Nubia RedMagic 2-in-1 USB C to 3.5mm Audio Headphone Jack and Charger Adapter with PD Fast Charging, 2 USB-C Port Compatible with iPhone 16/15 Pro Max, Galaxy S24/S23 Ultra, Pixel 9/8/7

I'm using it with a case on. No bumper on (came included). It charged my device and audio worked, and using MIDI keyboard (akai mpk mk3) . It worked perfectly. Such a relief finding and using a product that actually works. Very satisfied.

1. This will not do any fast charging on Android/Samsung. Just like it says 15w is max which it does that. The issue is when I play a game for example it will drop to 3watts and hardly keeps battery from draining. It also may disconnect with moisture warning telling you about water in port.2. Like mentioned above if your not gaming it does 15watts just fine and works perfect for 3.5mm auxiliary or usb c audio.3. Comfort is very good great to hold and not heavy at all design is very nice.4. The price is very fair if your going for music focus only.5. I have not tried this on an iPhone for gaming so I can't comment on that.

I am no stranger to dongles, but this one was unique to me in that it could not only support a mic, headphones, and pass through charging, but it could also do so with a case on.And in my use of it: it actually can do this! There are some drawbacks, but overall everything sounds high quality and works smoothly for me.For me, the dongle itself was able to charge my phone (not included) by plugging in the integrated USB-C cable into my phone and using the power port on the dongle to connect a (not included) USB-C power supply. It does this while also delivering the same quality I’m used to from my USB-C wireless lav mic (not included) and sound output to my 3.5mm aux studio monitor headphones (not included).So: mic, headphones, and charging all worked while recording. The only thing is that this dongle has a deep USB-C connector for the phone which gives the advantage of being able to use it even with a thin case on a phone, but also means that the connection from the dongle to phone is a bit wobbly. I noticed this only when I physically moved the device, but I didn’t have an issue when everything was mounted and secured on a (not included) tripod, so it’s important to note that this might not be ideal for filming while moving around the device. Still, I like the build quality and the sound I’m getting, so I’m happy with this!I hope this helps!

Works great on my iPad Pro m1.

I've ordered two of these already; one for the dock set up and one for the handheld set up. both plugs are crooked. the adapter works great otherwise and is well thought design on the right angle adapter for powered playing. Unfortunately because the plug is crooked the adapter does not work fully because the plug rocks around in the port. I can managed to get sustained functionality with my docked set up but there's no way one could play and charge in handheld without a disconnect happening. impossible. yes i've used with and without the included bumper. I am using a Red Magic 10 pro mobile even, and need the bumper for the plug, even with the case on.

!!!!! Gets the job done

It was great everything was working as aspected but design was not comfortable i have to remove my mobile case to use it every time and while holding the mobile while gaming it doesn't give me good grip. THEY CAN JUST GIVE WIRE LIKE NORMAL CABLE. BUT GREAT PRODUCTS FOR DEVICE LIKE S25 AND IPHONE 16

This dongle is a little larger than most USB-C to 3.5mm converters, but it allows for charging passthrough and a USB-C data connection, and a headphone jack. The phone side of the dongle is pretty slim, and fits close to most cases, with a rubber filler if you're rocking a bare device. The cable is pretty thick, and can move the port side of the dongle when its not connected to any cords, but it feels nice and sturdy.I tried a few over-ear and in-ear headphones, and the sound quality is very good. With over ears, I didn't hear any background hissing when paused, but some of my more sensitive IEMs did have a noticeable hiss, that stopped a few seconds after pausing. That tells me it's more likely the phone or music app's fault.I also tried this on my chromebook (an original Lenovo Duet), which only has a USB-C port. Passthrough charging worked perfectly, as did audio playback, and now I have another data port for an external drive or webcam or whatever. The cable is long enough to allow for the dongle to be tucked away while in use, and honestly, this is probably where it's going to stay for now.