Samsung Galaxy S26 Headphone Adapter, USB C to AUX Mic Jack with PD 60W Fast Charging for Stereo, Earphones, Compatible with Samsung Galaxy S26/S26+/S26 Ultra/S25/S25+, Google Pixel 10/9

This 2-in-1 USB-C adapter works perfectly. I can listen with wired headphones while charging my phone at the same time with no issues. Sound quality is clear, with no static or cutting out, and charging speed is consistent. The cable feels well made and sturdy, not flimsy like some adapters. It’s compact and easy to carry, making it great for everyday use. If your phone doesn’t have a headphone jack, this is a great solution. I would definitely buy it again.

Worked great until it didn't. For about 8 months, this product worked flawlessly. Good sound and the charging works. Then I took the adapter on a trip and I rolled it to fit in a circular headphone case. Since then, it stopped working properly. Now, trying different headphones, the sound sometimes works and sometimes stops. There's static. And now, the sound moves up and down and podcasts keep restarting on their own. It's probably my user error in bending it that broke it. But buyer beware to take care of it.

This device works exactly as described. It works perfectly with my Samsung A53 phone and charges at the maximum rate the device will allow. I've not detected any noise issues at all. I will say this, the quality control from the manufacturer is spot on. Plugging in my headphones and Anker USB-C cables requires a bit of effort as the plugs on this device are rather tight and not sloppy like some adapters have been with me before. Even the USB-C end that attaches to the phone is pleasantly snug. I couldn't ask for a better made device.

The one that I used for 2 years finally completely stopped working for the headphone. It still charges via the UsbC connector. About 1 month ago it was starting to work intermittently and occasionally the headphones would disconnect and sound would come out of the phone speakers even though the headphone was connected. Am very happy with it while it worked during the 2 years.

Works great if you dont have a headphone jack on your phone. Also you can use it as a charging cable as youre using the headphone jack.

Great . Chsrge and listen to your stuff. No static as others mention

Lasted longer than average but was still somewhat mediocre. Doesn't work well with studio quality equipment. Worked fine with airline grade 2 dollar earbuds. The whole appeal of getting this was assuming you could charge your phone while listening to music, but no, unless you like listening to the crackle and hum of electricity, you should not do that. The only reason you would need this otherwise is if you use your phone to edit media and would like to hook up an external device that isn't a laptop such as a mixer or external storage while having use of the audio jack as opposed to simply just a usb-c connection.

If you like to use wired headphones this is a good adapter and works fine, but sound is definitely diminished and if you are in any area with bad or sketchy reception I think you will have a hard time with clarity. They work fine for my purpose, which is sitting in my office. so I can be wirelessly connected to my desktop and still able to answer calls privately with the wired ear buds. The other piece is so you can charge your phone even with the ear buds plugged in and that seems to work just fine, maybe a little slower than if you just plugged directly into the phone but not a huge difference.

Connection is good and don't have to worry about it randomly unplugging.

You can't fault the brain trust behind USB-C's design decision to not include a snug-fit locking mechanism so this does unseat from time-to-time (especially when both headphones and a charging cable are attached but that's not the fault of this adapter. It works as advertised and as expected.

Works very well

Got these cuz I miss headphone jacks. Connector was slightly bigger than stock charger so butted up against my case's charger hole. Slight mod to make it fit; just be weary this is a slightly bigger connector

Doesn't cut out for a half second on quiet parts on podcasts like other ones I have tried. Win!!