UGREENUSB C to 3.5mm Audio Adapter Type C to Headphone Aux Jack Dongle 24bit/96kHz HiFi DAC Cable Cord Compatible with iPhone 16 15 Pro Max/16 Plus, iPad, Galaxy S25 S24 Ultra, Pixel 9, Grey

I'm extremely happy with this UGREEN audio adapter. It's a lifesaver for using my wired headphones with my iPhone and iPad. What surprised me is how well it also works with my PC! The audio quality is noticeably good – clear and crisp. The fact that I bought a second one speaks for itself. If you need a reliable USB-C to headphone jack adapter for multiple devices, this is it.

This dongle works on Android and PC. It is extremely durable. This will give more volume than the Apple dongle on Android. Well worth the price.

Recently changed my phone to Samsung S22 which has no audio Jack and I have a bunch of old Analog phone earbuds. Some one game me a converter but it seems it didn't have any DAC convertor built-in and my sound was not so great - and volume was very small. I gave a try on this and what a difference ... volume is great and sound is much better now. I can use my old earbuds again without investing more to USB-C style audio output interface.Great Job.

Works perfect!Glad with the purchase :)

Pixel 9 (android) volume issues SOLVED. This adapter negates the volume reductions issues present in the Google and Apple USB c adapter. The dac in this sounds good and retains detail while providing a noticeable increase in volume compared to the available OEM adapters. I haven't seen many other reviews mentioning this specifically but if you've been struggling with low volume headphones, this is the solution. The apple adapter struggled to push my Koss KSC75s to a reasonable volume but this adapter had no problem pushing them to uncomfortable volume levels (but with low distortion).

Uneventful device, quality seems good. Not having electric interference like I would consistently have with the competing Anker USB-C headphone DAC cables. I'm not sure I would recommend going any cheaper, as these are already pretty inexpensive as it is and these cables are a full electronic stereo amplifier circuit as opposed to a passive wire.

I have Bose noise cancelling headphones that I used to plug into my old iPad on airline flights. My new 13" iPad only has a spot for a USB-C plug so I needed this converter to use my headphones. It works great. Movies and music that I listen to on my flights are as clear as ever.

My android phone didint have a jack so I got one of these. I worked perfectly fined but recently it stop working... Sort of. It still sometimes let music goes through if I fiddle with the wires and apply pressure. But the connection stop a second or 2 latter. I think the connection between the wires to the USB-c chip is faulty. If only there was an adapter that didn't have a cable between the two plugs. it would reduce th chances of something like this a lot. Okay well the IS one like that but its made so it goes into your phone sideways.