🎧 Anker USB C to 3.5mm Audio Adapter - Male to Female Nylon Cable for Samsung S20/S20+/S20 Ultra, Pixel 4/+ 4XL, and More Type C Devices: High-Quality Sound Conversion Solution Review

All controls on my Bose QC20 work. Play/Pause/Enable Ambient etc. Also works with my QC15. Clean, crisp, detailed sound. No delays or other issues so far.

I literally looked through 7 adapters from different manufacturers. At some point they all failed. In my opinion, Anker makes the best accessories and speakers available today. This small adapter (3.5mm audio jack to USB Type-C) with DAC-IC (Digital-to-Analog-Converter) makes a big difference in sound quality. Pay a little more and treat yourself

Adapters have gotten expensive lately but I have confidence in Anker's level of quality when it comes to cables, adapters and chargers so I bought two of these for my device. Sufficiently strong, durable body, no complaints. The plastic construction seems a bit cheaper than some of the other products, but I'm not seeing how that affects the overall quality yet. We'll see how long they last, but I'm very confident.

This adapter worked great on my Samsung Note 20 ultra while other brands didn't. I found it a bit pricey but you get what you pay for. The design is very well thought out, the sound is loud and clear. Most importantly, it is "compatible" with my phone, which is not the case with some cheaper phones from other manufacturers. You can always count on a reliable Anker product.

I don't have much time with this adapter but in the few minutes of playing with it it turned out to be of good enough quality is what I needed for. I have ears that headphones cannot receive. And for some of my headsets I need a headphone jack. So I'm lucky, the new phone I have, the Samsung S20, can also use the charging hole as a data hole, so I found this adapter to attach my travel headset that I take with me on planes etc e.g. B. Bluetooth sometimes disconnects. not a good choice. So this…

I have a Samsung S20 and I didn't realize they didn't have a 3.5 audio jack. Back then it wasn't a problem as I had an Apple 3.5 USB adapter lying around. Immediately I had problems with low volume. I could literally crank the volume all the way up and I could barely hear it when using the Apple USB-C to 3.5 adapter. I decided to purchase because Anker has never let me down in the past. This adapter fixed the problem of the sound not being loud enough and I'm very happy with it! Skip the Apple…

I use this device with a OnePlus phone and a decent pair of Fiio headphones. The overall sound quality compared to my Bluetooth headphones is similar. The adapter looks good and makes a solid impression. I don't notice any buzzing or hissing in the headphones. Using this adapter with wired headphones allows you to hear much louder than wireless headphones, at least with my own gear. If you are not happy with the volume of your wireless headphones, or generally prefer wired headphones, then this

I chose Android smartphones because, unlike Apple's proprietary hardware, they are "universal" when it comes to accessories. Now Samsung has removed the 1/8 inch headphone jack on my new S21 phone. The Anker USB-C to 3.5mm Stereo Adapter provides an interface for your wired headphones. As far as I can tell, the sound quality is uncompromising. Plug one end into a USB-C port and your favorite headphones into the other, and you're done. I'd still prefer a separate headphone jack, but Samsung went

Well, if you're one of the many people who didn't get a headphone adapter with your new phone, get this one. It's very well made, as you'd expect from Anker, and improves the sound a bit, but simply plugging in regular, random headphones or headphones shows no difference in sound quality. Buying quality headphones is highly recommended if you want to maximize sound quality, but if all you need is a headphone adapter, it works great. Just be aware that it can be more than just an adapter. If…