Used on a Mac Mini PC to connect speakers that do not have Bluetooth in order to avoid the aux cable, which would look bad being constantly connected from the front, and although I didn't expect it, they work just fine! I imagine they will work just as well with an iPhone, etc., if you want to connect speakers or headphones with an aux cable. I noticed that with this cable, the volume is a bit lower compared to the connection via aux, but the quality is not affected.

one of the most useful things I have ever bought, I can't live without it anymore. I have a phone without a headphone jack and honestly, for me who prefers the sound of a cable, it's exactly what I need, perfect sound.

The build quality seems good, but the connection with the headphones was not completely stable. I can't say for sure if the adapter or the headphones I used are to blame.

It does the conversion perfectly!

Cheap stuff. I got four for 6 euros. The first one had some malfunction soon, but the second one works perfectly. And I still have two more as backup. It may not be the best quality, but it's the best value for money!

DAC = digital analog converter has it! It does its job as it should. It's worth buying. Very cheap and proper product! You can talk normally on Discord calls and at the same time watch videos on YouTube without any sound distortion!

The product is perfect, it does exactly what it says it does, I really don't understand why anyone would write a negative review. They only offer confusion, don't listen to anything, buy it without fear.

From the usage so far, it seems to be a very durable and sturdy construction. Comparing it with a previous similar component, this one locks exactly onto the audio jack of the headphones and keeps it quite stable so that there are no distortions in the sound.

It works plug and play. I don't know about the quality of the built-in DAC, because all the other systems in the car also play a role until the sound reaches the speakers, but it certainly works well and has satisfactory sound quality (better than some cheap bluetooth receivers to fm transmitters or cheap bluetooth car radios). It's worth its money

So far it works well...Nothing crazy but it does the same job as the original Samsung one that costs 14 euros and lasted 3 months.

It is fine for its intended purpose and durable as I have been using it for many months every day and it has not shown any problems. There is just some static noise many times when I have the volume low. It is not particularly noticeable and cannot be heard if music is playing

Easy to use, arrived very fast and is working nicely!

It does exactly what it should with perfect quality. I use it to connect old Sony headphones with a microphone to a Samsung Galaxy A55 that doesn't have a 3.5mm jack but only USB-C. Small, beautiful, and reliable. It doesn't come off the phone, it doesn't come off the headphone cable.

Excellent at this price. It definitely works with Google Pixel 8 Pro and generally with the built-in DAC it should also work with other phones that do not have a built-in DAC

Very good sound quality and volume. It has a built-in DAC (digital to analog converter). I got it for use with a Galaxy A55 connected to the car's source. If the cable was braided, it would be top-notch! The cable is quite thin, and I would recommend being careful with its use.

With monitor headphones (KZ ZSN Prox), while it has good dynamic range and volume, a white noise can be heard in the background.

Simply excellent... I tried it with AKG headphones, on the Samsung Galaxy A56, and it worked perfectly both in sound quality and in volume.

A great little adapter!
It does exactly what it needs to do and is quite inexpensive.
Tested on devices: Samsung Galaxy A34 5G, Poco X6 Pro 5G

It works perfectly on Oppo Find X8 Pro.

It may lose on some frequencies, but otherwise, it works very satisfactorily and is perhaps the cheapest decent active USB adapter (that is, for Oppo, OnePlus, Pixel, Samsung).

Great little adapter! It does exactly what it should and is quite cheap. Tested on devices: Google Pixel 8 Pro, Samsung Galaxy A34 5G, Poco M4 Pro 5G.

I was almost ready not to buy it based on the reviews, I have the Galaxy S21 and it worked perfectly the first time without any distortion in the sound, maybe the intermediate volumes are a bit low but with noise-canceling headphones at max you can't hear anything, and for the price it's a steal

Poor quality, I bought 2, one makes noise when you move it and the volume decreases. Expected with such a thin cable it has.

It works great. Good build quality. The only thing is that the type C gets warm after prolonged use. Compared to another one from Samsung (which lasted a month), it doesn't have loud sound.

3 stars because it is recognized by most devices. However, the volume on the headphones - speakers (where the sound is transmitted) is at 65% of the max. Also, the microphone has a constant noise when used as hands-free. Tested on both PC and various mobile brands. Noise was present everywhere.

I tried it with my Samsung Galaxy S23+ and AKG EO-IG955 headphones purchased separately, it works properly, the mobile recognizes them as headphones, and plays the sound from them as one would expect.

(maybe the headphones or the mobile are to blame in the following, but I write it just in case) When there is no sound, nothing can be heard in the headphones, but when there is sound, there is a very quiet little noise/snow. Sound quality is like 4.8/5.

It does not work on iPhone 15 pro max in the car.
Whichever of the 2 options is selected during connection.

Do not buy it if you want to listen to music with an iPhone.
The sound volume is quite low!

I bought it a few days ago. It fits well on Razer over-ear headphones, I don't know how durable it is over time, but it seems to be of good quality and has the same good sound that the headphones have on their own. For more experienced users, the quality may differ, but I, for one, am satisfied.

Unfortunately, it never worked. The sound kept cutting out rhythmically, which means that something is wrong with the adapter. I tried it on two phones with the same result. Rubbish...