ZEBRONICS CTAux10 Type C to 3.5mm Converter, Built-in DAC Chip, Supports Mic & Audio, Metal Body, Braided Cable, for iPhone 16 series, 15 series, Samsung, Android & Type C Smartphones, Tablets, Laptop

It is perfectly fine and really reliable also by money point of view it’s is really good and easy to set up you can go for it.

Bought this 3.5mm to Type-C converter for ₹149. It worked perfectly fine with clear sound and no issues for about a year, but then it suddenly stopped working. Decent value for the price, though not very durable.

It worked excellently for 9 months, but then started showing frequent connection drops and eventually stopped working completely.

Cable quality was nice with good compatibility. the picture quality was good

This little cable is rock solid and has a built-in Digital to Analog Converter (DAC) chip. My brother has a cable from OnePlus that doesn't have a DAC chip and instead takes advantage of the high-quality DAC built into your phone (but it doesn't work with a PC or laptop). This cable, however, works with both PCs/laptops and phones.Initially, I was worried about the audio quality since the DAC used in this cable is obviously not high quality (the cable itself is so cheap). But to my utter disbelief, this cable outperformed the OnePlus in terms of loudness. However, this increased loudness also introduced a little distortion in the top end of the audio spectrum. The good thing is that the distortion is fairly low, so most people will not even notice it. Since my ears are highly trained from working in audio for decades, I could identify the distortion after testing it quite a few times.My only reason for buying this converter over the OnePlus was due to its braided material.Should you buy this? Definitely yes. But try not to overload your earphones. A safe level is one where there is no distortion. In my experience, this slight distortion (that I noticed) should not even occur with over-the-ear headphones, as these headphones have a higher impedance compared to in-ear headphones and also require more power to drive their speakers/drivers.Enjoy...😊

Sound quality is good, connection quality is good and cable quality is also good 👍🏻

Design and Build Quality:Solid Build: The cable typically has a sturdy build with decent shielding to prevent interference during signal transmission. The well-built connectors offer a snug fit into HDMI and VGA ports, ensuring stable connections.Compact Size:The cable is often compact, making it easy to carry around for presentations or other on-the-go needs.Performance:Video Output: The cable can convert HDMI digital signals to VGA analog signals. The video quality is generally good for office presentations, standard HD video output, and basic media consumption. However, depending on the connected devices, it might not support Full HD or higher resolutions well.Compatibility:Device Compatibility: This cable is compatible with a wide range of HDMI-enabled devices such as laptops, desktops, and gaming consoles (PS4, Xbox, etc.), and it can be used to connect them to VGA projectors or monitors.Plug and Play: No external power or drivers are usually required, which makes it simple to use. Just plug it into your devices, and it should start working immediately.Pros:Affordable: It’s typically very cost-effective, making it an attractive option for users looking to bridge old VGA displays with newer HDMI-only devices.Plug-and-Play: Easy to use without requiring drivers or additional software.Decent Video Quality: For everyday tasks, the video quality is satisfactory, though not suitable for high-end graphics work or gaming.Conclusion:The Zebronics HDMI to VGA cable is a reliable and budget-friendly option for users looking to connect HDMI devices to VGA displays. It’s best suited for presentations, standard video playback, and general office work. If you're looking for a high-quality, high-definition video experience or audio transmission, you might want to explore alternatives that better suit those needs.

This one does not work, in some situations, as a replacement to similar stock cable from Samsung. Also there's higher attenuation (power loss) on the headphones audio level compared to the stock piece. I have not checked the mic performance. Overall not a good buy.