LiNKFOR Digital Optical Audio 1x3 Splitter: Streamlined Aluminum Alloy Design, 1 Input 3 Output, with Optical Cable - Supports 5.1CH Dolby-AC3 DTS, Perfect for PS3, Blu-Ray, DVD, HDTV Review

We bought a new TV that we use with a Bose soundbar. My husband has hearing aids that use a device that allows you to hear the TV sound directly into his hearing aids. The soundbar was connected to the HMDI port, and the hearing aid jack was connected to the digital audio-video output. However, this combination did not work. The solution was to connect BOTH devices to the digital output. This required a splitter. However, not all splitters are the same. Buy one (like this one) that has its own…

All my reviews start with 3 stars for sufficient score and then stars are added or subtracted based on performance and experience. I've bought several of these over the past year. If I were to review the original configuration, this would be a five star product. Quality was good, performance was good, and costs had gone through the roof because they included optical cables. That meant there was no doubt that you would have enough money to do what you had to do. Now they only include one, and if

I bought this to connect to my TV so I can use 2 wireless headsets and my surround sound at the same time without having to switch cables every time. try to turn on the device - the cable constantly falls out of the mini-USB connector, and even when it is connected, moving the device can cause loss of sound or power. Finally everything set correctly. And it works well with just one connected element. But when you use two or more objects at once, the sound begins to disappear periodically, as if

Perfect for my needs. I am using this LiNKFOR to separate audio coming from my computer. The audio from my computer used to go through a digital optical cable only to a small amplifier that fed my desktop computer's speakers. Also, computer audio needed to be sent to a Bluetooth transmitter, my ReSound Unite TV 2 streamer, so I could hear audio in one or both speakers and my hearing aids without swapping cables on my PC. So I took a digital optical cable that went from the computer to the…