USB-C to 3.5mm Audio Adapter with PD Charging for iPhone 15/16 Pro Max – 2 Pack
USB-C to 3.5mm Audio Adapter with PD Charging — 2 Pack
Plug in your wired headphones and charge at the same time — no compromises, no dongles juggling.
The moment Apple switched iPhones to USB-C, one problem remained: you can't charge and listen through the same port at the same time — unless you have the right adapter. This 2-pack solves it completely. Each adapter splits your single USB-C port into a 3.5mm headphone output and a USB-C Power Delivery charging pass-through, letting you listen to any wired headphones or speakers while your phone charges at full speed.
Unlike basic passive adapters that degrade audio quality, this adapter houses a built-in 24-bit DAC (Digital-to-Analog Converter) chip that handles the audio conversion independently — delivering cleaner highs, tighter bass, and a noticeably wider soundstage compared to the analog output on older iPhone models. Compatible with iPhone 15, 15 Plus, 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max, 16, 16 Plus, 16 Pro, and 16 Pro Max, as well as iPad Pro, MacBook, and all USB-C Android devices.
Two adapters in the pack means one for home and one for travel — or a backup when the first one inevitably ends up in a bag you're not carrying.
What sets it apart
PD Charging Pass-Through
Charges your iPhone at full Power Delivery speeds while audio plays — no battery drain while listening
Built-in 24-bit DAC Chip
Hardware digital-to-analog conversion delivers hi-fi audio clarity — not just a passive signal split
2-Pack Included
Keep one at your desk, one in your bag — always have a backup when you need it most
Universal 3.5mm Output
Works with all standard headphones, earphones, car aux cables, and 3.5mm speakers
Mic & Controls Supported
Full support for inline microphone and headset remote controls — calls, volume, and playback
Compact & Durable Build
Reinforced USB-C connector and braided strain relief withstand daily plug-and-unplug cycles
What's in the box
Product specifications
Why a DAC chip matters in a headphone adapter
A passive USB-C to 3.5mm adapter simply reroutes the analog audio signal — whatever quality the phone outputs is what you hear. An active adapter with a built-in DAC performs the digital-to-analog conversion itself, independently of the phone's internal audio circuitry. The result is a cleaner signal with lower noise floor, better channel separation, and more accurate frequency response — audibly noticeable on quality headphones and in-ear monitors.
The listen-and-charge problem on iPhone 15 and 16
Apple's switch to USB-C on the iPhone 15 series eliminated the Lightning port — but it also eliminated the simple solution of using a Lightning splitter. USB-C operates differently: audio and power share the same physical connector, and without active circuitry to manage both signals simultaneously, you have to choose one or the other. This adapter's PD pass-through circuit manages both independently, so your charger connects to the adapter's USB-C port while your headphones connect to the 3.5mm jack — no signal interference, no charging slowdown.
Device compatibility
- iPhone 15, 15 Plus, 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max
- iPhone 16, 16 Plus, 16 Pro, 16 Pro Max
- iPad Pro 11-inch (M4) and iPad Pro 13-inch (M4)
- iPad Air (M2 and later) with USB-C
- MacBook Air and MacBook Pro (all USB-C models)
- Samsung Galaxy S and Note series with USB-C
- Google Pixel 6 and later
- All USB-C Android devices supporting USB Audio Class
Frequently asked questions
Will this work with my existing wired headphones? Yes — any headphones or earphones with a standard 3.5mm plug are compatible, including TRRS headsets with an inline microphone.
Does the PD pass-through slow down charging? No. The adapter passes up to 60W of Power Delivery directly to your device. As long as your charger supports PD, your iPhone will charge at its normal fast-charge rate.
Can I use this for phone calls? Yes. The adapter fully supports the microphone and remote control signals on TRRS headsets, so calls, Siri, and playback controls all work normally.
Is this compatible with MagSafe chargers? MagSafe uses a wireless magnetic connection, not USB-C, so it is not affected by this adapter. You would use a wired USB-C PD charger through the adapter's pass-through port.
Why buy a 2-pack? These adapters are small and easy to misplace. Having two means one lives permanently at your desk setup and one stays in your bag or travel kit — so you're never caught without one.
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USB-C to 3.5mm Audio Adapter with PD Charging for iPhone 15/16 Pro Max – 2 Pack
USB-C to 3.5mm Audio Adapter with PD Charging for iPhone 15/16 Pro Max – 2 Pack
USB-C to 3.5mm Audio Adapter with PD Charging — 2 Pack
Plug in your wired headphones and charge at the same time — no compromises, no dongles juggling.
The moment Apple switched iPhones to USB-C, one problem remained: you can't charge and listen through the same port at the same time — unless you have the right adapter. This 2-pack solves it completely. Each adapter splits your single USB-C port into a 3.5mm headphone output and a USB-C Power Delivery charging pass-through, letting you listen to any wired headphones or speakers while your phone charges at full speed.
Unlike basic passive adapters that degrade audio quality, this adapter houses a built-in 24-bit DAC (Digital-to-Analog Converter) chip that handles the audio conversion independently — delivering cleaner highs, tighter bass, and a noticeably wider soundstage compared to the analog output on older iPhone models. Compatible with iPhone 15, 15 Plus, 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max, 16, 16 Plus, 16 Pro, and 16 Pro Max, as well as iPad Pro, MacBook, and all USB-C Android devices.
Two adapters in the pack means one for home and one for travel — or a backup when the first one inevitably ends up in a bag you're not carrying.
What sets it apart
PD Charging Pass-Through
Charges your iPhone at full Power Delivery speeds while audio plays — no battery drain while listening
Built-in 24-bit DAC Chip
Hardware digital-to-analog conversion delivers hi-fi audio clarity — not just a passive signal split
2-Pack Included
Keep one at your desk, one in your bag — always have a backup when you need it most
Universal 3.5mm Output
Works with all standard headphones, earphones, car aux cables, and 3.5mm speakers
Mic & Controls Supported
Full support for inline microphone and headset remote controls — calls, volume, and playback
Compact & Durable Build
Reinforced USB-C connector and braided strain relief withstand daily plug-and-unplug cycles
What's in the box
Product specifications
Why a DAC chip matters in a headphone adapter
A passive USB-C to 3.5mm adapter simply reroutes the analog audio signal — whatever quality the phone outputs is what you hear. An active adapter with a built-in DAC performs the digital-to-analog conversion itself, independently of the phone's internal audio circuitry. The result is a cleaner signal with lower noise floor, better channel separation, and more accurate frequency response — audibly noticeable on quality headphones and in-ear monitors.
The listen-and-charge problem on iPhone 15 and 16
Apple's switch to USB-C on the iPhone 15 series eliminated the Lightning port — but it also eliminated the simple solution of using a Lightning splitter. USB-C operates differently: audio and power share the same physical connector, and without active circuitry to manage both signals simultaneously, you have to choose one or the other. This adapter's PD pass-through circuit manages both independently, so your charger connects to the adapter's USB-C port while your headphones connect to the 3.5mm jack — no signal interference, no charging slowdown.
Device compatibility
- iPhone 15, 15 Plus, 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max
- iPhone 16, 16 Plus, 16 Pro, 16 Pro Max
- iPad Pro 11-inch (M4) and iPad Pro 13-inch (M4)
- iPad Air (M2 and later) with USB-C
- MacBook Air and MacBook Pro (all USB-C models)
- Samsung Galaxy S and Note series with USB-C
- Google Pixel 6 and later
- All USB-C Android devices supporting USB Audio Class
Frequently asked questions
Will this work with my existing wired headphones? Yes — any headphones or earphones with a standard 3.5mm plug are compatible, including TRRS headsets with an inline microphone.
Does the PD pass-through slow down charging? No. The adapter passes up to 60W of Power Delivery directly to your device. As long as your charger supports PD, your iPhone will charge at its normal fast-charge rate.
Can I use this for phone calls? Yes. The adapter fully supports the microphone and remote control signals on TRRS headsets, so calls, Siri, and playback controls all work normally.
Is this compatible with MagSafe chargers? MagSafe uses a wireless magnetic connection, not USB-C, so it is not affected by this adapter. You would use a wired USB-C PD charger through the adapter's pass-through port.
Why buy a 2-pack? These adapters are small and easy to misplace. Having two means one lives permanently at your desk setup and one stays in your bag or travel kit — so you're never caught without one.
Product Information
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Shipping & Returns
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USB-C to 3.5mm Audio Adapter with PD Charging — 2 Pack
Plug in your wired headphones and charge at the same time — no compromises, no dongles juggling.
The moment Apple switched iPhones to USB-C, one problem remained: you can't charge and listen through the same port at the same time — unless you have the right adapter. This 2-pack solves it completely. Each adapter splits your single USB-C port into a 3.5mm headphone output and a USB-C Power Delivery charging pass-through, letting you listen to any wired headphones or speakers while your phone charges at full speed.
Unlike basic passive adapters that degrade audio quality, this adapter houses a built-in 24-bit DAC (Digital-to-Analog Converter) chip that handles the audio conversion independently — delivering cleaner highs, tighter bass, and a noticeably wider soundstage compared to the analog output on older iPhone models. Compatible with iPhone 15, 15 Plus, 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max, 16, 16 Plus, 16 Pro, and 16 Pro Max, as well as iPad Pro, MacBook, and all USB-C Android devices.
Two adapters in the pack means one for home and one for travel — or a backup when the first one inevitably ends up in a bag you're not carrying.
What sets it apart
PD Charging Pass-Through
Charges your iPhone at full Power Delivery speeds while audio plays — no battery drain while listening
Built-in 24-bit DAC Chip
Hardware digital-to-analog conversion delivers hi-fi audio clarity — not just a passive signal split
2-Pack Included
Keep one at your desk, one in your bag — always have a backup when you need it most
Universal 3.5mm Output
Works with all standard headphones, earphones, car aux cables, and 3.5mm speakers
Mic & Controls Supported
Full support for inline microphone and headset remote controls — calls, volume, and playback
Compact & Durable Build
Reinforced USB-C connector and braided strain relief withstand daily plug-and-unplug cycles
What's in the box
Product specifications
Why a DAC chip matters in a headphone adapter
A passive USB-C to 3.5mm adapter simply reroutes the analog audio signal — whatever quality the phone outputs is what you hear. An active adapter with a built-in DAC performs the digital-to-analog conversion itself, independently of the phone's internal audio circuitry. The result is a cleaner signal with lower noise floor, better channel separation, and more accurate frequency response — audibly noticeable on quality headphones and in-ear monitors.
The listen-and-charge problem on iPhone 15 and 16
Apple's switch to USB-C on the iPhone 15 series eliminated the Lightning port — but it also eliminated the simple solution of using a Lightning splitter. USB-C operates differently: audio and power share the same physical connector, and without active circuitry to manage both signals simultaneously, you have to choose one or the other. This adapter's PD pass-through circuit manages both independently, so your charger connects to the adapter's USB-C port while your headphones connect to the 3.5mm jack — no signal interference, no charging slowdown.
Device compatibility
- iPhone 15, 15 Plus, 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max
- iPhone 16, 16 Plus, 16 Pro, 16 Pro Max
- iPad Pro 11-inch (M4) and iPad Pro 13-inch (M4)
- iPad Air (M2 and later) with USB-C
- MacBook Air and MacBook Pro (all USB-C models)
- Samsung Galaxy S and Note series with USB-C
- Google Pixel 6 and later
- All USB-C Android devices supporting USB Audio Class
Frequently asked questions
Will this work with my existing wired headphones? Yes — any headphones or earphones with a standard 3.5mm plug are compatible, including TRRS headsets with an inline microphone.
Does the PD pass-through slow down charging? No. The adapter passes up to 60W of Power Delivery directly to your device. As long as your charger supports PD, your iPhone will charge at its normal fast-charge rate.
Can I use this for phone calls? Yes. The adapter fully supports the microphone and remote control signals on TRRS headsets, so calls, Siri, and playback controls all work normally.
Is this compatible with MagSafe chargers? MagSafe uses a wireless magnetic connection, not USB-C, so it is not affected by this adapter. You would use a wired USB-C PD charger through the adapter's pass-through port.
Why buy a 2-pack? These adapters are small and easy to misplace. Having two means one lives permanently at your desk setup and one stays in your bag or travel kit — so you're never caught without one.
