🔀 Nobsound Little Bear 4-Way Audio Switch - 3.5mm Stereo AUX Audio Selector - Audio Splitter - 4 Inputs to 1 Output & 1 Input to 4 Outputs Review

I use a USB dongle that allows me to stream my iMac's audio output to a 1/8-inch audio cable. I have two different headphones that I use, but each for different purposes. I have to switch from one to the other two or three times a day. I didn't like reaching for my computer to pull out a 1/8" cable and plug in another, not to mention the likely increase in cable wear. and on a (expensive) key. However, with this device I can quickly and easily switch from one output cable to another with the…

This is a simple little device with four push button switches for selecting the input source and a mute button that mutes all sources. It has four inputs and two outputs. (One is marked as "priority" in the instructions, but with no explanation). You can also run it the other way around (two inputs, four outputs) since it's just a passive switch. It consists of three circuit boards glued together and comes with four adhesive feet that you can attach if you don't want your switch to scratch…

Don't get me wrong. This product is EXACTLY what I wanted (small, multiple inputs, mute button, cool design, etc.) but the reviews are right on what's happening with the switches. Each "Snap" switch (there are 4 of them) doesn't stay locked, it just pops back out. They work 40% of the time, but fail after the second or third time, requiring a swipe of a finger to get it right. Also, slight vibration/tampering can cause the switches to lose their latching. Look, maybe I received a defective unit

I was a little apprehensive about purchasing this little splitter because I read reviews where people said the buttons on the top didn't work all the time worked or needed to be adjusted. My unit worked great right out of the box and is great for picking up the signal from my amp and being able to switch between different headphones. My main complaint is that, as other people have pointed out, the little rubber feet don't fit the little screws properly, and it seems like an obvious thing they…

As others have pointed out, one of the latching switches (there are 4 of them) doesn't stay latched, it just slides back out. Sometimes immediately, sometimes after a second or two, sometimes in response to a fairly small amount of vibration/control. Either the same bad block is being sent to multiple clients, or they are having quality issues with their switches. Pretty easy problem to check, so no need to send me a unit with a bad switch right away. That issue aside, the device itself is…

I am currently working from home and playing on the internet. Invested in a decent microphone and USB casting. which essentially replaces my sound card. Let's review web conferencing best practices. Rule #1 - PLEASE USE EARPHONES, as the microphone picks up the sound and causes feedback, this is very annoying. But we can't all wear headphones all day. there is fatigue. This led to a situation where I had to unplug and plug in my headphones instead of speakers during the day. which I think will…

I almost sent the thing back after the first few days because I couldn't get the "One source, multiple outputs" function to work. I could only get one at a time by pressing the appropriate button. BUT! In my slight frustration, I pressed all the buttons at the same time, and to my utter bewilderment, it ACTUALLY worked! I've read the manual and haven't seen this explained anywhere, so be careful buyers, but whatever! This allows you to actually hit one, two, three or all four outs at once! But…

I have two PCs and eight consoles via an HDMI switch that gives me three audio inputs. I have a Turtle Beach soundbar and headset that I connect them to for a variety of reasons and the only solution so far has been to just swap out the cables as needed. Obviously a hassle. It looks like this thing was one of the few auxiliary switches in existence, and it was in an even smaller section with at least three inputs. I think the best feature is the exit on the back of the unit so you don't have…

I was looking for a switcher that would switch multiple 1/8" stereo inputs to a single 1/8" stereo output so I could connect multiple devices to the SoundBlaster card's line-in can. in my calculator. Most devices I've seen can only switch two sources. That wasn't enough for me. This 4x1 was perfect for me. It is very simply constructed from a single circuit board containing five 1/8 inch stereo connectors on one side and one connector on the opposite side. There are four buttons for switching…