A headphone jack adapter allows you to use your favorite 3.5-millimeter wired headphones with a range of devices they aren’t technically compatible with. They’re great for plugging into ...

These four adapters can keep your buds going as the years, and devices, progress over time. 1. MOBOREST 3.5mm M to 6.35mm. The second generation of this shiny audio adapter reliably converts a 6 ...

Apple appears to be phasing out the Lightning to 3.5mm headphone jack adapter, which lets users plug their wired headphones into their Lightning iPhones. Even if Apple stops selling these adapters ...

That’s not what you’d expect from sales pitches for such recent no-headphone-jack devices as Google’s Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL phones and Pixel Slate tablet or Apple’s new iPad Pro.

Type-C Adapter with Charger This 2-in-1 adapter serves a dual purpose: it compensates for the absence of a headphone jack while not obstructing your USB-C port.This means you can charge your ...

When Apple infamously ditched the headphone jack with the launch of the iPhone 7, it at least provided customers with a Lightning-to-3.5 mm adapter either right in the box or as a $9 standalone ...

This adapter is actually a USB hub — great for the iPad Pro. With this 6-in-1 hub, you not only get a 3.5mm headphone jack, but you also get a USB-C port and USB-A port, an SD/MicroSD card ...

Headphone adapters for phones that don’t have their own headphone jack use a DAC to convert the digital audio signal from a phone’s USB-C, Lightning, or another kind of port, into an analog ...

The adapter secures to a headphone jack well, but the security of your device is then beholden the strength of your headphone jack. The jack on my Dell XPS 12 has plastic parts that I was able to ...

The Apple Lightning to 3.5mm Headphone Jack Adapter may have bitten the dust, as it’s sold out at Apple’s online store in the US and much of the world, MacRumors reports.The accessory is ...