🎧 Enhance Audio Sharing with Belkin Rockstar 5-Jack Multi Headphone Audio Splitter (Black) Review

I use it with kids in a small group and it helps a lot. Each student can hear the whole story at the same time. This reduces the number of devices required. Students even liked its novelty. I found that sometimes they couldn't hear, and that was because they didn't plug in their headphones enough. So be sure to check if everyone hears it, and if not then keep pushing the cable. This isn't really a problem, it's actually durable and well suited for student use. I love this headphone splitter!

In short I got a Sony radio with only one aux port. I realized that constantly disconnecting and connecting various auxiliary cables (risk of breaking the radio unit) would not be an easy decision; HOWEVER, this multi-port accessory may have multiple accessory cables and devices connected and reflected by ONE cable as a unit. Exit. I did NOT see any backwards compatibility feature description words that would help this scenario, so this purchase was a shot in the blue (and my bullet hit the…

I bought this after returning a 1 to 2 splitter to an addict --- even though Belkin is a reputable company I thought this multi hub was for my wife and everyone else would be enough company and I turned on our entertainment system while our kids slept at night. I was wrong - this product exceeds my wildest expectations! The interface couldn't be cleaner (no crackling or disconnects), and the sound quality is almost the same as if my headphones were plugged directly into the audio out. Plus, you

Negative reviews are left by tech ignorant people who don't understand that your phone can't turn on 5 headphones at the same time without losing some volume. This is because a very weak device signal from the jack is powering the mini speakers in the headphones. Of course, as more speakers are powered, the power delivered by the jack will be evenly distributed, delivering less power to each speaker. For those who understand how this product works, that's great. There's nothing wrong with that,

Most people talk about using them as a splitter. It works for that, but I really like using them as a blender. There are two scenarios I like to use them in: 1) My work is computer related. I like to control the audio from my phone but still have the audio from my computer. I leave it on my desk, connected to my computer, and then just plug in my phone when I get to work. 2) I enjoy listening to podcasts during long gaming sessions, unless the game is story-heavy (especially grinding RPGs). I…

I first bought a Belkin AUX audio cable with a 2-way splitter, but I have three kids so they always make it when they watch a movie or fight on a plane in a car on a long journey. So I bought this 5 pin splitter to end the war once and for all. This 5-pin splitter turned out to work much better than the 2-pin splitter, even though both are made by Belkin. I always hear hiss and hum with the Belkin 2-way splitter so I have to constantly tweak or fiddle with the connector, but this 5-pin splitter

There was a bit of confusion when purchasing because many people, including sellers, did not know if it was possible to have multiple inputs for one output. I can say yes, all 5 sockets can be equipped with input devices. This can be used when you have a single speaker output that you want to output to multiple devices. I've hooked up a PC, an Intel NUC, and a smartphone as inputs, and they all go to a Logitech z623 stereo. I don't notice a drop in clarity when using multiple inputs, but for…