Wired listening while charging
Connect 3.5mm headphones and an external USB-C charger so a compatible one-port phone or tablet can play audio and receive power together.
CM721 USB-C audio and charging adapter · exact signal-path guide
UGREEN USB-C Audio + 60W Charging Adapter (25837), model CM721, lets a compatible USB-C phone, tablet, laptop or handheld send digital audio to a 3.5mm analog headset/speaker while receiving USB-C charging power through the adapter’s separate female USB-C port.
The built-in DAC is listed up to 32bit/384kHz and the charging path up to 60W. These are different paths: the 3.5mm port handles analog audio, while the female USB-C port accepts charging input only.
The USB-C charging receptacle does not carry data, storage, video, a USB hub or a second USB-C audio accessory. The adapter is not a wall charger, and 60W requires a compatible external charger, cable and receiving device.

The defining functions of this exact SKU are separated from headline marketing so connector roles, power, data, length and battery limits remain clear.

Headline watts and gigabits are negotiated maximums, not universal results. Plan around every device, port, cable, charger, battery state and protocol in the path.
The DAC ceiling describes supported PCM conversion, not a promise that every phone, app, operating system or track will output 32bit/384kHz. The host audio stack, source file, application settings and connected analog equipment determine the actual format and audible result.
The charging path is pass-through. The adapter draws operating power and the receiving device negotiates with the external charger, so device-side power may be lower than the charger’s printed 60W or the adapter ceiling.
A 60W-capable USB-C charger and cable do not force 60W. Phones normally request far less; some laptops may require more than 60W or may not accept charging through an audio adapter.
Listening while charging can reveal noise from a poor-quality charger, earth loop, vehicle AUX system or sensitive earphones. Test audio without the charger, then add a standards-compliant charger to isolate the source.
The product page explicitly says no data transfer. The USB-C female port cannot connect storage, a keyboard, an Ethernet adapter or a monitor.

These practical examples keep the exact connector direction, supported protocol and safety limits in view.
Connect 3.5mm headphones and an external USB-C charger so a compatible one-port phone or tablet can play audio and receive power together.
Use a compatible CTIA-style headset for calls or conferencing; verify microphone and inline-button behaviour before an important meeting.
Feed analog audio to a vehicle 3.5mm AUX input while charging the USB-C phone. Keep cables clear of controls and troubleshoot any ground-loop noise.
Add a 3.5mm output to a USB-C laptop or handheld that supports digital USB audio, while optionally feeding compatible USB-C charging power.

Use this sequence for a controlled first connection. Follow the connected-device maker’s stricter instruction whenever it differs.
A connector that fits is only the first check. The host, accessory, operating system and power source must support the requested function.

These are the supported functions of this exact product when the complete connection is compatible.

These exclusions distinguish this SKU from visually similar cables, chargers, hubs, audio products and power stations.
These habits support reliable charging, data, audio and battery use while reducing avoidable connector strain.
Avoid these common mistakes even when the plug appears to fit.
Review these electrical, thermal, transport and physical limits before connecting valuable equipment.
Verified exact-model specifications are consolidated below. Maximum values remain conditional on the complete negotiated connection.
| Brand / model | UGREEN CM721 |
|---|---|
| Exact SKU | 25837 |
| Product type | USB-C digital-audio DAC adapter with USB-C charging pass-through |
| Host connector | USB-C male |
| Audio output | 3.5mm female analog audio/headset port |
| Charging input | USB-C female, charging-only |
| Maximum listed charging pass-through | Up to 60W with compatible charger, cable and host device |
| Listed charging families | PD 3.0/2.0, PPS, QC 4.0/3.0, AFC and SCP compatibility as shown |
| DAC resolution / sample rate | Up to 32bit/384kHz PCM as listed |
| SNR claim in exact gallery | Greater than 110dBFS under listed test conditions |
| Data transfer through female USB-C | Not supported |
| Video / hub functions | Not supported |
| Headset functions | Compatible microphone, calls and inline controls; Apple headphone line control not supported |
| Construction | Nylon-braided lead, aluminium-alloy housing and magnetic design |
| Durability claim | 20,000 bending tests in exact gallery; controlled claim, not a misuse guarantee |
Only components supported by the exact-model record or an official exact-SKU package list are included here. Scene devices and props are excluded.
Confirm connector direction, required protocol, power profile, cable length and package needs before choosing by appearance.
Disconnect power before inspection and change one variable at a time when diagnosing a connection.

Open any question for a concise exact-model answer. The native collapsible format keeps this long guide easy to scan on a phone.
It accepts charging input only and can pass negotiated power to the host up to 60W. It does not carry USB data, video or peripherals.
No. It is an audio adapter with a charging pass-through path. A separate compatible USB-C charger and cable are required.
No. The exact product specifically excludes data transfer through its USB-C charging port.
No. The female USB-C port is charging-only, so storage, hubs, Ethernet and keyboards are unsupported.
No. It does not support DisplayPort Alt Mode, HDMI, Thunderbolt or USB4 video.
It is the DAC’s maximum listed PCM decoding capability. The host, operating system, app, source audio and headphones determine the actual format.
It can with compatible USB-C iPhone models that support digital USB audio and charging through the adapter. Lightning-only iPhones do not connect directly.
It can with a compatible CTIA headset and host/app. Microphone and button behaviour must be tested on the exact combination.
The exact gallery states Apple headphone line control is not supported, even though audio or microphone behaviour may otherwise work.
Only if the charger, cable and device support the required profile. The device negotiates its input and the adapter itself has operating loss.
The charger, vehicle AUX ground, speaker power or sensitive earphones may introduce noise. Test audio without charging, then add a reputable charger and cable.
No. It is a physical design/coupling feature, not MagSafe, Qi or a wireless power path.
This exact-SKU guide was reconciled against the current UGREEN India product record, every live Shopify-owned gallery asset and the official UGREEN or safety references listed below. Connector roles, cable lengths, power profiles, Wh ratings, port sharing and package items were kept only where they could be tied to this exact item or its documented electrical family.
Illustrated speed, charge-time and device-count results are examples rather than universal promises. The connected-device manual, charger label, cable rating, operating-system support and current transport rules remain decisive.
The corrected title, SEO fields, specifications and compatibility statements in this draft all refer to SKU 25837. Only media attached to the current exact Shopify product record has been selected, and each selected image appears once as a large contextual figure with its own caption.
Use the SKU as the final identity check on the product page, packaging and invoice. When a device, charger, airline or safety manual gives a stricter power, signal, plug, battery, temperature or transport instruction, that instruction takes priority.
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