USB C to 3.5mm Adapter Pixel 2 Headphone Adapter,USB C Dongle Headpone Jack Has Realtek DAC Hi-Res, Type c Earphone Convert for Pixel 2/2XL/3/3XL, MacBook 2017 IPad Pro 2018, Moto Z2, OnePlus

I recently acquired some great sounding headphones (Moondrop KXXS) but after listening on my computer with a sound card, there was much to be desired when using my phone (Oneplus 6). Of course I realize there's only so much a little DAC such as this that could do, but for the price, customer service, and sound, I'm very satisfied.I've been using USB Audio Player on my phone which I would suggest anyone who wants to get the most out of their device do as well. It's well worth the price and allows you to use some streaming apps within it. You could also root your phone and get a similar global result I'd assume. But back to the dongle.. The packaging is nice and provides a tin, which I honestly don't know what I'll use for, but the carry pouch is the perfect size for most headphones and I use it daily. The build has a nice finish with a refreshing blue, but a gray/black alternative would be a welcomed alternative. Sound output is louder, cleaner, and provides adequate details. Although, the audiophile in me desires a DAP for that true sound stage that is lacking with my phone. However, this will do perfectly well until the day there's an affordable DAP out with the features I desire.As for the drawbacks I've had. First, the USB-C would easily fall out of the port when nudged. This may not be an issue for other people's particular device. But I sent a message to the seller regarding the issue and received a new unit that fits better, but still not a 100% snug. Still, kudos to Soditer.Second, on two occasions I've had a loud blast of white noise and had to frantically reach to pull my earbuds out, then the USB-C. I'm sure pausing my music would have also stopped it, but when you're being deafened it's not the quickest thing to do. I'm not docking stars for this because I'm not 100% sure if it's the dongle or my music player. Once I reconnect it and restart my music it is fine again. So, be wary that this is something that could happen.Third. Loss of battery life is to be expected when you're powering a mini-device such as this, and it's not as conservative as I'd hoped. I have an 8 hour shift that I'm mostly listening during. My usual battery could be around 70% when using the auxiliary (pretty awesome for listening all day). But with the dongle it'll bring it down to the ballpark of 35-45%. So now I make sure to be charging my phone during breaks or switch to aux when listening to interviews/podcasts.Overall, this is a great little product and I'm happy to have it, as it's making my desire to immediately purchase a digital audio player wane. :D

I have been struggling to find bluetooth headphones that provided as good quality sound as the wired sets I commonly use to listen to music. I gave up after three failed attempts (including using a bluetooth adapter for my over-ear set). After doing a lot of searching, I decided to find an adapter cable. After a lot more searching I decided to find one with a built-in DAC. This one peaked my interests.I picked up this cable despite a number of negative reviews as the company responded to them assuring folks the problems with 2018 iPad Pro 12.9 were fixed. It seems they really fixed whatever issues others were having. Plus, I got a 15% discount after finding it on Amazon Giveaways and clipping a coupon at checkout. Can't beat a good sale! I LOVE THIS CABLE.The sound quality is phenomenal. Most of my music files are either 320kbps MP3 or FLAC so I needed a cable that would provide me the best quality sound. This is it. I will never consider going with bluetooth again. Even streaming audio sounds amazing! I was sincerely surprised that Pandora could sound that good. I honestly got better sound out of these headphones than I've ever gotten through 3.5mm connection alone. The DAC does wonders.I definitely recommend this cable. I've used it on the 2018 iPad Pro 12.9 and my Samsung Galaxy S10+ (it does have a 3.5mm jack, but sounds absolutely perfect using this cable instead). Works like a charm. There are no pops or hissing. No weird audio quirks. It. just. works.

I bought this as a replacement for the lost dongle that came with my phone. I wasn't sure an active dongle would work properly, but I decided to give it a go. Turns out, even though my phone came with a passive dongle, this one does indeed work. I even tried it on my computer's USB c port. Recognized it and downloaded the proper drivers instantly. Audio is crystal clear with no noticeable pops or distortion (listened to on Sennheiser 6XX cans, for anyone curious). The DAC, though, I can't say one way or the other if it's what's advertised. Both my phone and my computer's onboard DACs are 24 bit/48kHz rated. I stream most of my music via Amazon Music HD, which includes a device's output capability, and both my computer and phone show no difference in capability through Amazon music. I can say with confidence that the DAC does work, and works at least as well as my onboard DACs. For me, that's high enough quality that I don't feel burned, especially at this price, but I can't say one way or the other if you're getting the actual advertised quality. Because I can't prove it one way or another, I won't take off any stars, but do be mindful if you're purchasing this solely for a DAC upgrade.

Se nota la diferencia a un dac que viene por defecto en el Smartphone (moto z3) pero en su publicación mencionan que llega a los 384Khz pero a mi solo me decteta 96Khz