A few months ago I finally had to trade in my old s9 for an s22 and by far the biggest drawback is the lack of a headphone jack since I rely on my wired noise cancelling headphones daily. I've gone through a few adapters already and all have had serious issues or broken after a few uses. Two were from Anker and both would randomly blare loud static and needed to be held at a certain angle to work which was disappointing because I've gotten good Anker cables before, and most recently I got the google one as recommended by another post but after only a few uses it's stopping my music randomly for no apparent reason. Anyone have other suggestions? I'd really like to believe it's not a phone issue since this has been happening since the phone was brand new. Thanks!
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I need a cable where I can plug the 3.5mm jack into my output source, and send the audio TO the USB-C (which is the input on the headphones).
Does anyone know any manufacturers that make a cable like this?