UGREEN USB 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, Black

Just what I needed for my wired earphones!!Perfect fit and use on my Galaxy S25 Ultra!Connected very well, good sound quality, no change at all!So happy to have my wired earphones back!!Thanks so much!

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.

I needed a USB-C audio adapter to use with my iPhone 15 to replace the Apple Lightning adapter I was using my old phone, so I picked this one up. No issues with connectivity, and it seems sturdy enough for a cheap adapter. As far as the sound, it's nothing amazing. I'm not able to verify if it's passing hi-res audio. The sound does seem somewhat bright to me. I don't feel like it's particularly refined or smooth. Honestly, I wasn't expecting much more than a cheap adapter to allow me to hook up my phone to a 3.5mm jack, and that's exactly what it is.

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).

I bought this 9 months ago, and very quickly became a daily driver product for me. This thing was used every day, and basically lived on my 3.5mm Apple EarPods. I never took them off because all my devices are type C equipped anyway. With that said, I am impressed the adapter lasted this long, being tossed around, bent, stressed, etc over heavy daily use. They also became a staple for me because I really think they produced better sound than the integrated Realtek product built into my laptop. It was noticeably louder if you demanded such volume, and I think they had better overall sound, especially around the lows. The microphone worked better when using this adapter as well, as many people told me on discord calls. I don't know how the Realtek solution in the laptop handled the mic in but the ugreen adapter did it better. For 10 bucks I think it is a great value, especially since the volume control and start/stop button worked on Android and Windows the same. I liked the feel of them as well, the smooth aluminum on the connector part of the adapter is smooth and feels good in the hand. Honestly in light of the death of this adapter, I'll probably just buy another one or similar product ugreen has to offer. It's the first headphone adapter that I actually didn't just tolerate, but actually liked.If anybody is curious, the particular failure that finally got this thing is the strain relief on the 3.5mm side of the adapter started to let go/the wire began to work it's way out. If I push on it, it works, but obviously I'm not going to hold it all the time. I suspect that If I had made an attempt to stop this from happening when I first noticed it, it would probably still be working now.

Great value, works great!

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.