HUIRID USB C to 3.5mm Adapter，USB-C to 3.5mm Headphone Jack Nylon Cable Hi-Res DAC Chip Type C to 3.5mm Audio Adapter Compatible with New iPad Pro,Google Pixel3/2/XL

It works fine with the phone and the audio is definetely louder compared to the original paired with my phone. Although I have found that volume is way too high and has some kind of noise during sound. Not sure if I'll buy again.

Everything absolutely fine and as described for about a 3 weeks, before it began only working in one position with the cable curved upwards to the right. I have checked my headphones and they are all fine so it must be the adaptor at fault.

This product does the job that it is intended for. However, after a few weeks of using it, there appears to be damaged to the wires inside already as there is quite often a crackling sound that can be heard when the adapter moves.

This is an update I've probably had it a month... And now it's not working so what was once durable has stopped being durable... The cables inside are probably thin a susceptible to breaking.Quite annoyed its not even been 6 months... Below is the original...------In all fairness this is my first phone without a headphone jack it's got its own problems but that's a different story.This is a good bit of kit I'm not gonna lie, works like a charm, sound quality is amazing (but there's a lot more underlying factors to sound that this e.g. The phone, auxiliary cable speakers etc) but the sound quality hasn't deteriorated.My One main issue with this is that it doesn't transfer call audio through it which makes it difficult one I'm driving and not very legal as I have to hold the phone on speaker.I would like to avoid doing that and I hope there's something you guys can do about it because I would have understood that when someone calls you, the phone recognises this as a headphone and transfers the call audio through it.Other than that I see no issue with it and would recommend it.

I had a problem with my computer and I required an external DAC which could deal with my IEM with a mic input and the HURID USB C to 3.5" Adapter was a great price so I thought I would give it a go and while it did not solve my sound bleed issue (which turned out to be software) I thought I would give this little adapter a listen with some music and I was pleasantly surprised by the results I needed to buy a USB C to A adapter to use it on my pc but it worked well, the sound was really good for the price while its no Dragonfly it is first class for under 10 pounds.

You might find you have to fiddle it around to make it work properly. You may also knock it out very easily. It doesn't like being moved. When stationary, after finding the right point, it works wells otherwise.

What I like! This is the first USB C to headphone jack which works on all of my devices, including laptops, xiaomi mobile phones etc.. sound is really good as well, and you don't get problems I have had with other devices where sound stops, or mics don't work, or cracking occasionally - so far so good.What lets this product downOrdered a few of these now... and they all break within a few months... which makes them expensive. Whilst they feel sturdy, the USB end of connector breaks and sound becomes intermittent. If you hold the connector, then sound resumes... but that defeats the point. hoping it was a bad batch... first time around and going to give this product one more chance...

The USB C 3.5 Adaptor works well as described. Word of warning to prospective purchasers the product description indicates that a carry pouch is included this is not correct. We queried this omission with the seller but never received a response.