🔌 High-Quality 3.5mm Headphone Jack Splitter: 3.5 Audio 5 Way 6 Port Female Connector Adapter with Stereo Cable for Audio Earbuds and Earphones Review

We use it on the go when the kids watch a movie together. It works great, you just have to make sure you plug in the headset jack all the way.

Handy for sharing movies or music on the plane. I ordered it for an upcoming trip and it arrived quickly. I gave it a test run and the sound quality is excellent. It never hurts to have a few extra outlets, especially when travelling. It will be great for flying.

However, I suggest you ignore my review as you probably won't be using this thing the way I do. I will basically say this works perfectly for my needs. But if you're interested in the sound quality, I can't tell you because I don't use it for that.

I have a set of speakers in my office and 4 sound sources depending on what I want to hear. This product allows me to connect all my sources to one adapter and listen to them all individually and simultaneously through my speakers. Not exactly what it was made for, but it worked fine for a few months. Good value for money.

When I first browsed Revain I thought this item was cool because you can hear 5 speakers at the same time. And then "BOOM", I press the "Buy Now" button. I received the package and opened the packaging. And I still can't hear 5 speakers because I don't have 5 speakers!

Worked as expected, eliminated the need for multiple input cables for my stereo system. I was originally going to buy a switch to toggle between the inputs but found I could just use this device to daisy chain them together as only 2 inputs would be active at a time. The inputs that power this part are from a DVD player, a long 3mm cable to connect a computer and an external blue tooth adapter. Very satisfactory sound with minimal interference or crosstalk.

I am adding a wireless speaker with 3.5 audio capability to this set of bookshelf speakers and I connect all three speakers to my tablet with a 3.5 extension cable to get stable sound at both ends of the room . No, it's not as easy as using Bluetooth, but the wired option WORKS. EVERYONE. TIME. No annoying noises, no abrupt entrances and exits. And my "wireless" speaker's battery lasts longer because it doesn't have to maintain a BT connection. I wish I had bought this many, many years ago.

Worked as expected eliminating the need for multiple input cables to my stereo. I was originally going to buy a switch to toggle between the inputs but found I could just use this device to daisy chain them together as only 2 inputs would be active at a time. The inputs that power this part are from a DVD player, a long 3mm cable to connect a computer and an external blue tooth adapter. Very satisfactory sound with minimal interference or crosstalk.

Mine is hooked up to a computer so I can switch plugs from different sound systems without wearing out the plug on my tower for about six months. This is a very cheap alternative to a junction box/hub. It still works great with no noticeable loss in sound quality. I've used it once or twice to output to more than one source and haven't noticed a difference. Although I suspect you'll lose something by trying to cycle through multiple channels at increased volume. But that was to be expected.

The sound quality when using this splitter is not that good. I wouldn't say bad, but noticeable. The volume is reduced, sometimes there is noise. The headphone jacks feel tight, but they aren't, and if the cable or splitter is moved slightly, the sound is cut off and the headphone jack has to be reinserted. This is annoying and maybe a sign of quality. If you have a headphone splitter that's quick and inexpensive, this will do the trick. Heavy users should look elsewhere. I hope this review was