USB Type C to 3.5mm Headphone Jack Adapter, (2-Pack) USB C to Aux Female Audio Dongle Cable Cord Compatible with iPhone 16/15 Pro/15 Plus/15 Pro Max,iPad Pro,MacBook, Samsung Galaxy S24 S23 S22

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I’ve gone through a few USB-C to 3.5mm adapters, and this OneKer 2-pack is easily one of the best I’ve used. The sound quality is excellent—clear, consistent, and free from any static or distortion. I’ve used it for music, calls, and even in the car’s AUX input, and it hasn’t let me down once.The build feels solid and durable, with snug connections that don’t wiggle or disconnect. It works right away—no setup or extra apps needed. I’ve tested it with an iPhone 15 Pro, iPad Pro, MacBook, and a Samsung Galaxy S23, and it was fully compatible with all of them.Having two in the pack is a big plus—I keep one at home and the other in my work bag so I’m never without it. For the price, the quality and convenience are excellent.If you’re looking for a reliable USB-C to headphone jack adapter, this is a great pick.

Excellent cost/benefit and compatibility. The material look as a long durability and it's very thickness and it has a good functionality.

Got this to adapt a wired 3.5 mm headset I use on my work laptop to a new phone that has only USB C. Plug-n-play! No issues. It was cheaper than some other adapters I saw that don't involve cable, but I really don't mind the few added inches. The cable and ends seem to be good quality. The 2-pack is nice in case one ever fails, or I lose one (highly likely).

Works great with ipad

These work great with my smart phones and tablets. No issues with sound or connections. It's plug and play and they just work. I use both headphones and ear buds and have been very happy with these adapters.

Works as advertised. Allowed me to use two Bose noise canceling headphones with mini rca plugs ($300 each) with new iPhones and iPads. Sound quality seems unaffected.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:My Samsung Galaxy 23+ didn't come with any ear phones. Also, it did not have any separate connection for the ear phones I had (they came with my Samsung Galaxy 14). I found this adapter on Amazon that allowed me to use my ear phones with Galaxy 23+.Functionality:The adapter is plugged into the same port that is used for charging. At the other end, the ear phones can be plugged.Ease of use:Easy to use as mentioned above.Sound quality:At first, I found that the sound was not coming clearly. Maybe I had not plugged it correctly? However, somehow the sound started coming through and quite clearly.Value for money:I received two for the price of one.Connectivity:Easy to connect. One negative: Once you plug in this adapter (and earphones), you cannot plug the charger cord. There may be other adapters that have two ports at the other end where one could be for plugging earphones and other for the charger. I did not search for such an adapter. It is a very minor inconvenience.

I have an old pair of Bose wired headphones – they are my favorites. Good sound, and very comfortable. Regrettably, since they are wired, with the last couple of iPhone iterations I needed to use a 3 mm auxiliary converter to use my headphones with my iphone.For my last two iphones, I used an Apple dongle with success. The headphones functioned perfectly.I just received a 15 pro, and the Apple dongle stopped working well - terrible sound quality with static (a new problem). I tried a second Apple 3.5Mm aux converter - same issue.This 3.5mm aux converter is great for sound – but not so great for other functions.Pros:• Cost.• Works well for sound - typical good sound quality with my old Bose.• Usable to talk on the phone & speech to text.Cons:• Unable to use manual headphone button(s) located on the headphone wire. (I typically use the manual headphone button to answer calls, end calls, and control volume). The manual buttons do not work *at all* with this converter.Conclusion:I lack the motivation to try other aux converters / brands. Since the Apple dongle does not work, and this brand produces good sound, I guess I'm choosing to settle.Good luck!PS -- if anyone has a connection with Bose, please to ask them to again manufacture the wired sound-sport headphones (with updated jack....although I'd settle for 3.5mm aux). Thanks!!