31-03-2021 02:39 PM - last edited 31-03-2021 02:57 PM
Got a new S21 Ultra a few days ago, and I am noticing some odd behaviour with my USB C headset.
The headphones seem to work fine with calls.
With media/apps - Often with the headphone plugged in, the audio comes out the phone's main speaker. Disconnecting the usb c and reconnecting it usually forces the audio to switch to the headset.
However, if I pause video/audio for more than a few seconds or switch apps the audio jumps back to the main speaker.
I do get an android notification saying "USB device not recognised" when it stops working.
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24-06-2021 06:16 PM in
27-06-2021 09:34 PM in
I bought so many USB-C adapters in the past 3 days to get this problem solved, one of them was a samsung usbc-headset jack adapter and still didnt work!!!! at the end i finally managed to use all my old earphones by following the instructions on this youtube video, it was super helpful and solved my problem
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgbjX7VghVM
30-06-2021 01:31 AM in
No mine looks the opposite with headset all the way down
24-07-2021 10:05 PM in
03-09-2021 08:48 PM in
Guys I'm having the same issue! Samsung 21 all updated, Half of my headsets 'aren't supported by this phone' even though an old set of head phones were. I have even used Samsung's own products. Is this just a ploy to get you to buy bluetooth earphones? Anyone have any fixes?
03-09-2021 08:52 PM - last edited 08-03-2022 02:35 AM
30-09-2021 02:04 AM in
Mine only stopped working since last phone update on the s21
They always worked fine without problem but since the last update
When I plug-in my earpieces it's thinking it's a charger
And using Bluetooth galaxy buds + doesn't work well for me either since they keep disconnecting every second
21-10-2021 12:23 PM in
Here's the problem. S21 phones does not have a built in DAC for wired earphones.
You will need a Type C to 3.5mm dongle with DAC chip.
I believe those who are seeing "Device not supported" use normal dongle which doesn't has any DAC chip.
21-10-2021 12:25 PM in
21-10-2021 12:30 PM in
Not all USB C headphones have DAC built in. Some USB C headphones still rely on the phone's built in DAC.