LecLooc USB C Splitter for iPhone 16 15, Dual USB C Audio and Charge Adapter 60W Fast Charge Fit with iPhone 16 15 Pro Max Plus, Galaxy S24 23 S22 Ultra, Google Pixel 9 8 7 6 Pro 5, iPad Pro

I use it in my car and it works perfect, charging speed is great, audio quality is great, it's build quality seems very good and all that for the price makes it worth the money.

I can confirm that this splitter works excellent in a 2012 Nissan Pathfinder Silver Edition. I'm able to fast charge and play audio through my infotainment system using the audio input jack. I highly recommend this splitter for older radios that do not play audio through Bluetooth.

Seems like they aimed low...and hit the target.Works for charging, earbuds, not data...which works for me.If I connect the earbuds to charging port or the other way around...doesn't recognize. which seems good.I bought five splitters trying to get one that works and I like.I fret about malicious cable possibilities. This one does not heat up or do anything weird that would be indicative of a malicious chip or something in the adapter. It is also so slim I don't see room for a micro SIM .The Apple sanctioned Belken version is $50 and half the size of an iPhone SE; it looks and feels...ludicrously large. It does, however, work for data ... sometimes I think this is the one I'll keep.

I just bought the thing so I can listen to music while keeping my android phone charge at the same time. After 2 days, it just stopped working. The charging port still works just fine, but the headphone port doesn't. Which defeats the whole point of it.

This adapter works well. I'm happy with my purchase.Edit: I've had it for a couple of months now and it still works well!Things I have noticed:1. While USB-C connectors are not usually directional, it seems this adapter is directional. It doesn't seem to work correctly if I plug it into the device the wrong way. I find that it's connected properly when the speaker output is on the right side and the charging port is on the left side (when looking at the phone).2. Once in a while, the sound output won't be transferred to my headphones if I plug them in when I'm already playing music through the phone speakers. But it will work if I pause the music and then hit play again. I'm guessing this may be a device issue and not an adapter issue.I hope this info might help users who encounter issues with the adapter!

When I seen this I was glad i ran into it. I'm always having a problem with either my Bluetooth buds dying and the dilemma with my phone needing to be charged and using my wired earphones. Well I'm glad now I can Do both. The charging time was not affected using this adapter which is a plus. The sound quality is also NOT affected using the adapter and sounds like if its directly plugged into the phone with No static. My wife has the same phone and sometimes runs into the same issues and I will be getting her one as well. What I also liked is that I have a complete phone protective case and this plug fits in the case with no problem of cord modification. The adapter seems pretty sturdy and doesn't have any cheap, thin dangly wires and feels it can hold up for a while. Overall I think this is a solid piece and would recommend to anyone with the same issues. It's a good back up adapter to have.

I was looking for a solution to charge my iPad while connected to an external DAC/AMP. This splitter is not it. A lot of interference and it just doesn't work. Look elsewhere.Update (9/19/2022):I can confirm that this will cause issues for those using this splitter for external DAC/AMPs for audiophiles. When I use this with my iPad mini 6 and iPad Pro M1 (2021) with one end charging and the other end plugged directly into one of the following, these things happen:- Topping DX3 Pro +: There is a lot of interference and it's terrible to listen to music. Works perfectly fine without the splitter.- JDS Labs Element III: The DAC/AMP would cut out completely after a couple of seconds. I have manually pull the power cable out to restart the DAC/AMP to get it working again. When I don't use this splitter, it works fine. It's as if there is an issue with the allocation of power in the splitter and the DAC/AMP had to go into safe-mode.This USB-C splitter doesn't work with higher quality DAC/AMPs as their USB engine is sensitive to hose USB disruptions. "It's important to to avoid splitters and KVMs" the owner of JDS Labs had emailed me.Overall, I do not recommend this product for an audiophile setup.

I bought this for a PiKVM. I just took an exact knife and carefully slit the cavel on the audio side and snipped the power wire. Now I can charge my Pi and have it connected as a virtual keyboard to my sever over the same usb-c port. This is necessary due to the way the Pi is designed. This cable did what I need it to do. Just know that the charging side only has the power wires. It will not transfer data.