Kanget Type C to 3.5 mm Audio Jack Connector for Car Audio Headphone Converter Cable Stereo Jack Adapter Splitter Compatible with iPhone 15, Galaxy S24, S23, S22, S21, S208 & Other Type C Phones

The most basic adapter need in today's modern world of companies getting rid of headphone jack. I recently purchased a Samsung Galaxy S20FE 5G and as I'm old school, I felt the need for this. It's the most bang for buck you could ever ask for in the adapter world. It works flawlessly, connects without a hiccup and is very sturdy from both ends. Although the middle connecting cable leaves a lot to desire but the sound quality for this price is really good. I have two pairs of earphone Sony Xperia flat head earphone and Apple earpods. They both go way back to 2013 when I got them. They produce excellent quality audio while connected via this adapter.

Bought it when there wasn't any review about using it with S20 FE 5G and it didn't disappoint. Sound quality is good, although there's a slight noise which is not noticeable when it's playing audio so not an issue. Not suggested if you plan to play games e.g. BGMI, CODM as the adapter rests between your fingers and might be uncomfortable if used for long. The cable is quite thin which could be a problem in the future but that cannot be concluded yet, will have to use it for some more time to check that. Edit [3Months of usage] The adapter is dead. Suddenly stopped producing audio while in use. Even when connected the output is now through phone's speakers. Tested on multiple devices, the result is same. No signs of physical damage, never dropped to the floor. Hence it's not recommended to buy this as my usage pattern was irregular, less than even 30mins a day on average during the 3 months since I bought.

Fits perfectly from the both sides.. Works well with my moto edge device.. I don't see any significant loss in audio.

Reviewing after 3 month use Pros:- This product is compatible with all of the devices i checked like ipad air 4th gen, OP 7t, HP envy x360 & S20 FE 5g. Also i check it with my asus Zenfone 5z which already has a headphone jack and its working fine. Microphone also working. Cons:- Static sound when connected with all the devices. The small cable is very thin and not much durable and in my case the audio from the left earphone is not coming and if you adjust the cable carefully the left channel works otherwise left channel is not working.

Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G supports this one. Although you won't feel any difference while listening to music but you'll hear a slight buzz noise while using it for making calls, also the volume output seems low while on call. Overall the product is good and is quite good at the price (as Samsung doesn't support the cheap ones). A point of suggestion is to make the wire a bit thicker because it's slightly thinner as compared to the other ones available.

I have searched For DAC enabled Type C to Audio Jack Connector, it cost too much, In that way I have found this at lowest price. Works with Pixel 7 pro, But After few days of usage, It doesn't works now. Please Don't buy , If you want temporary use, go for it, otherwise buying a bluetooth will be the best choice instead wasting money in this.

EDIT 12-06-2022: Reduced 2-stars. I thought this sounded great but that's because I was used to terrible dongles supplied by phone manufacturers in the box. This is better than those but it's nowhere close to sounding as good as your device can sound. Moreover, they falsely advertise it as supporting 384kHz-32bit Hi-Fi sound saying "built-in DAC chip that allows up to 384khz-32bit Hi-Fi sound while others are 48khz-16bit". This is completely false and this cheap dongle can only do 16-bit 48kHz (see screenshots) like the rest of the el cheapo dongles. If you want a well built dongle with great sound quality, buy Venture Electronics - Avani (Realtek ALC5686) or Venture Electronics - Abigail (Conexant CX31993), both of which support 32bit 384kHz and are significantly more expensive but worth every penny. This one is a mere 2/5 in terms of sound quality and a 1/5 for claiming to support 32-bit 384kHz but delivering 16-bit 48kHz. Original review for posterity: This little USB-C audio dongle is great if sound quality matters to you. I have a pair of Sony WF-1000XM3 headphones and I paired it with my Poco F1 and Xiaomi Mi 11X Pro and the headphones sound a heck of a lot better when plugged into these compared to what they sound over Bluetooth (using LDAC codec). You must turn on the XM3s while you plug them into your phone or PC using this adapter because without turning them on, the headphone's amplifier doesn't kick in and they don't sound nearly as good. I compared this dongle with the one that came with my Xiaomi Mi 11X Pro and you can definitely hear the difference between the two and these sound better. The bass is boomier, vocals livelier and the sound is overall very immersive. Now build quality wise, the wire that connects the USB-C port to the 3.5mm jack is tiny, slim and unprotected by any kind of jacket so unless you're very careful with your stuff, you could tear it off accidentally. That's my only con. All things considered, I'll give it a 5/5 for sound quality but 4/5 overall considering the build quality and low price (349 Rs)

Ordered this for a Pixel 2. Sound quality of the output is good enough. What I did not expect and was pleasantly surprised by is that the buttons on the earphones also worked (play/pause, vol+, vol-) without any issues and so did the mic. The only slightly negative point was that the sound from the mic was somewhat muffled and not completely clear. Overall, a good product.