Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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A USB-C to 3.5 mm audio adapter with a built-in DAC for high-fidelity sound, strain-relief durability rated for over 12000 bends, and plug-and-play compatibility across recent phones.
This USB-C to 3.5 mm audio adapter lets you connect wired headphones or an aux cable to devices that lack a built-in headphone jack. It is aimed at listeners who want to keep using analogue headsets with recent smartphones, tablets or laptops that only provide a USB-C port.
The adapter relies on the host device to support audio output over USB-C; some phones or tablets do not implement this mode and will not produce sound. It carries analogue stereo only, so multi-channel or high-bitrate digital streams are not possible through this connection.
Plug the dongle into the USB-C port and attach your 3.5 mm headphones — no driver or software is required. The most frequent problem is a host that does not recognise the adapter, which usually means the device’s USB-C implementation does not support audio accessory mode.
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This single adapter works with the listed iPhone 16, 15, iPad Pro, MacBook, Galaxy S24, S23, S22, Pixel and OnePlus models, so no other version is needed.
The relief-strain design survived over 12000 bends in testing, so the cable resists wear from frequent plugging, unplugging and pocket storage.
The built-in DAC chip converts digital USB-C audio to analogue 3.5 mm output, so quality depends on the chip and your headphones, not on the phone’s internal DAC.
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