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

Works great! Feels very durable, and the audio quality that passes through it sounds just as it does with more premium adapters. This one is perfect for the money! I also, personally, love the color.

Impressive little adapter perfect for what I needed! I didn't realize my new cell phone didn't have a 3.5mm jack, only a usb type C.. I had a very nice set of earbuds and didn't want to purchase another set so I decided to search for a simple adapter instead. I came across this one and compared it with others and decided to buy it. Out of the package, it honestly didn't look all that spectacular to my eyes but then I connected it to my cell and ear buds and wow.. the clarity of the sound was right on the money! Then, I test called and the microphone worked as good too! Affordable, well made, feels sturdy and I like the nylon sheathing -- it just has a "quality" feel you won't get in cheaper plastic types. Recommended! Using with Samsung S22

Great Sound as it has built in DAC chip. I had a bit higher priced one but lost while traveling. I chose this one because it had a good reviews and it didn't disappoint me. USB-C to 3.5m Phone Jacks which I have many from my older models.it works great - I ordered two for the price of my older one.

UPDATE: I have changed my review from two stars to four stars. I will note that JSAUX offered me a full refund for my order but I did not accept the refund. I ordered an official SAMSUNG adapter DAC that had verifiable measurements online for quality and found that this hiss was also present to a similar degree. While this continues to annoy me, the hiss is inherent to using a small form factor dongle DAC and does not reflect the quality of this JSAUX product which is functional in all other aspects.I recently upgraded phones and lost my 3.5 mm port so I was looking for a durable adapter with decent audio quality. This adapter certainly works as my IEMs run well off them with enough power/volume without any significant coloration of the sound. The build quality is quite good with the braided cable, solid housing, and secure 3.5 mm port.But the HISS. There is a low grade hiss constantly present in the background whenever the DAC is enabled. It is not particularly noticeable when music is actively playing but when a song stops, you can clearly hear the hiss. Then since the DAC doesn't detect any audio output, it shuts off, and you then hear complete silence so I know it's the DAC causing the issue. This means every time a song ends and new one begins, it's hiss -> silence -> hiss -> music. There are no other devices around that could be causing electrical interference causing a hiss like this. It is not ignorable for me and really impairs my listening experience.I suppose if you have low grade hearing damage, it might be tolerable but for high quality listening? This is not it. I will be shelling out more money for a better engineered DAC dongle and would recommend any potential buyers do the same.

The best purchase I have made and so worth the price it's a good quality I can use it in the car or with my headphones and it works with practically everything I use it for and I'm not disappointed at all .

Works great ! I use it to connect my phone to the stereo system to play my playlist for the Spin class I teach. Great connectivity and sound.

This cable does not providing any charging to the phone and does not draw much charge when used. It is very durable and has a pretty solid value for the money. There is no additional noise level or squelch from the cable. It is a solid grey color and appears to provide as much power as the stock Apple 3.5mm adapter.

For the price, it does an ok job of adding a physical headphone jack to a phone or tablet that doesn't have one. This will definitely not be winning any awards for audiophile quality. For loud sources of music that don't have a lot of dynamic range, it's fine, but one major flaw I've noticed is that the audio cuts out when a song gets to really quiet parts, which is common in older classic rock albums. Think songs by Pink Floyd or Yes. There's also a slight "hiss" as well. It's not overwhelming, but it's there. For the price, I didn't really expect this device to be amazing. It's just a cheap DAC in a dongle and it works fine, but if you have a more discerning ear and are looking for higher quality sound, look elsewhere.