USB C to 3.5mm Adapter CX31993 Earbuds CX-PRO DAC Headphone Amp with 3.5mm Output Phone Compatible with iPhone 15 Pro Max Plus, Galaxy S23 Ultra, Pixel 7 iPad Android Windows

Okay first off these little dongle Dacs aren't my favorite because of the stress it puts on the USB-C port, I prefer one that attaches itself to the device like the Syba Dac that snaps onto any device, but with that said this is the 5th Dac I've tried and so far the second best, sound quality is good, seems like it increases the highs and mids but not the bass and trust me I'm running all Dacs to a pair of SkullCandy Crusher Evo's so bass is what I'm looking for (try Eminems Despicable Freestyle, the bass makes my eardrums bleed, lol) especially with my LG V20 ESS Quad Dac 32bit, best with bass that I've come across and cheaper than half the Dacs available (can get a refurbished V20 for $60-$75), so with that said I've tried Realtek, Technics, Qualcomm, ESS and this Conexant chips and for the price well worth it if your looking for an inexpensive Dac/headphone amp, and yes I am a music junkie who listens to music all day every day so I spend alot of time with these Dacs and that's how I rank them, I'm gonna continue trying more out along the way and see how many different chips I can come across, will update if I get any more.

Best USB-C 3.5mm adapter I've used so far, and I have tried out 5 different types. Some are high quality and sound great, but price isn't always the way to tell. You want the higher 32 bit DACs with a nice chipset and wiring, otherwise the sound quality suffers. This item has a nice price point and great build quality, I use this for when I am somewhere quiet which I can appreciate the superior sound from my tablet.

Great sound quality, good build quality, especially for the price

The sound quality was great while it lasted. It broke within a few months of use. Maybe I can say that I handled it a but rough but the build quality said otherwise.

Durability: Its not durable at all and very flimsy feeling. AUX plug side is made of metal but the USB-C is made of plastic but, the cable itself is the issue. It bends easily causing it to wear out quicker like this did in a month of repeated use. Only 4 days after the return period expired it stopped producing sound out of the right IEM. Connectivity: When they worked it had great audio quality. While watching youtube sometimes it would make my phone freak out and would start changing my volume and skipping videos so quickly it made you think you were using an auto clicker. It would only happen when I changed the orientation of my phone or whenever the cable was adjusted. I just had my phone replaced in February with a S25+ so it shouldn’t be an issue with the phone. I'm disappointed it only lasted this long. (I’ll try and update the review if I get a video of my phone freaking out).

Compared to the Apple USB-C dongle, this one has more clarity (mids and highs are more forward) and with slightly more extended bass. It just sounds more full overall compared to Apple. It can drive my DT770 and Drop 6XX without an amp, but you need to crank the volume up past 70%. It sounds best with a headphone amp (I alternate between both a Topping NX2 and JDS Labs Atom+). Build quality looks good (time will tell). No background hiss. Definitely worth the money. Update: I've re-purposed this as the USB DAC to my Raspberry Pi4 and it works flawlessly (Linux recognizes it as "TTGK Technology". This is a must-have sound upgrade to the Raspberry Pi.

This dac is the best for android out of all that I've tried, with clear audio and volume, EXCEPT for an occasional buzzing I got on my left ear when audio was playing on my Pixel 6, which I wouldn't get on other dacs. I couldn't find any other reviews that mentioned this, so I thought hey, maybe I got a bad unit. So I returned it and got a new one. Same problem. I returned it again and got a new one. Same problem. I tried 3 units and they all had the same problem, so I'm concluding that this is a design flaw, maybe because of some signal interference from the device. I'm still going to use this until I can find a better one, since this seems like the only dac on amazon that can produce decent sound. (The only other dac that had good audio was the apple dongle, but that one has volume issues on android, and has a terrible cable.)

I tried this as a recommendation for a solid phone dongle for higher end IEMs. The first thing I noticed is the sound signature seems to come off as a bit bright (almost clinical). After using for a day, I noticed I get a lot of buzz when using the dongle while making phone calls. After a few months, the dongle randomly disconnects from my phone. I tried different headphones, and even source audio, and all of them suffer the same issue with random disconnects. I wouldn't recommend this dongle as its durability seems poor, and the price is relatively premium given the dongle is no frills.

Me gusta que casi no se calienta inclusive después de un uso moderado si lo comparo con un dac de mayor precio, arroja un buen sonido , bastante aceptable para ser un dac de entrada, la APK de UAPP lo reconoce inmediatamente y entrega un sonido mejor que el que da la entrada normal del celular.

otimo produto, aumenta e melhora muito a qualidade do som, eu uso tanto no celular como no Note e nos dois ficou fantastico o quanto melhora o som

Really incredible sound quality for the money and far better than the built in DAC on any of my devices. I have a dragonfly black ($170) [currently misplaced somehwere in the house.. hence ths order] and an AudioEngine D1 ($229). and besides the considerably higher headphone amp voltage output... there really isn't a dramatic different in sound quality.. none that my peasant untrained ears can pick up at least haha. $20 well spent! P.S. Headphones are Bowers Wilkins P7s (around 10 years old and still kicking ass)

Lo recomiendo 100% Es el mejor DAC que existe en este rango de precios, incluso supera a algunos que cuestan el triple.

Muito boa a qualidade do som. Mais do que suficientes para overheads como shp-9500.