UGREEN USB C to 2RCA Audio Cable – 5ft Type-C to RCA Stereo Cable for iPhone, iPad, Galaxy, Pixel

Direct USB-C to RCA audio, simplified

UGREEN’s USB C to 2RCA cable provides a clean, direct path for turning a USB-C source into an analog stereo signal. By connecting a Type-C device to any 2RCA input, you can drive car stereos, standalone amplifiers, soundbars, or turntables without needing a separate converter box. The result is a streamlined setup that minimizes clutter while keeping the focus on the music.

Key advantages

• Direct Type-C to RCA connection eliminates extra adapters and potential signal loss.
• Integrated DAC supports 16-bit/48kHz output for a clearer, more nuanced tone.
• Broad compatibility with many USB-C devices, including phones, tablets, and laptops.
• Durable construction featuring gold-plated connectors and aluminum alloy shells.
• Oxygen-free copper conductors ensure reliable conductivity and long-term performance.
• Soft PVC jacket and reinforced joint reduce tangling and wear during daily use.

Real-world uses

Imagine streaming a road-trip playlist from a Galaxy S26 to your car radio, or connecting an iPad Pro to a home amplifier for a vivid movie night. You can also pair a MacBook Pro with a turntable for a compact hi-fi setup. With a 5 ft length, you gain flexible placement around furniture and seating.

Device compatibility and length

The cable fits most USB-C and Thunderbolt 3 devices, spanning phones, tablets, laptops, and more. At 5 ft, it offers ample reach for desks, couches, and car interiors, helping you position equipment without stretching cords.

Durability and design details

• Gold-plated connectors resist corrosion and maintain signal quality over time.
• Aluminum alloy shells provide shielding and robust protection against wear.
• Oxygen-free copper conductors ensure solid conductivity and durability.
• Extended wire joint design minimizes bending stress at the connector base.
• Flexible jacket helps prevent knots and makes storage tidy.

Setup tips and best practices

• Plug the USB-C end into your device and select the RCA input on the output system.
• Connect the 2RCA plugs to the corresponding left and right inputs.
• Power on devices and adjust volume gradually to avoid sudden transients.
• Route the cable away from heat sources and sharp bends for longevity.

While performance varies with source and speakers, this cable offers a practical upgrade path for many setups and room budgets.