Lrbners TY015BK-10 USB-C to XLR Male Audio Cable, Braided, 3.3 ft
Product description
Some audio setups rely on familiar XLR connections, while newer source devices use USB-C. The Lrbners TY015BK-10 bridges those formats with an active USB-C-to-XLR male cable, making it useful for routing audio from a laptop or tablet to XLR-equipped gear. Its built-in DAC handles digital-to-analog conversion as part of the connection.
A braided jacket and gold-plated connectors add practical details for regular setup and teardown, whether you’re preparing a home recording space or connecting to a mixer for an event.
Why it’s worth it
This cable is designed for a specific connection path: USB-C on the source side and a 3-pin male XLR connector on the audio-equipment side. That direct format match helps simplify a setup when a laptop or tablet needs to feed compatible XLR equipment. The built-in DAC converts the digital USB-C audio signal for the XLR connection, so the cable does more than join two connector shapes.
The reinforced braided jacket is suited to repeated handling, and gold-plated connector contacts provide a durable, purposeful finish. If your setup already uses XLR inputs, this approach keeps the source connection on USB-C instead of requiring a cable with XLR connectors at both ends.
The essentials
The TY015BK-10 is a round, black audio adapter cable with a 3.3-foot listed length. One end connects to a USB-C device, the other is a male 3-pin XLR connector. It is intended for conversion from USB-C to XLR, not for reversing that signal direction.
Use it to connect compatible USB-C sources such as laptops and tablets to XLR-equipped active speakers or mixers. The product is also described for microphone, mixer, and amplifier setups, with microphone and mixer interface conversion among its recommended uses. For example, a laptop-based audio setup can connect to a mixer’s XLR input without changing the source device’s USB-C connection. Choose it when those connector types match the equipment you’re connecting, an XLR-to-XLR cable serves a different connection layout.
Tips for day-to-day use
For a straightforward setup, connect the USB-C end to the source and the male XLR end to the compatible audio input. Keep the cable routed with your indoor audio equipment, its stated use environment. The braided exterior is designed for regular handling, making the cable practical to pack and set up as part of a home studio, mixer station, or event audio kit.
Questions before you buy
Which way does the cable convert audio? It converts from USB-C to XLR. The manufacturer specifies this direction only, so connect a USB-C source to XLR-equipped audio gear.
What equipment can it connect? The stated use includes laptops and tablets as USB-C sources, and active speakers or mixers as XLR-equipped destinations. Microphone and amplifier setups are also listed among its intended applications.
What comes in the package? The listed included component is one Lrbners USB-C-to-3-pin-XLR-male audio cable.
When it makes sense
The Lrbners TY015BK-10 makes sense for musicians, creators, and audio setups that need to send audio from a USB-C device to XLR-equipped equipment. Its built-in DAC supports the digital-to-analog connection, while the braided cable construction suits a setup that gets handled and repositioned. If your source uses USB-C and your destination accepts a male XLR connection, this cable brings those formats together in one direct link.