatever your listening to gets too quiet it just completely becomes silent even though there is for example music playing. So basically is turns quiet when the volume is very low. But everything else is good, there is also a bit of static. 8/10

Awesome gadget. Works well.

I bought this adaptor to connect my wired noise cancelling earphones. It works quite well. No issues

Excellent product

Too Much White Noise & Poor Audio Conversion This product has way too much white noise and struggles with audio conversion. When the volume gets too low, it completely cuts out, and there's a long delay before the sound comes back. This causes important parts of videos, podcasts, and audiobooks to just disappear. Sure the product helps you use 3.5mm headphones on type C phones but If you need clear and consistent audio, this isn't the right choice.

Had it for months now and so far pretty good. Compatible with my Samsung A56 5G.

I purchased this to connect my phone to my home stereo. The quality was fantastic and does exactly what I needed it to do. No issues whatsoever.

I love it 😘

Es un adaptador de muy buena calidad. Funcionan perfecto con los Marshall Major IV y Major V. Lo conecte tanto con mi teléfono móvil y con mi steam deck, en ambos dispositivos funciona a la perfección.

Analog headset adapters used to be 1/4" in diameter. We put those on our heads to listen to the "record player". Then they were replaced by 3.5mm jacks that also included a microphone signal. Those were used by the original cellphones, everything from AMPS to CDMA, TDMA, GSM. With smaller technology and slimmer LTE and 5G phones we now use the USB-C connector. If you still have a 3.5mm audio headset, wired earbuds, etc. and upgraded to a phone without that jack you can use this adapter and not have to buy a new headset. In my case I have a Bose Quiet Comfort 20, with automatic noise cancellation, amazing sound quality, and $195 to replace. Instead of replacing the Bose QC20 I picked up this adapter, plugged the QC20 into the 3.5mm female jack, plugged the USB-C male on the other side of the short cable into the phone. I can now use the headset just fine. It truly is plug and play. It comes with printed directions in a clear vinyl bag, but you really just plug it in between the headset and the phone. No configuration required, no settings changes. It works with iPhones, Android, Linux, etc. Pretty much if your USB-C device supports audio out and in (TRRS) this will work. Troubleshooting? It's impossible to have trouble, so no need to go shoot any. Plug in both sides. Done and done.