#USB-C Adapter

[globalrokid]

HDMI To USB-C Adapter- A Unique Type Of Adapter That Can Be Added To Your Entertainment

HDMI to USB-C Adapter is very reliable and gives a long-lasting performance with a 6-layered circuit board and high-quality shouldering. This adapter has a vivid 4K at 60 HZ video streaming and gaming feature for fast action detail and clarity.

[nefja]

Sometimes she likes being useful so I give her little things to carry upstairs.

[kvroii]

I bought a refurbished surface go 2 for school, and I drew this on its touchscreen in the meantime.

[ghostwyvern]

I've been missing having an AUX jack to play music, so I spent the last couple of days researching USB C to 3.5mm adapters. I figured I'd share my findings for anyone else who might want an adapter but finds USB C confusing.

If you know your phone has an internal DAC (Digital to Analog Converter) connected to your USB C port, you can get away with a simple adapter sans DAC and save a few dollars.

If you don't have a built-in DAC and are driving standard headphones, the Apple adapter ($9) seems like a great deal for the price and is compatible with most devices. The exception is Android devices, which appear to lack the ability to configure the Apple adapters' DAC volume to be above 50% by default.

So, for Androids, I would suggest the Samsung adapter ($9), which has similar performance.

If you're driving fancier headphones with a high OHM rating, you'll want a beefier DAC, which is outside the scope of what I was looking for.

I ended up buying both the Samsung and the Apple adapters due to the mix of devices in my household. Waiting for them to arrive in the mail.

Based on reviews, there still seems to be some amount of chance involved when it comes to compatibility, but I think this info minimizes the chance of you needing to return something. I'm also skeptical of the durability of these devices, I sort of wish they had some chunkier leads.

Also, here are some reviews I found helpful: And they even have graphs!

[blue-lock-rocky]

your resident engineering major will be working on this tonight

[canadian-riddler]

I went to Best Buy to get a 1TB drive so I could take all my downloaded TV shows and stuff off my computers/put it all on one drive

a 2TB SSD was on sale so I was like oh I’ll get that

they didn’t have it so I got the 1TB one instead

figured I didn’t have 1TB of that stuff ANYWAY

spend some time moving all my stuff onto the drive

I have MORE than 1TB and most of it I haven’t even watched

[netscapenavigator-official]

I’m tempted to stop buying Lightning cables and just buy USB-C cables and a bunch of little USB-C to Lightning adapters.

[tetranymous]

Really annoyed that PC's aren't really made with optical disc drives anymore, support of old games and DVDs aside, what am I gonna do the next time I don't have a free flash drive?? I used to use a CD-RW as a makeshift USB when in a pinch and knew that every pc could read it even if it was a tad strange.

[thiefnessman]

oh yeah speaking of watching the mhyk stage play here’s an artistic rendition of movie night the other night

No one here speaks Japanese

[shopattonys]

You need to get this now: 6-in-1 USB C Hub

The LENTION 6-in-1 USB C Hub is a handy accessory for anyone looking to expand the connectivity options of their devices. It combines several ports into one compact hub, making it easy to connect multiple peripherals. This hub includes a 4K HDMI port, a USB-C data port, three USB-A ports, and a 100W USB-C charging port. It’s designed for compatibility with a range of devices, including MacBook…

[anhomeus]

Support perfect HD 4K/30fps video display Perfect solution to the problem of less interface.USB hub 3.0, HDMI to usb c adapter, AnHome 8 in 1 Hub Adapter Plug and play,no driver installation or external power required Can connect U disk, hard drive, mouse, keyboard, phone The USB C female can only be connected power adapter and charge your USB-C Laptop/computer accessories, usb c docking station, usb multiport adapter, multi usb port.

[amandasc85]

Or they sell bluetooth-enabled headphones. Or Bluetooth adapters with 3.5 mm headphone jacks.

"my phone doesn't have a headphone jack, so I have no choice but to listen to tiktoks at full volume in public spaces" (':

there even exist split ones that let you charge and listen at the same time like in right top picture (':

they're like $3-10 (':

[zeroloop]

Adattatore Bluetooth 5.3 con Connettore USB-C: Recensione e Specifiche Tecniche

Se stai cercando un adattatore Bluetooth 5.3 per connettere i tuoi dispositivi wireless di ultima generazione, sei nel posto giusto. In questo articolo esploreremo un adattatore Bluetooth 5.3 con connettore USB-C, compatibile con Windows, macOS, PS5 e Nintendo Switch. Con un design compatto e un’installazione facile, è la soluzione perfetta per aggiornare il tuo setup audio o collegare accessori…

[evolutionarydesigns]

Review: UGREEN USB C to HDMI 2.1 Adapter 8K

I use UGREEN’s KVM switch (review coming soon) to switch between my work laptop and my personal computer and it works great. But when I’m working in the living room using my Raspberry Pie 5 or using my personal laptop at the coffee table and need an extra screen, I use the UGREEN USB C to HDMI 2.1 Adapter 8K. It’s a great option for those who need to convert USB-C to HDMI. Features Features…

[divine-wrath]

Late night music drives.

[cachien]

Fun fact: Henry Ford wanted to invest profit into the company (~1916? I think? I could be totally wrong on the date) and was sued by shareholders. His goal was charitable, he wanted to employ more people and make sure their jobs paid them enough to “build their lives and homes.” But the Dodge brothers, who owned about 10% stock in Ford, took him to court when Ford announced his intention to invest the majority of profit into “the company” (meaning mostly those employed by it).

The Dodge brother won. The case established that in the US, a company’s responsibility is not to the public, not to the employees, but to the shareholders. Their job is to make sure the shareholders profit.

So... Yeah. Tech isn’t about the wants of the people anymore. Nefarious practices like forced obsolescence and Smart Fridges and reduced options are intentional because they’re the most likely to gain profit, which goes right into the shareholders’ pockets. And if the company tries to do things that reduce that profit, that help the public or employees instead, they can be sued by shareholders and lose out on a ton of money and potentially the company.