USB C to 3.5mm Aux Cable, 2 in 1 USB C to 3.5mm Car Stereo Aux Headphone Jack Cable with PD 18W Charging Compatible with iPhone 17/17Pro/16/16e/15 Pro Max, Galaxy S25/S24/S23/S22/S23FE, Pixel 9/8/7

Purchased this to use my new iphone with my '12 BMW 328 that does not have Bluetooth audio streaming. The car came with an Apple 30-pin to USB-A adapter, however, there isn't a BMW or Apple 30 pin to USB-C dongle and third party ones I bought didn't work. This passes audio throu the 3.5mm connection and power throuh USB-A. Only downside is that you can't browse your songs or podcasts using iDrive like I could before with the BMW cable.

We had an older dongle for USB power and AUX jack audio that converted to USB-C for our Pixel 4 phones. When we upgraded to the P7 and P7P, it no longer worked--we could either have power or audio, but not both. This cable works as expected and desired. The audio quality is good and it charges either phone with no problems. I also like that it's just a cable with no larger box attached--it's easier to manage hanging from my phone.

This USB and audio cable was worth trying for the low price. On delivery, it is clear that it's not a cheap cable. I needed to connect my Samsung A32 to a BMW R1200RT motorcycle, It works perfectly in charging the phone and running my phone audio through the bike's speakers, not that I use them that much. But more importantly, BMWs' Bluetooth system is awkward with connecting multiple devises like Cardo on the helmets and the Navigation system, this cable seems to help.

Overall, it works as expected. It's nice not having to worry about BlueTooth and charging yet another adapter, since I have an older vehicle that doesn't come with it. Honestly, it doesn't look like much, but it delivers both power and audio just fine. The wires are thin, so it can pick up a slight hum if the car stereo is turned up high, but you'll probably be blasting your eardrums anyhow if you were to actually listen to heavy music at that volume. Still, shielded cabling would be better, but of course would cost more. It's a decent compromise between price and quality, and it should last as long as it doesn't snag on something. The only initial problem I had with it was the volume was really low, and it turned out my phone thought they were headphones and turned the volume down. Once I got past that, I finally have something that works with my car stereo.

worked really well for the 2 1/2 months it worked. had good sound quality and charged my phone well enough but after about 2 1/2 months the cable would have to be messed with for it to start working again and now it doesn’t work at all. so if your in pinch it’s a good cable but it doesn’t last long unfortunately.

My car is just old enough to not have bluetooth, and my phone is just new enough to not have an AUX port. I take a lot of long road trips, so I wanted something that would allow me to listen to music AND charge my phone simultaneously. I had the hardest time finding that, but this cord is exactly what I needed! I can plug the USB cord into a cigarette lighter adapter, the AUX cord into my car's AUX port, and then the USB-C cord into my phone, giving it charge and allowing me to direct sound through the car speakers. The audio quality is good, and I have noticed that the speed of charge varies based on the adapter I have it connected to. So far, the only inconveniences are that I have to unplug my phone if I am receiving a call because I can hear them, but they cannot hear me (this might be user error though, not sure), and the way the cords are configured is clunky for the layout of my ports. The USB-C and AUX need to go to the top of the console, and the USB needs to go to the bottom of the console. Because the USB and AUX are directionally paired, this ends up making cord management difficult. However, these are small inconveniences, and overall, I love this product.

Ordered the product for my car, which has Bluetooth, but only for voice calls and not media playback. So far the product has worked perfectly! No problems whatsoever. I use it with my galaxy s22 ultra and it charges it as fast as the cable I had prior to this. It also has streamed the audio from the podcasts and music that I listen to without any problems. I've already recommended this to some friends who are juggling 2 cables in their cars. Definitely worthy of the 5 stars.

Not compatible with making phone calls. There's no microphone. I was replacing an adapter and two cables I have to streamline the wires in my car. But I didn't realize there's only audio and no microphone feature.

Perfect for my old BMW. Good sound. No bangs and crackles. Charge rate good.

The cord looks small in the pictures but the measurements displayed are accurate. It works to both charge my phone and play music in my car at the same time and it's nice to just have the one cord instead of 2 plus an adapter (or sometimes called dongle). The length of the cord is pretty good but depending on how far apart the audio jack and charging port are it could be a little tight. I have a Samsung Galaxy S20 FE and it works for my phone. Will update as I test it out in my friends cars and phones.

worked well until it didn't - another landfill item

worked fine with my S21FE, have since changed to S25 and works with that device too, cable a bit long for my use but some people might like that, I'm happy with it

I really like this design -- the long braided cable is much better than the awful plastic Belkin Rockstar adapter that always tends to fray after a few months. The audio quality is very good and comparable to the Belkin. However, you may need a ground loop to eliminate the buzzing/whirring/hissing noise that's caused by your car's alternator when accelerating. They're pretty cheap on Amazon and even with both devices it's still 1/3 of the price of the Belkin AND is a better design. Works great with iPhone.