UGREEN USB C to 3.5mm Jack Adapter DAC Stereo USB C Aux Headphone (Black)

The UGREEN USB‑C to 3.5mm adapter performs reliably, delivering clear, balanced audio with no distortion or drop‑outs, and the DAC handles detail well enough to make music and calls sound noticeably cleaner than cheaper adapters. Its compact design feels sturdy without being bulky, and the connection fits securely so it doesn’t wiggle loose during use. Setup is effortless—just plug in and it works—and the overall build quality gives confidence that it will hold up to daily wear. Comfort comes from how lightweight it is, making it easy to carry around, and it offers strong value if you simply want dependable sound from wired headphones on modern USB‑C devices.

Does what it's supposed to, I have no way of knowing if it has issues. Used with my Moto G77 and the Ludos OMNITONE Wired Earbuds in-Ear Headphones. All good!

I’ve had this adapter for a while and I’ve used it regularly on every trip. It’s been very useful and works well. However, I think the design could be a bit sturdier. On my last trip it broke, and I think it’s partly because of the angled/side design, it’s more likely to catch on something and get pulled or disconnected. That’s probably what happened to mine.

Good quality and value for money. Solidly built and clips in nicely and stays firmly in position. Good sound quality. Would recommend.

Have been using this adapter a little while now. Not had any problems. Seems to be of good quality and fits well. Sound is good.

Constantly cuts out for no discernable reason - no movement of USB nor 3.5mm audio connector, no inactivity timeout - just random silence. Pixel 6 Pro with cheapish Sennheiser IEMs. This adapter will randomly and constantly cut out as if unplugged. This pauses music playback, understandably - but is also understandably aggravating when it happens every few seconds and requires one to unplug the adapter and replug it while one's phone is unlocked in order to re-register as connected. Finally ditched it, lamenting the lack of audio connector on modern phones. I even blew through multiple adaptors to find one that would work with this phone in the first place. Don't waste your money.

Got this to replace a ugreen 20192 usbc to 3.5mm cable as I was finding it cutting in and out after some time in use. Comparatively this feels more sturdy, but it applies a different force and is actually bigger when you include the plug size so it probably more likely to damage the device port in long term use. I will, however, not be likely to use this long term as it has a lot of electrical noise/whine while in use, either with a laptop (on mains or battery) or a phone. This was not a problem for the other ugreen product which had much better sound. I tried an official ugreen cable, and the one that came with my headphones - same issue so it is definitely this device which has issues. Would recommend https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08NVNFJXH instead which is actually cheaper.

works well for my studio headphones to connect my Samsung

Kalite

Great tool if you have a modern phone but prefer to use wired headphones. Very small easy to lose be careful when removing from phone.

Clear audio. Works perfectly.

Excelente calidad de sonido, el diseñó es muy cómodo y funcional tanto para el móvil como para la tablet, al ser una sola pieza evita el desgaste del cable en los que traen una pieza colgando. Muy elegante y diseño metalico robusto. La cálidad de sonido es tal cual a la del origen, sin perdida, de verdad excelente.

I got this UGREEN 90-degree USB-C to 3.5mm adapter because my new phone lost the headphone jack and I still prefer wired earbuds and headphones for clearer sound and longer listening without worrying about battery. The right-angle design and built-in DAC looked practical for everyday use. The aluminum shell feels solid and the 90-degree bend keeps the cable from sticking straight out, which helps when I’m holding the phone, gaming, or watching something. It doesn’t dig into my hand or get in the way as much as straight adapters do. Sound through the 24-bit/96kHz DAC is cleaner and more detailed than the basic cheap dongles I’ve tried—music and podcasts come through with better separation and less muddiness. Calls work fine with most of my headsets that have a mic. It’s small enough to leave plugged in or toss in a pocket. Compatibility has been good with my recent USB-C phone and a couple of tablets. For the price it delivers solid everyday performance if you just need a reliable way to use wired audio again. There are a few drawbacks. You can’t charge while using it, so battery drain is something to watch on long sessions. A few people mention the lowest volume setting is still pretty loud, and some report occasional static or the connection getting looser after months of use. Mic support isn’t perfect with every headset, and thicker phone cases can make the fit tighter. It’s audio-only, so no video or data. I expected a sturdy little adapter with better sound than the free ones and a design that wouldn’t stick out awkwardly. It mostly met those expectations for daily music, calls, and commuting. Not the most feature-packed dongle, but it does the practical job of restoring a headphone jack without much fuss.