USB C to 3.5mm Aux Cable, 3.3 ft ⚡

This Seulliya USB C to 3.5mm aux cable offers a simple, plug-and-play solution for connecting devices with USB-C ports to audio equipment like car stereos, home sound systems, or headphones. With a 3.3-foot length, it provides reliable audio transmission without needing extra software or drivers. The cable delivers clear sound quality through a built-in DAC chip, supporting up to 16 bits/48 KHz for enhanced audio fidelity.

Key Points

The Seulliya USB C to 3.5mm aux cable is designed for everyday audio needs. It connects seamlessly between USB-C devices and standard 3.5mm audio ports. No installation or drivers are required—just plug in and listen. The cable maintains stable performance during use, making it ideal for music playback, phone calls, or video streaming. Its durable construction supports over 15,000 flex cycles, which helps extend its lifespan.

Technical Specifications

Brand + Model: Seulliya USB C to 3.5mm Aux Cable
Length: 3.3 ft (100 cm)
Connection Type: USB-C to 3.5mm aux
Audio Support: Up to 16 bits/48 KHz
DAC Chip: Integrated DAC with low power consumption
Material: TPE, flexible and resistant to wear
Compatibility: Works with iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel, iPad, and most devices with USB-C ports

Benefits

This cable delivers a clean, high-fidelity audio experience without signal loss. The built-in DAC ensures better sound clarity, especially noticeable on devices with high-resolution audio output. Unlike basic cables, it avoids digital-to-analog conversion issues that can degrade audio quality. It’s lightweight and easy to carry, perfect for travel or daily use. The soft TPE material resists kinks and twisting, reducing the risk of damage during regular use.

Usage Recommendations

For car audio systems, plug the USB-C end into your device and the 3.5mm end into the stereo. On home setups, connect it to a soundbar or speaker for improved audio output. When using with headphones, ensure the audio output is set to “Aux” or “Line Out” on your device. If you're using a tablet or laptop, verify that the device supports audio output via USB-C. Avoid pulling on the cable when unplugging to preserve the connection integrity.