MCSPER USB Type C to 3.5mm Female Adapter
3.5 mm adapters
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About MCSPER USB Type C to 3.5mm Female Adapter
Overall Feedback:
90% positive
82% praised for its clear audio quality, while 18% experienced audio distortion
The sound quality is not as good as the Apple cable when it comes to interference and hiss.
The sound quality is not the greatest, but not too poor either. It does not carry much bass over the transfer.
I bought two adapters, one for $6 and the other for $1 more. I am not happy about the price difference.
80% appreciated its durable build, but 20% found it flimsy
The quality and build of this headphone adapter are excellent.
I was impressed with the build quality and looks of the adapter when I first received it.
The cable has a braided design with excellent strain relief, making it rugged and easy to carry.
I noticed that the product lacks bass during transfer.
86% liked the seamless connector compatibility
The connector slides in like the original and doesn't feel cheap.
This adapter is designed to convert an old 3.5MM headset to use with newer phones and it probably fits the bill.
92% found it easy to use, but 8% had difficulties
This headphone adapter is a great option for those who are unwilling to switch from their 3.5mm days.
This cable is a great option for daily use or for those who dislike Apple.
I bought the adapter for my favorite deep bass earbuds.
I wanted an adapter to use a standard 3.5mm headset with my cell phone.
80% praised for its flexible and adjustable length
I like that the adapter has a 2 inch wire between the adapters.
For those unwilling to switch from their 3.5mm days, the dongle is great.
The adapter is great for my Samsung galaxy ultra 20 note and helps adapt regular mic earbuds to my phone.
87% appreciated its compatibility with multiple devices
I plugged my 3.5MM headset into the adapter and heard my screen reader Talkback talking over the headset.
