Conwork 3.5mm 4-Pole Male to Female Audio Stereo Extension Cable Cord for Headphones Apple iPad, iPhone, iPod, Samsung Galaxy, Android, MP3 Players -White (3 Feet) Review

Been using it for a few months with no problems. I can't tell any difference if I extend the headphones while using them. you will like it

Make sure you connect the headphones to the cable first, and then connect the cable to the system. If you don't do this, the microphone won't always show up.

Suitable for headphone cable extension to the rear port of my desktop PC (since the front port generates noise/interference). I've been using this cable for a long time, no complaints.

Good price, does the job. The cable isn't too stiff, but the sound quality is good. The connections are quite tight (at least initially). In fact, the plastic cover (or handle) on the male side came loose for me. I must have pulled too hard.

This creates static in my headphones that I just can't stand. If you use it for very casual purposes, you might not mind. The cable itself also appears to be cheaper. I noticed that part of my cable already looked slightly damaged. I wouldn't be surprised if it breaks after a few uses.

These are economical extension cords for cell phones and laptops. Cables do not have strain reliefs on the ends of the cable, so repeated use can cause the connection to break. I bought these to connect my headphones to my work laptop so I can lean back on my laptop during group web conferences. They worked as expected.

When connecting to Apple headphones, the sound quality deteriorated to the point of being unusable - the volume decreased, it crackled at the slightest movement. When I moved the connection point, the quality improved, but only temporarily. Removing the extension from the chain proved it wasn't the headphones. The second cable is made in the same way. They are brand new with no signs of wear or damage. Edit: To give them a good shake, I tried them again. Last time but the same bad result. Then…