This cable allowed me to connect audio through my usb-c hub so that I have one thing to plug in when I sit down with my laptop. I also now have a free audio input on my Macbook so that I can have a headset mic and separate speaker hooked up. I like to do this sometimes because the audio on my speakers is amazing, and the headset is mediocre. The audio quality of the mic through this adapter is great. I had to turn up the gain in my computers audio input settings to get the volume I wanted for my headset mic, but other than that it seems about the same audio quality as my computers input. I really like the build quality. The cable is nicely flexible. The metal audio input end feels great, and the USB end has a solid feel to it. Just feels like a premium product. Overall, it did what I wanted, I didnt have to do any setup, and it feels like it will last a long time!

Loud crackling sound when connecting and disconnecting from source.

I post content to YouTube and need to record video or audio with my iPad (at times). The internal microphone on an iPad cannot pick up what I want to say at greater distances. I was able to attach a tiny boom microphone to my iPad using this adapter. Now I can grab the audio I need while sitting in a comfortable position. This product works the way I would expect it to work. [I also use another attachment in addition to this one. This adapter does not go directly into the iPad.]

Unit does what it supposed to do. The sound quality is much better than the old pin plug output. It solved my problem with a dying pin plug.

Bluetooth AirPods don’t always work well with Microsoft Notebook. This was a great solution with an older pair of wired pods.

Easy to use, bypassed failed connection, works well.

Bought this after my audio jack was damage on my laptop. Works perfectly and isnt too long where it becomes annoying. Recommend if youre in a similar situation as me.

This rocks and is well worth the money.

I have a work laptop with no sound card. This gadget allows me to run speakers or headphones. Cheap workaround and does the job.

My dad has a mini-PC, which only has one 3.5mm front for headphones, and the software was being buggy for setting up his 2.1 speaker setup. This adapter did the trick.