Samsung 3.5mm Audio Adapter for USB-C Devices - White

Absolute Garbage. Doesnt work with car aux. Why would you remove the port and then charge me for a cable that doesnt work. useless

I bought the adapter just to find it DOESN'T work with the S22 Ultra

A few days after I purchased one for my Galaxy S22 it started loud rhythmic popping noises once every second. Then if you try to play music through it the output may become even more distorted like noise pedal for a guitar. The lack of a properly functioning DAC has made small parts of my life miserable to find unworthy roundabout half-way solutions much like the quality of this product. It's inherently flawed, and everyone should get their money back.

Bought this a couple weeks ago and was impressed and happy I was able to use my wired headphones again on my Galaxy S21 and sound quality was better compared to the Bluetooth recievers I've used. However upon trying to attempting to adjust the volume to max level the musuc would cut off and stop playing. With thus adapter you limit the volume you can play even with the volume limit removed in the settings, and the volume is substantially lower than using the bluetootooth reciever which doesen't have a limiter. If you going to remove the headphone jack at least put out something that work and at full potential without limits. It's a piece of junk!

Lasted one month of medium usage (~ 1 hour a day.) The Adapter was not compatible with my headphones microphone and would create feedback static and echoes on calls, the same microphone headphones would work fine when plugged directly into my old phone. The first week I noticed the Adapter would get extremely hot after around a half hours use. On the second week I started having connection issues where the headphones would lose sound for around a minute despite everything being plugged in correctly. By the third week I noticed some staining on the metal part that goes into the phone, it looked like the hard water stains you get on metal faucets (live in a dry area and the Adapter was not exposed to any water so I don't know what happened there.) The Adapter will now only work for about 30 seconds at a time before it switches the audio to my phones speakers. My headphones work with other devices and my port has no problems with charging so this is definitely an issue with the Adapter. I think the Adapter damaged itself by overheating, it will stop working without the cord being moved so I don't think it's a loose wire. Either way it is a cheap product that I would not recommend buying.

It breaks after a few months. Why do they have to do what Apple does with iphone! I prefer wired headphones. which I have to keep buy an adapter for it.If I wanted an iphone I would have bought one.

When using with my s22, it sends static noise to 1 out of 2 pairs headphones I have, while my laptop or galaxy s10 sound great with the same pair of headphones. If I disconnect physically a microphone from a headset it sends a popping sound every second and becomes almost unusable. The only good thing I can think of this is that it sends enough power to make the headphones loud enough, but what's the point if the functionality and sound quality are bad? Also, almost no other adapters work with my s22 and I have tried from brands like Huawei, Apple, Ugreen and one other OEM.

Product works soso but what im more mad about is the removal of the headphone jack and I just can't wrap my head around it. When I bought the s21 fe I was disappointed that there is no headphone jack so now I gotta go out of my way and buy something that should've been in the phone in the first place. Just why samsung? You clowned apple for removing it and now you removed it as well for some reason? I don't understand why we need to remove audio Jacks from phones. It's not like I look at my phone and go man I wish that headphone jack wasn't on my phone because it gets in the way. They barely cost anything to make it and im an audiophile. Bluetooth gadgets are cool and all but I want to plug in my expensive pair of headphones directly into my phone, I want to plug my av receiver for my surround sound system directly to my phone, I want to plug my car stereo system directly to my phone where it belongs samsung, not some cringe adapter that should of been in the box by the way. Removing the audio jack is like removing shrader valves from an automobiles rims to put air in the tires, so now you gotta go out of your way and get a special adapter just to put air in the tires is just plain stupid and unnecessary. Samsung put the headphone jack back where it belongs please.

purchased a new galaxy a53 5g and a usb-c to 3.5mm headphone adapter. plugged it in and dosent recognize it. no audio from headphones and only from internal speaker. usb-c headphone app is up to date.. all updates are current. if the adapter dosent support the phone, should be stated.

i tried it with several sets of wired headphones, and it says 'the connected usb device isn't supported.' i use my phone to listen to my music, and this will be my last samsung phone unless they offer a model with 1). a headphone jack 2). adequate storage for large libraries of music, or an sd card slot. i don't care about the camera, i like using my phone to listen to music. i transport automobiles over long distances, and i need to be able to use a cable to listen to music, since i'm not allowed to set up my phone for bluetooth on other people's cars. i love these phones and i've had 5 straight galaxy devices, but next time i'll be looking for the best phone i can find that has the features i want and use.

i had to buy this item to listen to my wired headphones with my new samsung galaxy 22. within a short period of time ( like 3 weeks) the item literally just stopped working, the phone wouldnt register that it was plugged in at all. please put the headphone jack back on future phones so we dont need this!!!

if i so much as gently place my phone in my pocket, it bumps the adapter just enough to register as disconnected, making it practically unusable if you're planning on moving anywhere. you'd think samsung was at least competent enough to make an adapter that'd work on their own product (s21 ultra), but apparently they couldn't have been bothered to test it for more than a minute. garbage product, not worth the price in the slightest. just put the audio jack back into the phone so we don't have to deal with this nonsense ever again.

first of all, i was super disappointed to find out that galaxy devices don't have a regular aux option. i bought this adapter so i could still use my headset, but unfortunately it has many problems: 1. mic doesn't work with it, so i can't make phone calls or join zoom meetings with the headset anymore. this makes no sense!! how do you create an adapter for phone audio without the mic part??? someone must be fired for this decision. 2. it has strange sounds when i use it 3. sometimes it randomly stops working, so i must unplug it and then plug it again to make it work. i've been a loyal samsung customer for many years and i don't think this is going to last anymore.

it works perfect to connect my phone to my car speakers.

This official adapter works for recording sound inputs from a lapel microphone, on Samsung Galaxy Note10+. I tested this adapter with two different lapel mics. Both worked. When a TRRS or 4-pin 3.5mm mic plug is connected to the phone, and a video is recorded using the built-in Camera app, a message that says "Recording audio through USB mic" displays on the bottom of the screen when the recording starts. The recorded voice volume is at the highest. When a TRS or 3-pin 3.5mm mic plug is connected to the phone, and a video is recorded using the built-in Camera app, no message displays on the bottom of the screen when the recording starts; but, voice gets recorded. The recorded voice volume is low or lower.

i have a headset i am trying to use with my s20 fe phone, i need this adapter to make it work, it only works sometimes, keeps cutting out, going back and forth from the headset to the phot. worthless for me. tried to get it exchanged under the year warranty but because i don't have a serial number (not on this tiny unit and don't have the packaging anymore of course) there is nothing i can do about it other than throw it out and buy another to try.

it costs too much for the quality you get. it looks cheap and after a month of using it, it started to make weird noises. i wouldn't be surprised if soon it fully stops working.

this adapter does not work with a new s21 ultra and i can find no net resources or samsung resources that indicate how, why, and where it does not plug and play. i've found references to a headphones app for the adapter, however said app is nowhere to be found.

works as expected. very good product that works well with my samsung phone and razer computer.

when i switched from a note 9 to a note 10+ it didn't have a headphone jack. and i still have a couple things that require that. i bought two other cheaper adapters and they wouldn't work with my phone. so then i thought i'd bite the bullet and buy the expensive one, so i did and 3 days later it broke. and at that time they didn't have them in stores because they had just come out. so i just gave up.