CableCreation USB Audio Adapter External Sound Card with 3.5mm Headphone and Microphone Jack Compatible with Windows, Mac, macOS, Linux, PS4, PS5, Plug and Play, Aluminum Black

Truly an awesome dongle: charges well while listening to music without any disconnect errors and also has 2 year warranty. Hopefully it lasts long, as I purchased it at high cost even during the big billion days, I heard the item was below 1000/- when it was launched unfortunately I am late, but don't regret my purchase as it works perfectly well, and met my expectations

I've been trying to find a USB C to audio 3.5mm adapter which works. I've ordered and thrown away three till now. This was the fourth. They either don't get detected at all by my phone (Motorola G9, stock Android 11) or they work so flakily that they're unusable. One of them kept making clicking noises and kept switching on and off the sound output every one second or so. So you get one second of sound, one second of silence, and this continues. Basically, finding an adapter which works is a huge hit-and-miss process.This is the first one which works. It has a TRRS socket, to allow both output and mic input, so you can do calls using it. It is also supposed to charge the phone from the USB C socket on the other side, but that doesn't seem to be working. I tried with a USB C PD feed (which normally makes my phone charge faster) and with a normal power USB C charging feed, but none of them worked.Other than that, this adapter works very well.

never go for it , after using 3 month , it stop working .

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it gives strange sound while no song playing, and frequent disconnect problems also irritating.

First impressions -Pros:• Works with phones that only support Digital Audio (like Pixel 6/7)• Good audio quality and volume• Headphone jack connection detection (phone knows if you plugged or unplugged 3.5mm cable)• Supports fast charging (Seen charging upto 3750 mA / 4.2v on Pixel 7 Pro w Ampere app)• Easy to plug into large phone covers/cases since TypeC is long enough• Solid build qualityCons:• Heats up significantly when charging and playing audio

Posting it after 1 month of usageSound quality - good enough. Purchased it because the audio jack in my cpu was not working. People are posting some review as they are getting too much noise because of this. But as per my experience nobody complained me about any noise. Voice is clear enough.Volume control - it depends upon your headphone not on usb jack. There is no volumn control option here.Value for money - i got it in 665rs which i think is a little expensive.Easy to use - absolutely just plug and workDurability - not quite sure how many days this is gonna work but i am using it for more than 1 month and i haven't faced any issue so far.

I got this for my Raspberry Pi 400 to be hooked to an amplifier via 3.5mm. I use to play streaming music, standard definition. No drivers needed, and the output is adequate for my needs. I have tried this on Linux Mint, Windows 10 and Mac in addition, it worked in all cases. Audio quality is good, not exceptional. I did not see any well built, trust inducing products at the time of purchase, so went with these. You might find more affordable items at lower price now. However, you won't be disappointed with these.