USB C to 3.5mm Adapter, UNOOE USB C to Headphone Jack Adapter for Huawei Pro 20 i Pad Pro [Braided+DAC Chip+Hi-Res] USB Type C Adapter Audio Connector for Pixel 2/3,iPadPro,Moto Z,HTC,OnePlus

I bought this UNOOE USB C Headphone Jack as an additional to the one that came in the box of the phone. Having read various reviews of similar products that people reviewed did not work with their Pixel 2, reviews for this one by UNOOE did work and very well too. I can confirm that yes this works very well for my Pixel 2 XL.The fit into the USB C port on the phone is very snug. The cable itself is slightly longer than the standard in the box cable and the audio quality is just as good as the standard adapter. If there is a difference, my ears cannot detect it.Until I get myself good quality high end wireless headphones, this will do the job.

The first 3 months, the adapter was great. After that the adapter started losing connection or making scratching sounds whenever moved. So effectively, it was unusable after 3 months. On the bright side, the seller replied very quickly to my complaint and I got my money back.

I am using this with my Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus and it works perfectly, enhancing audio quality far more than I ever expected.It is small and therefore portable, simply plug it in and then plug in your headphones and experience much higher quality audio than from your 3.5mm headphone jack.....excellent!

Will not make a connection that doesn't fall out of device (sony phone) so can't use while active or on the go! A frustration as I opted for the higher priced one!

Works well with the ipad pro 2018. I could not hear any distortion or reduced quality when using this. It seems well built but I've only had it a few hours so far. Easy to recommend and from what I've read this might be better than the official one.

Initially very good, playing audio clearly and without interference for a couple of weeks. Went downhill rapidly after that, so despite the higher price must be of a similar build quality as the cheaper ones available. Having now been through a number of different USB-C to 3.5mm adapters from Amazon and other vendors, my advice would be to either buy Bluetooth headphones or a phone with a 3.5mm output.

This broke after a few days of use. The connection went. I don't think any of these connector options work well, best to just give in and use wireless headphones.

Ordered this to use with my phone on holiday and for £10 is an absolute rip off. For a small piece of wire with two connectors I was expecting some modicum of quality, maybe the money goes to quality assurance? It doesn't.It seems that people can get away with selling you tosh for extortionate amounts.