SAMSUNG EE-UC10JUWEGUS USB-C to 3.5mm Headphone Jack Adapter for Note10 and Note10+ (US Version with Warranty)

I have a older one of these adapters and I wanted an extra adapter to use with powered wired speakers and a new computer dock. This adapter worked as expected for both music and phone calls with Samsung wired headphones. Music sounded full and clear and sound levels were good. Phone call audio sounded good on both ends of the call. This one does appear a little differently than my old one when connected to a MacBook Pro. In MacOS System Information, my old adapter appears as a Samsung device and this one appears as only a USB Audio device from TTGK Technology. This one had a white interior in the 3.5 mm jack while the original was black. The dimensions of the connecting ends were slightly different as well (old one on the left in the picture). I contacted Samsung via a chat and provided all this information and pictures to the agent, and the agent confirmed that this item is a Samsung product.

This genuine Samsung USB C to 3.5mm jack adapter simply works. It provides good sound, and I am once again able to use all my wired earphones & headphones with my new Samsung Galaxy S21+. I see that many have deducted a star from their rating because they are frustrated with Samsung (either because they removed the 3.5mm jack or simply because they didn’t provide this adapter in the box with their new, highly expensive flagship phones). While I am also frustrated, I won’t deduct a star from this product because it works flawlessly. If you want to make use of a nice, wired headphone set on a newer Samsung phone, this is the product you need.I did try a couple of generic alternatives before purchasing this Samsung adapter that I will list below. Unfortunately, neither worked well when using headphones or earphones with a mic to make phone calls. Everyone I tried calling using these generic adapters reported a buzzing, hum, or some other audio defect (I heard no interference on my end – it was just on the other side). However, I didn’t return the generics because they are still useful for listening only (and I can strategically place them so as to avoid carrying an adapter around everywhere I go).If you just want a cheap adapter for listening to music, a podcast, a TikTok video, etc., the following adapter may work for you (however, keep in mind it is only about $3 cheaper than this Samsung product):USB C to 3.5mm Headphone Adapter, ACAGET USB Type C Dongle Audio Jack Converter.The following option is a few dollars more expensive than this Samsung product, but it does allow for charging while listening:USB C to 3.5mm Headphone and Charger Adapter, Sniokco 2-in-1 Type C to 3.5mm Audio Adapter and 30W Fast Charging.This genuine Samsung product does not have the audio defects during phone calls that the above two generic offerings do. Basically, this Samsung product gets a full 5-stars, but Samsung customer care does not!If you are in the market for new wired earphones anyway, and want to go directly to a USB C set that does not require an adapter, I do recommend the genuine Samsung brand:SAMSUNG EO-IC100BBEGUS Corded Type-C Earphones.Based on some reviews, make sure you are purchasing from Amazon to avoid knock-offs. I have purchased and tested these, and they work well. Of course, they can ONLY be used on my Samsung phone and NONE of my many other devices. Not to mention that every prior flagship phone I’ve purchased from Samsung included a nice set of earphones, but not the Samsung Galaxy S21! I have not been able to find USB C over the ear wired headphones.Regarding customer frustration with Samsung... I feel the need to rant, since I didn’t deduct any stars. For a few years, Samsung advertising chose to poke fun at Apple for getting rid of the 3.5mm headphone jacks. Then Samsung pulled the decisively weak move of silently removing this advertising and following Apple’s lead by ridding their own flagship phones of the 3.5mm jacks.None of Samsung’s loyal customers wanted this headphone jack removal. Bluetooth isn’t for everyone, and many of us already have an assortment of nice earphones and headphones now rendered useless (for phone use). This move feels more like a cost-saving measure (for Samsung, not their customers) more than innovation; maybe it’s even an “Apple-like” push to force customers into an upgrade to Samsung’s expensive Bluetooth earbud options.Removal of the analogue jack provided no discernable gain in form, fit, or function. For example, the IP68 dust and water resistance rating of the newest Samsung Galaxy S21 (no headphone jack) remains unchanged from my much older Samsung Galaxy S8 (has headphone jack). Easier for Samsung to engineer? Yes. Cheaper for Samsung to manufacture? Yes. Responsive to Samsung Customer needs & wants? No. Cheaper for the Samsung Customer? No.

My aunt bought a new Samsung phone and didn't want to have to buy new earphones. So in comes this adapter. Works great, it's an official Samsung adapter which she preferred. It's just long enough, sturdy, easy to use, and the earphones are still as loud as she likes them.

Hace su trabajo tal cómo era de esperarse, sin suprimir frecuencias en el audio como sucede con los adaptadores baratos

It works but where is the packaging, it came in a plastic bag with Chinese writing. This looks like a cheap knock off. I paid more because I thought it was a legit samsung product.

I had a favorite pair of headphones that did not fit my new phone, so this made it possible to listen to my phone comfortably.

I bought this adapter in September 2021 for my Samsung S20 so I can use my wired earbuds. This adapter worked great for many months, with clear sound, although sometimes the music I was listening to would randomly stop, so I had to push play again. This didn't happen often. But then around April 2023, sound would sometimes come out of the phone speaker. I would need to unplug/replug the adapter into phone. Then in June 2023, sound started to only come out of one ear bud. Unplugging/plugging doesn't help, BUT if I bend the adapter cable back towards the phone, I get sound from both ear buds... but holding it like that is not practical! I do this sometimes in my pocket, but holding the adapter like that is ridiculous. Flipping the plug over doesn't help. My headphones work fine on other devices, so that's not the problem. And I just got a new phone (S23+), and have the same issue with this adapter. I was very careful with the adapter, not being rough with it (not pulling on it and not bending it). Before this Samsung adapter, I bought a no name brand adapter which was worse. It seems quality is poor for this Samsung item. It is not made to last a long time. It only lasted for a year and a half. Now, I am using the speakerphone and considering going wireless. But I like my wired earbuds!!