🔌 CablesOnline 3.5mm TRRS Male to Dual TRRS Female Stereo 4-Pole Splitter Cable for Enhanced Connectivity (IP-Y02) Review

Works as it should. I'm doing a podcast with my friend. We use a blue Yeti mic (which I highly recommend, it's amazing!). The microphone has a 3.5mm headphone jack. I bought this splitter, hooked it up to a mic and we both plugged in our headphones. I use the Beats kit and he uses IFROGZ. We both get sound from either side of our headphones, pretty nice I might add. I would recommend them.

This splitter solved a problem I had with many other splitters that were TRS only (with two black rings on the connector) when I was trying to connect two headphones with TRRS connectors (with three black rings ) to connect plug). Fork). Using a TRS splitter to connect two TRRS headphones will usually result in warbling, fading, or other audio distortion in at least one of the headphones. This simple TRRS splitter completely eliminated this problem. I highly recommend it.

I wish there was a zero star option. Immediately after unpacking, the plastic covering the wiring broke. I didn't think it mattered much until I tried connecting it to my iPad Pro (the job it's intended for) and it didn't work. This is not a wireless mic or lavalier mic as they work on their own. All software is up to date and there are several videos on YouTube showing how to connect a sound system to an iPad Pro. This adapter is included. That does not work. Save yourself $$ and buy another…

This is what you need to split the AUDIO into 2 pairs of TRRS headphones (3 rings). (Headphones with microphone) When we travel, my wife and I like to watch movies on the iPad or Macbook. I've had TRRS noise cancellation for a while and it has TRS in the ears. Using an old school TRS splitter meant ONE of our headsets was not working properly. Fast forward, bought and upgraded my wife's headphones to TRRS AudioTechnica noise canceling headphones like mine and VIOLA! We can watch the movie and…

You may be surprised at how hard these splitters are to find. If you have an iPad/iPhone and want to make a general call but don't want to use speakerphone, the option is. but that's why I didn't get it. I use Astro A40s for gaming and needed a way to pull chat audio from Mixamp and add it to my Twitch live stream. Here are some issues that need to be addressed in this attempt.1. If you split the mixamp, you need to make sure that all pins of the connector are used. (This means you need to make

I had the same problem as another customer. 2 people on 1 Xbox One, both using stereo headsets and can't hear each other because our voices aren't relayed through group chat (Microsoft never envisioned such a scenario?) This solved the problem pretty well if you're using a newer Xbox One controller with built-in headphone jack, you can use this adapter to connect both headsets to 1 controller. Go to settings and turn on microphone monitoring a bit and you're done. Now you'll hear everyone…

You may be surprised at how hard these splitters are to find. If you have an iPad/iPhone and want to make a general call but don't want to use speakerphone, this might be an option. but that's why I didn't get it. I use the Astro A40 for gaming and needed a way to pull chat audio from Mixamp and add it to my Twitch live stream. Here are some issues that need to be addressed in this attempt.1. If you split the mixamp, you need to make sure that all pins of the connector are used. (This means you

Worked for me. I use this to share the audio from the Airport Express so my wife and I can hear the Airplay stream from the TV after the kids go to bed. I've tried several headphone splitters but always encountered the issue of audio cutting off if one or both headphone jacks were not in the correct position. Eventually I realized the problem was that my wife and I were using Klipsch headphones with microphones. Since the headphone splitters I was trying to use were only 3 pin, the pins were…