Doesn't matter, this works pretty well. No problems. I think the selector control is actually upside down, but maybe that's me.

This product is designed with the sole function of plugging in multiple audio devices. It only has one job - simple. So why is it SO BAD! The horrible audio feedback happens when more than 1 audio device is plugged in. If I wanted to plug in only 1 device at a time, I wouldn't need this product at all.I'm going through the major hassle of returning this defective one and waiting 2 weeks for another one and having to go somewhere to print a return label and drop off the return item. That's a…

This is my second time ordering these. First was with 3 input and 2 out, this time with 4 to 1 input/output. It's very compact and I hide under my desk.

I really like the design, I REALLY wanted to like this product, but the IN/OUT jack is so finnicky. The cable that plugs into has to be angled specifically, or the signal won't read and you'll just get static. Incredibly frustrating for an otherwise cool product.

Unit works as advertised. My two inputs are my phone and my computer to drive the single output which is my computer speakers. Sound is crisp and clear with no distortion and really appreciate the volume knob which is much more convenient to adjust volume vs. using my phone. The mute button is also great as I can quickly silence music when I receive a call on my laptop.

I still need to test with other cables of better quality, but I used this to monitor 4 separate recording decks (Kipro, Pix-E, Shogun, PC) from the headphone jack while using my main headphones as a reference. I don't know if I bought the wrong type of 1/8 to 1/8 cables or the quality was so bad in these cables that I needed better manufacture but I only got enough sound out of the box to tell there was signal and it was very low quality compared to the actual recording (Records were fine) I am

The product appears and feels very cheap, but it actually works. I did not have the issues with the volume control knob as others claimed, however the 3.5 mm plug-ins are not solid, as they move a bit as if they are loose. I had to jiggle them a bit to get the sound to work. Overall the unit is a great concept and does work, but I'm not sure how long it will hold up. I do believe this should be in the $15 dollar price range as it's very cheaply made and most likely won't last long. I paid…

Just got the product and the volume switch doesn't function properly. I am contacting the seller.The product itself has promise. It switches channels as expected and I like the design. If the seller helps me fix the knob, we'll be at 5 stars (I'm prepared to solder/de-solder things).

Great simple little input selector and volume control. Quality build, controls have a good feel and it doesn't take up much space on the desk. It has no noticeable change on the audio quality and adds no new noises.

The Little Bear is great for using multiple video/audioformats into 1 compact CD/stereo amplifier for superbsound output. Highly recommended.

Very simple to use. It's not powered but signal loss isn't bad for my use. Wish all the ports were on the same side but no biggy.

I use this switch every day to change between 2 sets of speakers and 2 pairs of headphone I have at my desk. The volume control is a little weird- the first 3/4 of the turn controls 10% of the volume and the last 1/4 turn goes from quiet to VERY loud. Besides this, it has a mute button, and it looks really cool

I like the unit, the volume up and down is scratchy when adjusting but I can live with it.FYI this is a 1 in and 1 out with the ability to switch between 4 possible connections, it doesn't split 1 into 4 or condense 4 into 1I didn't understand this the way it was written and needed to split 1 signal into 4 so into the drawer with all the other adaptors to use if needed in the future.

Product works quite well. I paired mine with an in/out unit from the same manufacturer to create an audio switcher. I can now easily switch between my four computers and have the audio piped to either my headphones or my stereo amplifier. Tip: use gold 3.5mm cables to prevent the dreaded ground-loop-hum.

Perfect solution for a compact mix unit. Using it to switch between inputs for a radio stream feed. Works great. Thanks for attention.

Wanted a small simple and cheap audio selection with volume for various phones and PCs to connect to one speaker setup. In particular didn't want the digital control type which sometimes crash and leave you grasping to unplug the inputs when things go wrong. This unit fits the bill. Input selection by rotary knob is simple and noise free. Volume control is very smooth and 'feels right'. Mute button also works as expected with no annoying crackle or pop.The only down side with this is that the…

and even more updated review. this thing is really a **BAD** purchase. as i've used it over the last couple of weeks, i was beginning to think something was wrong with my computer sound. but just now i plugged my headphones directly into the computer and guess what the Nobsound Little Bear is the cause of the sound degradation. *DO* *NOT* *WASTE* *YOUR* *MONEY* *ON* *THIS* *THING*!updated review. well, to go along with other reviewers, the range in the volume control IS annoying. i've decided…

Does exactly what it should. May need to buy y cable if you have two devices that you want to run at the same time. Can’t figure out how to put on the rubber feet.

The Little Bear MC104 is a great little splitter. No noise introduced playing thru device. The knobs are silky smooth and I have not noticed any problems with volume being dampened that I read about in other reviews. One thing that I would suggest are rubber feet on the bottom to keep it from sliding around on the desk.

This thing works exactly as I needed it to. The small size is great, considering my desk is already extremely cluttered with other stuff. I only have a single set of speakers, but have a laptop, a stand alone monitor with a switch and a Raspberry Pi connected, and an all in one stereo unit that all need to run through the same speakers. Constantly having to swap the speaker cable over was really annoying, especially considering some of the headphone outputs are in rather inconvenient places…