UGREEN Magnetic USB C to 3.5mm Audio Adapter and Charger 2 in 1 Hi-Res 32bit/384kHz Aux to USB C with PD 60W Fast Charging Dongle Cable for iPhone 16/15 Pro Max, Galaxy S25Ultra, Pixel 9, iPad Pro/Air

Recently changed to a newer phone that uses USB-C, so I had to replace my old lightning splitter from a different company.I've used it for a few days, and it has been working just fine. The audio quality is good, it plugs in snugly, and keeps the charge in my phone topped off while using maps and listening to music or audiobooks. It's also nice that since USB-C is being used by almost everything, it works for any of my passengers on a road trip if we're listening to their stuff instead.My cranky old pickup truck doesn't have a fancy infotainment system, but this lets me listen using my aux cable, keeps my phone going, and honestly that's all I need.It doesn't feel cheaply made...the connections are solid, and I feel that I got my money's worth out of it.

I just upgraded my studio iPad to the new (2025) iPad Air. For my music studio application, it is important that the iPad not deplete its battery in the middle of a session, so I need it to be continually connected to power. Also, because I am using its Bluetooth for WIDI- control purposes, I need to get the audio out from the USB-C port, because these new iDevices no longer have phone jacks. I thought it would be a simple process to find an adapter that passed through the audio from the USB port and also allowed the iPad to be plugged into a charger. Looking for such a device on Amazon, I found that almost all of the offerings had negative reviews that suggested that they could not simultaneously allow charging while passing audio, or that when a charger was connected the audio was seriously distorted. I purchased this UGreen adapter on the hunch that it would work as advertised. To my complete satisfaction, this adapter happily charged the iPad when connected to an Anker 30W wall-plug power supply, while it simultaneously provided pristine stereo audio to my audio interface (and DAW). So, if you have a modern Apple iDevice with a USB-C jack, this item WILL work for you.

Works perfectly but note that audio quality is not native quality through one of these devices. The magnets are a nice feature.

I opened the package and plugged in ready to see if this unit is any better than similar adapters. I really wanted a way to charge and listen simultaneously, but the USB-C plug stopped half-way. I tried again and it still wouldn’t go in. I couldn’t plug in enough to get a charging indicator on my iPad. So I tried another USB-C device, the Apple Headphone Adapter. Same problem!So I tried the audio jack and the sound was dull! (I knew I couldn’t believe the claims of good quality sound.)These plugs are not just plug connector adapters; they actually contain a digital-to-analog (D/A) converter for analog headphones. The Apple-brand adapters have been tested with lab equipment and shown to actually provide high quality sound. These third-party devices are just cheap dongles with poor D/A convertor chips.Returned!!

Aside from a slight difference in volume (it's a little quieter when connected to the AUX port in my car, which isnt an issue), it works pretty well. I've experienced no feedback or hum. Plugging and unplugging is easy, and it's a stable connection amd not flimsy in the port on my phone (I have a Samsung Galaxy). Good purchase!

Works as intended and no loss is audio quality

With every phone ditching the headphone jack like it’s 2012, this little adapter has become my go-to sidekick. The sound quality is crystal clear, and the fact that I can charge while jamming out is a huge win. The magnetic connection feels solid and gives me peace of mind that it’s not going to fray any time soon. Plus, the braided cable is a nice durability bonus.Tip: If you’re using this with fast charging, be sure to use a PD-capable charger—otherwise, you might think the adapter is slow when it’s really just your charger slacking off.

I should have bought another for the car , I use this in my home and does as advertised allowing for 24bit 192khz music from the low loss sites to play thru as well as keep the phone charged.