UGREEN USB C to 3.5mm Jack and Charger Adapter Magnetic PD 60W Hi-Res 32bit/384kHz 2-IN-1 Type C Aux Headphone Splitter Compatible with iPhone 17 Pro Max/16/15 Galaxy S25 Ultra S24 A56 M3 iPad Air 11

This is a beautiful little thing and works perfectly. The plug bodies are all solid metal and the two headphone/power socket bodies are magnetic and just click together (if you want them to). Sound quality is very good and the charging speed looks to be very good also, and the specs bear this out - the power handling capability with PD is an impressive 60W. I’ve only tested this with my iPad Pro (2018) so far, but it has worked flawlessly.The last adapter I bought like this was a Lightning version from a no-name vendor several years ago, and it was uniformly awful with the charging speed varying randomly. This USB-C product feels streets ahead in term of quality, and is further vindication that Ugreen is a brand that can be trusted.

Great USB C to jack.This allows me to use my plug in headphones and also charge my phone if needed at the same time (Google phone). This was really useful on a long plane journey and I was glad I had brought it.Works perfectly to connect to headphones and to charge. Great value for money and small and compact to put in my travel bag.

The fact that phones don't come with a proper audio jack these days should be treated as a crime. It used to be so easy; you kept a little pouch with your earbuds in, and when you wanted to listen on the train / wherever, you popped them out, they unwound, you plugged them in, and you were listening.There was no need for charging up (possibly explosive, it seems) earpods, and no need for USB adaptors to have to fish out and plug in first. Basically, by cheaping out on the design of the phones to reduce water ingress etc, phone manufacturers have made our experience worse and forced us into using substandard audio cables.So, like all people in my situation, I went and bought a USB to audio adaptor. Your phone has an expensive DAC to produce nice audio when listening to music / sound, but when you plug in USB headphones, there's no "audio out" that routes the sound from the onboard chip to the phones, like with a normal 3.5mm jack, there's no way to have a simple USB to Audio wire, the USB plug has to contain a full sound card. That's why the plug end that goes into the phone is so big. So, rather than using the gorgeous well-powered DAC you paid thousands for, you're now reduced to the 30-cent chinese mass-produced DAC that the adaptor manufacturer put in there. If they put an expensive one in, your adaptor cable would cost more than the headphones.The other problem is that the USB audio controller also has to manage things like the pause/play/fastforward buttons on speakerphones and clever headphones with inline controllers. This is just a feature to help people mute and adjust volume without needing to log into the phone every time.As you'll have seen, there are lots of cheap cables on here. It's a misconception to think that a USB to audio cable is "just an adaptor". It's not. Inside the USB plug is a mini-cpu doing DAC and ADC for speakerphones, as well as controlling HID devices (play/pause). And if the cable is a power splitter like this one, it's also got to manage all the USB power profiles... IS the phone being charged, or is it charging something else.. etc. Finally, if the USB is more than a charging port, the CPU has to act as a USB hub, managing the connectivity and power to four or more downstream devices.You think that spending £2.99 on a cheap cable with a £0.15 CPU is going to net you a device that's as good as your £1000 smart phone? Not even close.So, the net result is that the phone may not recognise the cheap USB audio device. It may not properly support all the standard functions of a USB audio profile, charging can be hit and miss (you get 'slow' charging, or the charging starts/stops all the time), or the audio can be a bit poor (cracking, popping, gaps in audio, muddy sound, distortions, inability to make out some higher-pitched details in music), or the control buttons misfire (phone swiping left/right, audio muting/unmuting randomly, music starting/stopping, tracks skipping).So, when you're getting one of these cables, just remember, you spend £1000 on your phone, and this cable is going to fundamentally replace one of the more noticeable parts of the phone, the audio subsystem. So don't just pick a cheap one. Go upmarket a little.That's why I went with these. I've bought MANY cables like this over the last few years. Some for laptops with malfunctioning audio cards, some for family, a few for me. They've all had their little quirks, except this one.The design is excellent: The cable shrouds are firm, so it's not going to break when I push/pull it in and out of the phone, the connectors click into place nicely, so you can tell when it's plugged in, even in the dark. The audio is pretty darn good. It wouldn't beat a proper sound card, but to my ears, it sounds as clear through this as through the phone's inbuilt speaker. Charging works perfectly, and the phone notices when it's attached to a proper USB-C charging port and can be charged at full rate.But the best bit, is the magnetic attraction between the two tails. It just keeps the whole thing neat, and (I've found) is a nice little fidget toy when you're idly listening to music / audio.Yes, it costs a little more than the other devices, but in this market you REALLY do get what you pay for. I hope that you understand a little more about what these cables are, and will appreciate that spending an extra few pounds can be very worth it.

This adaptor works ok but does get a little hot when charging, the main issue I have with it is that to ensure rapid charging the charger leads needs to be removed and refitted or it just slow chargers. Magnets join the two halves together which works well, lead is good length and quality.

I’ve been using this for a few days, now, and it works perfectly. I initially purchased a cheaper one from another brand, which didn’t work, and I wish I had just spent that little bit extra and gotten this one from the start, for all the trouble the other one has caused me. It’s sturdy, and it works perfectly. It doesn’t drop connection randomly at all, and on the single occasion that it failed to connect once, it was a simple matter of unplugging it and plugging it back in again, and it hasn’t happened since (I also think that was a problem on the iPad’s end). It’s worth the money, in my opinion. I know the description doesn’t list the 2024 iPad Pro’s as compatible devices, but it is compatible.

Extremely disappointing. The item failed in under 3 months and only charges now.This would be ok as there’s decent purchase protection through Amazon purchases and under UK law.This item was sold by UGreen, and Amazon told me to contact them.UGreen quickly declared the product faulty (great) and told me to contact Amazon for a refund. This was against both Amazon’s policy as it was outside the standard return window, as well as against UK consumer law.I got stuck in a loop with UGreen with their support being unable or unwilling to understand the policies of Amazon or how UK law works.This went on for days with my speaking to Amazon, sending screenshots of their guidance to speak to UGreen, with UGreen sticking to some script and sending me back to Amazon.In the end Amazon provided a refund outside of policy but UGreen are HOPELESS.Avoid at all costs.

I replaced my previous UGREEN USB-C to 3.5mm Jack with this Hi-Res 32Bit version, and the difference is night and day. The sound quality during calls is crystal clear, with no issues at all. Callers say I sound normal, and I can hear them perfectly, too. The charging adapter works great alongside the audio (allowing fast charging), making it convenient to listen to music or take calls while keeping my device charged. This adapter is well worth the extra cost, and I’m so glad I made the switch. Highly recommend for anyone looking for superior audio call quality and reliable performance - plus the magnet attachment for the adapters are like a fidget toy for me when watching movies/tv shows!