OneKer USB Type C to 3.5mm Headphone Jack Adapter, (2-Pack) USB C to Aux Female Audio Dongle Cable Cord Compatible with iPhone 17/16 Pro/15 Plus/15 Pro Max,iPad Pro,MacBook,Samsung Galaxy S26 S25 S24

I’ve got an older car with no Bluetooth. This lets me connect my phone to the aux input

Seems well made and worked well. No sound distortion when Bose earphones plugged into iPhone playing music.

Needed a connector in a pinch to play a pad from my phone and this one DELIVERED at a very reasonable price.

I did not know these were made for android. When I plugged them in and put my earphones in, I was totally surprised. No expensive ear buds to buy. Great for the price.

I have had this for about 8 months and it has developed a fault. When listening to an audiobook it seems to power itself down between sentences, such that I miss the first syllable of the next sentence. I compared it to the other unit which is still working OK.

Works great. I expected a decrease in sound quality but it's fine.

Attachment worked so much better than I thought it would. Delighted with the product.

These are practically disposable, but I will reluctantly continue to purchase them. The reason is that the more expensive alternatives I've tried do not work right with the fourth pole signal (commands from the little remote on most wired earbuds, play/pause, next, etc) on my android phone. These consistently allow me to pause and skip music, but the durability is something to be aware of. It doesn't take long (a few weeks sometimes) for there to be audible crackling when the cable is touched or moved, eventually degrading to randomly skipping/pausing music with no input, or total lack of signal (no sound). I've even gone out of my way to hold the phone in my hand while walking so it doesn't bend or move like it would sticking out of my pocket, but they simply aren't very well made, especially given how inconsistent their lifespan is. The sheath around the female end of the one I'm using now just slides apart when unplugging sometimes. Sound quality won't matter much if you're using earbuds. I've tried them with my over ear headphones and they don't sound as good as they did on my last phone with a built in "quad Hi-fi" DAC. At $5 a pop it doesn't feel like it's even worth my time to see if they're within warranty or anything like that, but I would rather replace a cheap adapter over and over and continue to use my preferred headphones than switch to wireless or USB C earbuds. If you simply want to use 3.5mm earbuds on newer android phones that ditched the port, these will do the trick... For a time. Updated: dropped a star, my last purchase started making static noises and disconnecting straight out of the package, last time I buy from this brand.