Apple USB-C to 3.5 mm Audio Cable (1.2 m) ​​​​​​​

I purchased this so I can connect my airpods max to my electric mandoline and it worked perfectly! It also works with my microphone and other devices that need jack 3.5. It's pricy but it's worth it

Picked this up specifically to use with my AirPods Max and MacBook. What this cable does is enable lossless audio, so instead of compressed Bluetooth you’re getting 24-bit audio through the wired connection. The difference is noticeable if you’re listening to the right music.Setup is literally just plug and play. No settings to mess with, it just works once you’re connected. Cable quality feels solid too, it’s Apple so you’d expect that.If you have the USB-C AirPods Max and haven’t grabbed one of these yet, it’s worth it.

Use this to use AirPod Max for PS5. Sound quality is great. Easy to connect. Length is good enough. Thickness of cable is nice and durable.

Yay It works With my Switch and Max pro 2 headphones. And if I wanna use my headphones with my phone plugged in with a longer cord than the charger cable that came with the headphones it does work with the usbc dongle as well

Worked perfectly - replaced a knock off, and the cable quality is certainly better than the other one. You get what you pay for

Do not buy this cable for AirPod Max even though they list it as a compatible device. Save yourself the $40! If I could give this product negative stars, I would do so in a heartbeat.When I bought this cable through the actual Apple storefront on Amazon, the product listing specifically said it was compatible with the Apple AirPod Max (no model number or year was given, it just said AirPod Max compatible). I purchased this cable as a gift and incorrectly assumed I would have a 30 day return window. I will take the hit on that part; I did not read all of the fine print and notice that Apple pro

I’m running a modded iPod 5th gen with a clear case, microSD swap, and Rockbox into a pair of AirPods Max 2 via this cable. Yes, really. And yes, it works.Audio comes through clean, ANC, Transparency, and Adaptive modes all function exactly as they should. The crown on the AirPods Max adjusts volume too, though it’s operating independently from the iPod’s own volume, so you’ve got two sources to manage. Not a deal breaker, just something to know going in.The only things that don’t carry over are playback controls. No play/pause, no skip, no back. You’re doing all of that on the iPod itself. Fo

I tried a third party cable but it did not work, this one works perfect.