USBC Splitter 1 in 2 Out for USB C Headphone Charging and Data - Lightning & Type C to 3.5mm Audio + USB-C Headphone/Power/Data Transfer/Call Adapter, for Digital USB-C Headphones Only

Important Compatibility Note: This USB-C headphones adapter works exclusively with digital headphones. It does NOT support analog headphones. Test your headphone on a digital-audio-only device (like USB-C iPad Pro or MacBook). If it's recognized as an external USB audio device, it's digital. Purchase only if your headphone meets this requirement. USB C Splitter This is a USB-C splitter 1 in 2 out it splits the USB-C male into 3 female ports: a 3.5 mm audio jack, a USB-C headphone/data jack, and a USB-C 10W charging port. This USB-C splitter 1 in 2 out lets you quickly charge your device while listening to music, calling, playing games or watching videos. Plug and play, great for traveling, and also a great back to school and Christmas gift. Note This USB-C splitter 1 in 2 out allows only one headphone jack and one charging jack to be connected at a time. You cannot connect two audio jacks simultaneously, otherwise you will not hear any sound. Support Mic Function This Type-C splitter 1 in 2 out headphone supports microphone function and volume adjustment. Support Data Transfer USB-C to USB-C headphone and charging adapter with data transfer function. We found that a large number of users hope to transfer data while listening to music or charging. Thus, this USB-C headphone power data splitter was born. Widely Compatible This USB-C to 3.5 mm headphone and charging adapter features dual USB-C and Lightning input ports, a 3.5 mm headphone jack, and a USB-C headphone jack, and easily accommodates different headphone models.

HiFi Sound This USB-C dual audio splitter has built-in intelligent DAC chips, up to 32 bits/384kHz audio; it outperforms others in the market, which are typically limited to 24 bits/96kHz. Engineered for HiFi sound, it eliminates static and distortion with precise signal pathways. Note When you connect to an iPad, tablet, laptop or MacBook for the first time, you need to select the audio as "USB Audio 2.0". Because their default audio is external, you need to select headphone audio, otherwise you won't hear any sound