Motorola USB-C to 3.5mm Audio Headphone Jack Adapter Cable for Moto Z, Z Force, Z Force Droid, Z2 Force – Black

Works great
Works great for my needs, just remember this is an ANALOG adapter and will not work with most smartphones. But if you need an analog adapter like me this is great!

Fair price and does the job with small drawback
I like the little rubber connector that it came with, helps prevent the previous issue I had where I lost my dongle. I’m using this with a Sony XZ3 device, and it works pretty well. Only issue I’ve had is that one direction doesn’t play audio clearly and you have to make sure it’s flipped the right direction. It’s a little annoying since it’s USB C and a huge selling point of the connector is using either direction. Otherwise I have no issues with the dongle.

Solid genuine Motorola adapter for headphone use
The adapter does exactly what it says it will do: it provides a 3.5 mm (1/8-inch) jack for headphone use, by plugging into your phone’s USB-C port. I use this only for the Motorola Z Droid phone, as specified in the product description. I wouldn’t know how it performs with other brands of smartphones. (See the “Questions” section for other users’ responses.)I was hoping the adapter would also serve as an adapter for a microphone with a 3.5 mm plug. Unfortunately, it does not, nor does it claim that capability. In fact, rolling your mouse cursor over the 3.5 mm jack housing in the photo will reveal the embossed “headphone” icon on the housing.In other words, this appears to be a TRS (tip-ring-sleeve) device capable of adapting three lines: left stereo, right stereo, and common. This type of connection is often referred to as a three-pole connection.I wanted to use this to connect my Rode Lavaliere microphone, which requires a TRRS (tip-ring-ring-sleeve) connection, to include the above three lines plus a microphone line. But it doesn’t have that.Please understand that the adapter deserves five stars because it appears to be well-made, it appears to be a genuine Motorola product, and it performs exactly as advertised.The fact that I wanted it to do something it didn’t claim to be able to do is certainly not the fault of the product. I’ve ordered a TRRS adapter through an auction site because I couldn’t find one on Amazon, and unfortunately the product I’ll be receiving is not a genuine Motorola product, so I may keep the Motorola adapter for just for use with my wired earbuds.If you’re looking for a headphone jack adapter for one of the listed brands, this will do the trick. It may be a little more expensive than some of the knock-off products, but it appears to be well-made, and I like the idea of having a well-made product I can count on, rather than having a cheaper poorly-made product I can’t count on. (If I didn’t care if it worked or not, why would I buy it?)Get this one.

The Fujifilm X100V camera supports wired headphones when using this USB-C analogue adapter to 3.5mm stereo TRS socket. The headphone volume of the camera set to a level of 7 or 8 works great with a pair of Audio Technica ATH-M50x headphones. I purchased two cables so that I have a spare.

Just got it, works so far, excellent build quality. Let’s see if it lasts more than a week unlike the 4 others I’ve gotten from different companies. Have higher hopes from an American company though. 🙂