I installed it out of curiosity and it works on the PC with 2.1 speakers -- and it has very clear sound in movies and music.

With the onboard sound card I had strange stutters/glitches.

Be careful to buy the genuine one as there are counterfeits circulating.

The build quality is "Cheap" even for its price, but not bad enough to "break on its own".
It didn't satisfy me when used with expensive headphones as I felt I lost quality, but with classic earbuds and budget headphones, I was satisfied.

My unit appears to be "Made in Vietnam".

It works just fine on Samsung phones, but its lifespan never exceeds 3-4 months. Problems with the cable...

It only worked for the first 5 days, during which I received complaints about the sound quality (I had to take them off so they could hear me clearly, while I could hear them just fine).

On the sixth day, the phone started displaying the message "incompatible device" and now it has become useless, a waste of money (yes, I bought the "made in Vietnam" one, as people in the comments warned to watch out for).

This product does not work and I would not recommend it to anyone.

Cheap... but if you care about sound quality in music... its sound is simply VOMITOUS! And I say its sound... because this converter actually plays the music and not the phone. I just got fed up with the nausea after a while, I broke it and threw it away. And when I remember its sound... I still feel like throwing up.

You can listen to music just fine, videos, etc., but unfortunately, the microphone shuts off during calls and you can't talk.

We are always talking about the genuine one from Vietnam. It played right away without any issues. The sound is quite good (that's why 4+ and not 5) on JBL headphones but also full ear... a one-way street for Samsung devices since they removed (on purpose...) the jack plug jug32... I will return in due time.

I got the genuine one (Vietnam)
The sound in the music is perfect and you can hear your conversation partner clearly (and of course, they can hear you).
Very good so far, we'll see.....

I bought 2 and both broke within a few months of use. The sound cuts out as soon as the cable is moved even slightly. I tried them on another phone, with different headphones, but it was the same again.

Unacceptable!!

I bought it a few months ago for use on my mobile phone and as soon as I pulled out the cable one day, the whole type-c plug came out, and that's not all.... when I plugged in the headphones, it sounded monophonically and not stereo, I just wasted 12€. Disgrace!

It facilitates extremely the use of headphones with a 3.5mm jack. It works with both Samsung and (surprisingly) also on the iPad!

Very good in operation, with clear sound and volume where it should be.
The controls of the headset for volume work.
However, I have bought many because they break quite quickly. Without any heavy or bad use. At some point they usually become monophonic.... The least they have lasted is 3 months and the maximum about a year.

Works perfectly on Samsung phones at least
But after about a year it broke, it sounded like you were listening to someone from far away

Although expensive for a 5-point cable, it is the genuine Samsung converter with an integrated DAC, and the sound quality it produces is far superior to other similar converters from other companies. I have bought it 4 times so that I can listen to music in my car from my S23 ULTRA, and I don't think there is anything better than this currently.

I'm sorry, it NEVER WORKED. I have the Samsung S21Ultra and it never recognized it as a compatible device. Before even connecting anything to it... I tried it on other flagship devices of friends and still nothing

It broke in 3 weeks randomly. If you want to throw your money away, it's a good solution... Unfortunately, I will have to buy Bluetooth headphones because I can't find an adapter that does the job.

Okay... The DAC doesn't directly output sound from the phone... but this cable does... which has an integrated DAC from the company! Shame on Samsung...

I can not even begin to explain how horrible this product is. It worked for the first month or so, and then all of a sudden, yesterday, it started making weird noises. Buzzing noises, lowering or increasing the volume at random times, stopping to work, at certain times, etc. On top of that, this product will damage your charging port. It is too hard to insert in the USB - C port, forcing you to use force to push it in, and even more so to pull it out. It is really a waste of money, and I don't recommend it to anyone. If you don't believe me, have a look at the other reviews.

In a oneplus mobile, there is a very strong static. I tried the equivalent adapter from Apple and it doesn't have such an issue.

I bought it because I read that it is Samsung. It does its job on the Samsung phone, but only on the headset. If you want to talk hands-free, it doesn't work

It works with Samsung phones, but it's not worth the 15€ I paid for such poor build quality. It's only a matter of time until it breaks at the edges. However, it's a one-way street for Samsung

The converter works perfectly with any headphones I connected, the only problem is that the cable is quite fragile, I hope it doesn't get damaged.

Simply tragic, very poor, cheap construction quality!!! I used it for about a month, everything was fine, but today my phone fell along with the headphones and the adapter got bent and of course became useless!! Come on guys, find an alternative adapter that fits Samsung so we can be done with it! I used it with Samsung A43.

Does it work? Yes
Is it of good quality? Yes
Is it too expensive for a simple adapter? Yes
Is it only compatible with Samsung? Unfortunately, yes.

I have the Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite. It worked perfectly from the start. It seemed expensive to me, and the only reason I didn't get something cheaper is that I wanted to make sure it was compatible with Samsung.

I bought it for use with GOOGLE PIXEL 6A. It works perfectly.

The only complaint I have is the price, as I consider 10+ € to be too much for a dongle adapter, regardless of the brand. There are others for 5€, but they don't seem to have guaranteed results.

I highly recommend it.

A very good product from Samsung that does what it says. Generally, if you have a Samsung mobile, don't get anything else because the others are not compatible and either play music at a lower volume if you use it for connection to an external device, or don't play at all since the device doesn't recognize them. The mobile used was Samsung S21 Plus.

Guys, UNACCEPTABLE simply... Not just FAR AWAY. Choose any other solution (wireless headphones, Bluetooth receiver in the car). Expensive and they don't even last a week. I used them very little and they broke (I had bought 2 pieces). Seriously, don't waste your money for any reason. UNACCEPTABLE product to the point where it shouldn't be sold.

Those of you who are thinking of getting another adapter from another company, don't do it because Samsung has chosen to only support their official ones.

Disgusting product. 0/5. No discussion, stay away.

After 2 failed attempts with other converters (one of them being Sony) with the S20 Ultra, I resorted to the solution of the same company (Samsung) out of necessity. The converter came authentic with its proper packaging, barcodes, instructions, and warranty. Obviously, it worked flawlessly, with a good fit in the USB port and no downgrade in the sound quality of the headphones (Sony). However, I also have the same question as others express in their comments, why remove the 3.5mm jack in the new (and expensive, mind you) mobile models and why do we need to pay extra for converters, especially from the same company?