Top 10 Afunta Headphones for iPads
for June 2023

The Dockteck 4 in 1 iPad Pro USB-C Hub Adapter is an excellent-performing, well-designed accessory for iPad Pro users. The 4K60Hz HDMI port is sharp and colorful, and the audio support is adequate for most purposes; the hub itself feels sturdy and well-built, and the cables are braided for durability. The 100W PD charging port is powerful enough to charge both iPad Pros simultaneously, but you'll need to pair the adapters with a separately purchased PD-compatible charging case (sold separately). The 3.5mm audio jack works well for headphones and microphones, and, like the HDMI connection, the 3.5mm output supports 4K60Hz audio. The USB 2.0 port is fast enough for most purposes, but we'd recommend using it to connect a mouse or keyboard, rather than the faster USB Type C port, which is only useful for data transfers and charging.

The Apple iPad Pro 9-in-1 adapter is a great product, and if you have an iPad Pro (or plan on buying one), it is a must-have accessory. The USB-C adapter features 9 different ports, including 4 USB 3.0 ports, 2 USB-C ports, 1 HDMI port, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. The USB-C ports support data transfers of 5Gbps, which is significantly higher than the 2.5Gbps speed of the USB 3.0 ports. The adapter also includes an SD and Micro SD card reader, an HDMI port, and 2 USB-C ports, one of which is a USB-C PD port. The adapter supports both [email protected] and [email protected] resolutions, and it supports pass-through charging to charge your iPad Pro and other devices simultaneously. The adapter is well-made and durable, and it provides plenty of ports for charging, data transfer, and connecting accessories. The adapter is pricey, but if you already have an iPad Pro, it is definitely worth the cost.

The Ruka 6-IN-1 USB C Adapter is a great choice for plugging in extra accessories to your iPad Pro, since it comes with a 3.5mm audio jack, a USB 3.0 port, a USB-C port that supports Power Delivery and data transfer, and a USB C port for hooking up peripherals. The iPad Pro's 3.5mm audio jack and USB 3.0 port are disappointingly small, though, and smaller devices (like Apple keyboards) fit just fine. The USB-C port supports Power Delivery and data transfer (up to 60W) and works with many USB C peripherals, but the adapter's USB-C port is much smaller than the iPad Pro's, so you may need to do some creative arranging of devices to make everything fit. The adapter is sturdy, and it's relatively lightweight, so it's easy to pack for a trip. The slim design makes it easy to carry, though it's a bit long (about 5 inches), so you may need to hold it in two hands. The USB-C port also sticks out from the adapter a bit, so it's prone to being bumped by other items in your bag. The adapter comes with a versatile, adjustable USB C cable, and it's compatible with Apple's new Magic Keyboard. The adapter is cheaper than most accompanying cables, but it's a bit short, so you may need to replace it.

APETOO USB C wired stereo headphones are a fantastic choice for anyone looking to buy an inexpensive set of headphones for listening to music, watching movies, or playing games. The headphones are compact and lightweight, and they come with a convenient carrying pouch. The sound quality is quite good for the price, and these headphones have a solid bass response. The headphones have a built-in microphone, so you can answer calls using a compatible smartphone. The headphones have a volume rocker switch on the side, which makes adjusting the volume very easy. The headphones also feature a 3.5mm audio port, so you can use these headphones with a 3.5mm-to-USB-C cable. The headphones have a small LED light on the left-hand side, which lights up whenever there's a call or notification, and the light will automatically turn off after 10 seconds. The headphones also have a button on the right-hand side that activates a noise canceling feature. The noise canceling feature works well, and these headphones are a great choice for anyone who spends a lot of time traveling and commuting.

The A12 headphones are among the best-sounding in-ear monitors we've tested (and it's an honourable list, including models by Sony, Shure, EV, and Audio-Technica). The bass is punchy and tight, and the midrange is crisp and clear. The treble is a bit too bright and sharp, and the A12s are moderately sibilant (though sibilance is not a concern in all music), but that's typical of in-ear monitors. The A12s sound noticeably softer and more natural than headphones like the Bose QC35 II, and in direct comparison, the A12s sound a bit more natural and detailed, though bass response on both models is very good. The A12s have a decent battery life, and Bluetooth connectivity works well. However, the A12s don't have an inline remote, so you have to physically press a button to change tracks. The A12s fit very snugly, and they stay in place securely, but they're not the most comfortable in-ear monitors we've tried.

The A9 headphones from iio are an impressive pair of budget headphones. The sound quality is a strong match for much more expensive headphones, and the A9s feel good to wear, with rounded, soft ear cups that fit comfortably and securely. The A9s also feature a microphone, so you can answer calls, adjust volume, and control music playback, and they can also be folded up for easy portability. The A9s may not be the most portable headphones, however, because they're heavier and bulkier than most models, and they don't fold flat. They also require AAA batteries, which are sold separately. But if you're looking for a pair of headphones that will translate studio-quality sound to your ears, the A9s won't disappoint.

The USB C Hub for iPad Pro is handy for connecting a variety of devices to your iPad, including type-c 60W ports that support fast charging. This hub is not compatible with the new iPad Pro (10.5-inch), however, so any accessories you buy will have to be updated to work with the 11-inch iPad Pro. The hub is also not compatible with the new 10.5-inch iPad Pro, and again, any accessories you buy will have to be updated to work with it. The hub is compact and thin, so it fits easily in your bag or backpack. The hub is versatile, and it lets you connect a variety of devices to your iPad, including USB, HDMI, SD/TF card reader, 3.5mm audio jack, and USB-C port. The hub is reasonably priced, and it weighs about an ounce.

The sound quality of the Auxus M17 is surprisingly good. The earbuds have enough bass to fill the room, even at higher volumes, and the highs are very clear. The volume level can be set high enough to be loud enough for normal conversations, but not so loud that it blows you away. The built-in microphone and controller are surprisingly responsive, and it's easy to set up and control phone calls. The phone's voice assistant can be set to respond only to the headset, so you're not interrupted in the middle of a conversation. The headset's battery holds about 4 hours of music (depending on volume level), and it has a USB-C charging port, so it's more convenient than using the included USB charging cable. The headset's braided cable is long enough that it's comfortable to use, and it's a lot easier to manage than the bulky cables that come with most Bluetooth headphones. The headset also has a 3.5mm TRS audio cable that plugs directly into your phone, so you can use the headset with a wired connection if Bluetooth isn't available. The headset's buttons are a little difficult to press, which is annoying, but it's a minor inconvenience.

The Lightning Digital AV Adapter is Apple's first USB-based HDMI adapter, and it's a great way to watch video from your iPhone or iPad on your TV or projector. It's not designed for gaming, and the video output is limited to 1080p HD, but it should work fine for most video apps, websites, and presentations. The adapter is easy to set up, and it's compatible with both Macs and PCs. The adapter is $30, which is a little high compared with some of the the competition, but it's worth checking out if you're interested in mirroring from your iPhone or iPad.

The KINGONE USB C headphones combine quality materials and a clean design with a well-engineered acoustic driver and a solid build. They're comfortable to wear for several hours at a time, and the sound is quite good for a wired headphone. They're also easy to use. The cable has a standard USB-A plug on one end and a Type-C plug on the other, so they're compatible with both laptops and phones. The headphones have a simple Bluetooth pairing process, and they reach an impressive 8 hours of battery life between charges. The headphones are pricey (the cheaper, less-stable Bluetooth headphones we tested cost about half as much), but the USB C connectivity makes them worth the cost.