USB C to 3.5mm Jack DAC Hi-Fi Stereo USB C Aux Headphone Adapter

I bought this to use with my Shure SE846s and I’ve been really impressed with it. The SE846s are quite sensitive, so I wanted something that wouldn’t add hiss, interference or noticeably affect the sound. So far, it’s been spot on. What I like most is the build quality. The metal housings at both ends feel solid rather than cheap or hollow, and the cable has enough flexibility that it doesn’t feel like it’s putting strain on the USB-C port. The joins around the connectors also feel tidy and well finished, which gives me a bit more confidence that it should hold up to being carried around and used regularly. It’s also compact enough to just leave in my headphone case, which is handy. Overall, it feels like a much nicer adapter than the really cheap ones you sometimes get. Plug it in, it works, and it doesn’t feel like a weak link when paired with a decent set of headphones. Very happy with it so far.

I used this to plug my old wired Sennheiser HD455 headphones into my PC to listen to Spotify music. This seems inherently unfair to this little device, using it to drive some big vintage headphones where I should really use a desktop DAC but it's doing a great job driving some very unforgiving headphones. Pros: It works on the USB-C port of my PC as well as my Pixel phone. Short length makes it easy to use. Clear sound, easy to listen to. Looks well made. Superb value. Con: I'm lacking a bit of bass punch on stuff like drums, but honestly I'm being picky here and these headphones are going to be harder to drive than the ear buds most people use. It seems mean to drop even half a star when that sort of performance is going to cost 20 times as much.

I have a ski helmet with wired headphones. They’ve served me well for sometime now but the lightning/3.5mm jack adapter I had has broken. The phone goes in/out of my ski jacket pocket multiple times a day so the adapter gets bent and twisted quite a bit. Anyway, this new one seems much more robust and should extend my skiing setup for a few more years. It’s pricey compared to others, but a relatively cheap item anyway, I guess it’ll be worth it. Sound quality seems better too.

I like to listen to music when working or gaming on my laptop using my Grado SR80e wired headphones, but onboard DACs on most laptops are notoriously bad - and mine is no exception. The fix? A simple external DAC like this one from UGREEN, and it instantly solved the sound quality problem. It’s small, inexpensive, and incredibly straightforward to use: just plug it into a USB-C port, connect your wired headphones, and you’re set. I dual-boot Windows 11 and Debian 13 (Linux), and both recognised the adapter automatically - no errors, no drivers to install, no fuss. Not only does it clean up the noise floor and improve clarity on laptops, but it’s also great for connecting wired headphones to phones that no longer have a 3.5mm jack. If your device has USB-C, this just works. I’ve bought several UGREEN products over the years and they’ve all been well made and reliable, and this DAC continues that trend. Great quality at a sensible price. Purchased August 2025 for £8.99.

connect every time, good price, perfect fit, 100% compatibility and functionality. Aluminium case with a stylish appearance.

The UGREEN USB C to 3.5mm Jack DAC Adapter serves as an excellent bridge for those looking to connect traditional wired headphones to modern USB-C devices that lack a dedicated 3.5mm audio jack. When it comes to connection quality, the adapter performs without issue. As a digital connection, it inherently offers a clean signal, further enhanced by its built-in DAC (Digital-to-Analog Converter). This integrated DAC ensures there is no perceptible degradation of the audio signal, delivering sound fidelity comparable to a direct connection. The adapter itself is constructed with high-quality components, giving it a premium feel and suggesting durability. In terms of connectivity, the USB-C interface is a significant advantage, ensuring it covers most devices that support audio out via USB-C, which is now a very wide range of smartphones, tablets, and laptops. For users who prefer cabled connections for their headphones, this adapter works very well, providing a reliable and clear audio pathway. It's important to clarify that this particular adapter is designed solely for audio transmission and has nothing to do with charging speed or power delivery.

Joins my headphone lead,& smart phone very easily,& produces great sound. Simple,& effective.

Bad quality, keeps disconnecting frequently. Super disappointing as I ordered a different cable before and it lasted me really well but then broke down within months too. Not worth it from a brand ive come to trust with cables.

Top, funciona perfeitamente. Chegou antes do previsto e entrega excelente qualidade de áudio.

Works like a charm with TRS and TRRS. Cable very flexible

Ho acquistato l’UGREEN Adattatore USB-C a Jack 3,5 mm per poter continuare a utilizzare cuffie cablate su smartphone moderni privi di ingresso audio dedicato. Come tutti i prodotti UGREEN, la qualità è immediatamente percepibile. L’adattatore è compatto, ben rifinito e leggerissimo, perfetto da portare sempre con sé. È un classico plug & play: lo colleghi e funziona senza configurazioni. L’audio è pulito, senza distorsioni o rumori di fondo, ideale per musica, chiamate e contenuti multimediali. Le dimensioni ridotte permettono di riporlo ovunque senza occupare spazio, rendendolo un accessorio indispensabile per l’uso quotidiano. Pro • Funzionamento immediato (plug & play) • Audio pulito e senza distorsioni • Dimensioni estremamente compatte • Ottima qualità costruttiva • Prezzo molto vantaggioso Contro • Nessuno rilevante → svolge perfettamente il suo compito Consigliatissimo a chi utilizza cuffie con jack 3,5 mm su smartphone USB-C. Meno indicato a chi usa esclusivamente cuffie wireless. Rapporto qualità/prezzo: Eccellente Lo ricomprerei: Sì, accessorio indispensabile

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Great!!!