Samsung USB-C Headset Jack Adapter - Official Headphones Adaptor/Type C/USB-C to 3.5mm Headphone Adaptor - White, EE-UC10JUWEGWW

Arrived on time as expected. Its a little more expensive than i wanted to go for, but i ended up buying three of these from different sellers n this was the one that worked the best. Sound quality could be a little better, but theres no gross crackle in the background like all other adaptors ive had do. A good little gadget

Excellent

I really wish phones still had headphone jacks. But this seems like the solution. Headphones fit nice and firmly into the adaptor and the adaptor fits nice and firmly into the charging port. Seems to play fine and actually sounds pretty good on first listen.

Does exactly what its supposed to do. Works a treat.

This stopped working after 2 months, just like all the other reviews have said. Upon closer inspection you can see it’s quite different to an actual Samsung brand headset jack. My previous USB-C headset jack was purchased directly from Samsung, and lasted 3 years. This is obviously a cheap knock off. Unfortunately it’s hard to tell at the point of purchase when it’s falsely marketed as a Samsung brand product. Should have trusted what the reviews said. Oh well.

Product works well and is well constructed

This geninue usb to 3.5mm adaptor enables headphones with 3.5mm jack to be used on Samsung mobile phone that only come with usb. Yes is more expensive than non branded (which I purchased first) only to find does not work. This geninue Samsung adaptor worked first time. Recommended.

So, like their friends in Cupertino, our large Korean conglomerate has decided that it makes the devices better for the environment if you don't have a TRRS connector (3.5mm Headphone socket to you and me) on your new phone because well you are doing the planet a favour, and the device can be smaller. If you want headphones then they also *sell* Bluetooth earbuds that you can *buy* that contain lithium, copper, gold, and all other natural resources that consume energy to make package ship, sell and use, or you can use your old earphones/buds/headphones with an adapter that you have to *buy* which they *sell* and package up, and ship to you.If the phones were green, you'd be able to change the battery with simple tools...Well under the guise of being green they sell more products and use more fuel in shipping and energy in packaging. Really you couldn't make it up.Onto this, the device allows you to plug an old set of headphones etc in, (meaning you are saving the planet), into your new phone, so you don't need to buy new. It works well and the sound is perfect when using it. I use it with a set of old Sennheiser CX300 II earbuds which sadly you can no longer get (unless they are counterfeit) and the sound is great.They could quite simply have bundled one of these adapters in the box with the phone, its small and doesn't weigh much but this you have to buy, so we can see where this is going, you don't even get a set of cabled headphones in the box with the right connector on it as you did before anymore either.I bought this direct from Amazon, I don't trust the sellers, I don't really want to put something in my ear canal connected to something else that can fry my braincells with a zillion volts made in a factory with little QA, I'm kind of funny like that, so it means you might have to wait as stock seems limited.Its also **grossly** overpriced for what it is, which is probably why the counterfeiters are all over it like a cheap suit. Good for the environment nah, good for Samsung's bottom line... Absolutely.