🎧 Archeer Headphone Splitter - High-Quality 3.5mm Y Splitter Stereo Audio Cable for Earphones, Headsets - iPhone, Tablets, MP3 Player Compatible Review

I tried different splitters but they hardly worked. This one actually works with good headphones (like headphones with a microphone, Bose, iPhone, etc.). It duplicates stereo sound to 2 pairs of headphones - perfect for watching movies on your iPad on a plane. Good product!

I really like this splitter. My husband and I fly a lot and love to watch movies together on planes. With this splitter, we no longer need to listen to movies with headphones (and can listen with just one ear). Now we can just plug in the splitter, plug in our headphones and enjoy the movie.

I bought this headphone splitter because I'm a big music lover and I listen to music any time of the day. I often want to listen to music with my boyfriend at night, so I bought this cable so we can listen together without disturbing anyone! Of course, there are many other situations where this cable would be great. However, since I bought it, I haven't been able to use it with anyone! HA! Everyone has a new iPhone and no more aux output. Funny I didn't think of that before. I'm still rating it

I bought this item thinking it might not be working as it should. I was trying to use two separate sets of 2.0 speakers on my PC and thought maybe this would separate the stereo signal from the tower and I could then get better stereo sound to play. Unfortunately, none of the kits made a sound during this tuning attempt. I am confident that when used correctly, this product has been found satisfactory by many buyers. I will keep it anyway as I have already had to return the wrong item that I…

I have a mobile phone that doesn't support Bluetooth well (Pixel 2) and since I have to make a lot of calls to clients, I was looking for a wired headset that would connect to my phone. with an adapter or without it. But the only thing that comes with it is headphones, which I can't stand in my ears. I already had a headset with a mic which I mainly use for transcription and web conferencing - why not? That's when I realized that the headset has 2 ports (audio and microphone). So I looked for a

YES. IT WORKS WITH MICROPHONE. Before purchasing there was some confusion as to whether this would work with a mic and now I can say with certainty that it will work for mics. You and your friend can put on separate headphones and both speak into the microphone at the same time! This can cause very little echo, but that's not the splitter's fault. Just the result of using two microphones close together. I am very happy with this splitter. It was cheap and didn't compromise the sound quality, at

I was looking for a way to connect 2 VOIPs together, which is not possible at the moment without spending money on a mixer ($$$), so I chose a cheap alternative. It was more than expected, both chatlines can hear each other and I can talk too and we can chat in game with crossplay support. My setup for this included headphones with an aux port, then this aux Y-cable, a 4-pin aux cable to the phone (enables speech echo cancellation and other microphone options), and another 4-pin aux cable to…

Headphones later. and microphone and 3-pin output. 4 poles are used when you need it: one for ground, one for the microphone, one for each speaker (left and right) = 4 poles. The output I wanted was a standard audio patch cord. with 3 poles, one for ground, one for each of the two speakers = 3. Some answers say yes, some say no. The 3-pin connector (or connector) is assumed to be compatible with devices that have a 4-pin input/output. No matter how compatible it should be, often the connectors…