Betrusami
Betrusami USB-C to 3.5 mm Headphone & Charger Adapter 60W PD
A USB-C adapter adds a 3.5 mm headphone jack and passes up to 60 W PD charging while you listen
- TypeAux Cable
- HIFI audio via built-in DAC chip with CTIA and OMTP support
- 60W PD charging while listening to music on compatible phones
- Works with Pixel, Galaxy, OnePlus, Huawei and other USB-C devices
- Listen and charge simultaneously using a single compact adapter
- In-line wire control for calls and playback on 3.5 mm headsets
USB-C Audio and 60 W Charging
This adapter adds a 3.5 mm headphone jack and a USB-C power port to phones that lack a built-in socket. A built-in DAC chip handles digital-to-analogue conversion for music and calls. The female port accepts both CTIA and OMTP headsets. It draws power from a PD charger to keep the handset topped up while you listen.
For USB-C Phones Without a Headphone Jack
It suits owners of recent Pixel, Galaxy, OnePlus, Huawei, Motorola or Essential models that rely on the USB-C port for audio. The inline remote on compatible headsets works for volume and call control. Buyers who need more than 60 W of pass-through power or who require Qualcomm Quick Charge support should look at a different solution.
60 W Power Delivery Pass-Through
The single figure that decides fit is the 60 W PD rating. If your charger and phone both support USB Power Delivery at or below that level, the adapter will charge while audio plays. If your setup depends on a proprietary fast-charge protocol instead, charging speed may fall back to standard rates.
Highlights
- HIFI audio via built-in DAC chip with CTIA and OMTP support
- 60W PD charging while listening to music on compatible phones
- Works with Pixel, Galaxy, OnePlus, Huawei and other USB-C devices
- Listen and charge simultaneously using a single compact adapter
- In-line wire control for calls and playback on 3.5 mm headsets
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which adapter version should I choose for my USB-C phone?
This single model combines a 3.5 mm headphone jack with a USB-C power pass-through port, so there is only one version to select.
What does the 60 W power delivery rating mean when I use the adapter?
It allows up to 60 W of PD charging to pass through to the phone while you listen to audio, provided you use a PD wall charger.
How does the USB-C interface limit charging speed in practice?
The adapter caps power at 60 W PD and may not support QC on some newer phones, so actual speed depends on the charger and phone combination.
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