STOUCHX USB C to 3.5mm Headphone Audio Jack Adapter Compatible with Pixel 2/2XL/3/3XL DAC Provide 192k/24bit Lossless Audio Output

I used both adapters on my Moto Z3, both had the same results, these are good if you are simply sitting down or laying in bed as the sound is amazing and there is no buzzing for the most part, and you can keep the cords in a certain shape to prevent buzzing. However, I found that the connection had a constant light buzz at certain angles from both adapters, despite the material feeling high quality, which is due to a slight flaw in the design of the actual connection port. Also, the adapters connection would glitch out my phone sometimes into pausing a song, and if I hit play, then no sound would be outputted despite my phone's sound being turned up and it being fully connected to the adapter. Also, this was not a headphone or earbud issue, I tested the sound with brand new sony earbuds that functioned amazing when the connection port on the adapter was working correctly. When the adapters actually work, they feel like 5 stars, but when they glitch out your phone, or the buzz comes back (mind you these buzz right out of the box), they remind you that these are bargain bin 3 star adapters. Worth the money? I would say not so, considering that there are many other brands selling two packs that are the same price, and might actually function 100% correctly with high quality sound with no buzzing right out of the box, so I'll be stuck with these adapters for another couple days before I get better ones. (Note to STOUCHX: If you can fix the connection port issue then all the problems I mentioned above would be fixed by the updated product!)

For the price you do get two units and both cables work with Pixel 3. So it should be 5 stars, right? The issue I have is when unplugging cable out from Pixel ph, it has a harsh pop sound from the headset. That is definitely a short causing the pop. As an electronics hobbyist, I would think the power and ground are to be disconnected in sequence and not the same time. The original PIxel adapter does not have that pop sound. So the concern is does that pop hurts the phone, or the headset. I would not recommend to use this adapter connect to your stereo amp. For that I will keep these two as spare and not as a primary adapter.

These will work with your Pixel 3/3XL phone, however, your headphone volume/play/pause controls will not. If you're just using it to connect to the aux jack of your car or stereo, it won't matter, but if you want to use it with headphones, you'll have to use your phone to manipulate all the controls.

I bought this adapter for my Pixel 2. I'm able to connect it to my phone and listen to music just fine, but it does not register the inline controls on my earbuds. Also, it gets noticeably warm (almost hot) when in use. Because of this, I don't recommend this, and encourage others to find a better adapter somewhere else

They are ok. You may want to save up for a better device.

It does not let you answer the phone

Only used this for an hour and already looks like it's falling apart. Doesn't look like the pictures, the branding placement is different. Also doesn't reapond to earbuds pause button. Only worth having if you need it in a pinch. Only giving two stars because at least the sound works.

One of the two works just fine. The other came with a short in it and will only play sound in the right ear unless the adapter is bent at just the right angle. A bit disappointing.