3.5mm 1/8 Inch Aux to USB C Audio Headphone Jack Adapter - Type C/USBC to Aux Converter Dongle Cable for iPhone 15/16, iPad, MacBook, Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel, Moto, LG, PC, Laptop

I needed this adapter to link my iPad usb C to an amplifier. I have certain bagpipe tunes on my iPad, and at band rehearsal it helps to play along with the soundtracks of professional bands. This adapter works great for that purpose.

Needs a stereo plug adapter if you intend to be used with an amplifier.

Yes

Short, but works well

It’s good but if you need it for the mic Rode wireless 2 and you have a iPhone 16 pro max doesn’t work..

Perfect adapter to connect my older headphones to my new iMac which uses only the USB-C . Connects from a 1/8 end on the headphone to the USB-C input on the iMac 2024 .

Perfect. I didn't realize not all of these are the same but now I get stereo audio with my phone, and this one has lasted for a while plugged into my 2010 car jack. Flexible and durable

Need this at work to run my speakers due to needing a new hub. The old hub was incompatible with the reimaged laptops we were getting, and the new hub did not have a 1/8" jack for the speaker system (old school speakers at work are like 20 years old, maybe 25?) This was 3 weeks ago. After getting everything together and wiring all connected and organized, had major issues with the laptop. Attributed it to the reimage and new software that we had. Sound quality with the item was good, didn't figure it had anything to do with the problems. Dealt with it (due to being very busy at work) but issues kept escalating. We're required to use TEAMs and OneDrive as our main file hubs, and every time saving an item or opening an item it was a 45 second nightmare, then couldnt' rename folders, then couldn't download items out of emails, then finally today couldn't get any tabs to open to new windows in browers and youtube refused to work to play an informational movie for my coworkers. So started to try and figure out the issue, and took all the cords out to switch the hub to another hub, that didn't fix it, so figured it might be the power cord for the hub. In order to get to the power cord I had to take out this USB adapter (it was blocking the power cord). Replaced the power cord, everything was instantly working, thought we figured out the problem. Connected the other cords back up, everything went haywire again. Then realized that this item was the only other things I had replaced out of all my wiring (we tried new CAT cables, a different mouse, different keyboard, moved the computer to another room to prove it would work, different computer did the same thing on my setup). It was this piece of junk! Something in this item was causing major issues/interference and it was getting worse and worse. As soon as I unhooked and just directly connected my speakers to the computer, everything worked perfectly again. Save yourself the aggravation and do NOT buy this item for anything computer related.