🔌 Poyiccot 3.5mm Female to 2 Dual 1/4 Inch TS Male Y Splitter Cable, 1/4 to 1/8 Stereo Adapter, 20cm/8inch Length Review

Need to adapt my audio deck (2 x 1/4 inch left and right) to my PC 3.5mm audio speakers (2.1). and it only worked by plugging it in. No hassle, no software, no deployment. The sound and build quality was "good enough".

The stereo L and R channels started appearing and disappearing as the cable wiggled. However, it stays in place and delivers a clear audio signal. But I can't imagine this plug lasting long.

Well, for starters, "Transparency" had something to appreciate, but I don't know what the heck it is. An internet search gives the city in England, so how similar this cable is to that city is beyond me. But seriously, this cable works. Enough said.

They do what they say they do. If you're working with a device that has professional left/right audio outputs and want to convert them to a standard headphone jack (like the ones you would use with a cell phone) then this is for you!

I bought the Hosa version first but the packaging was so terrible (too tight and tight) that I had to bend the cable at a very sharp right angle, just at the End of "Strain Compensator" that broke conductors and made Hosa unreliable. This version has nice, longer, more flexible pins for the 3.5mm jack, and there are no issues or sharp creases in the packaging. I highly recommend you buy this and not Hosa.

This cable helps me convert the audio output of the mixer to 3.5mm Convert size what I need for my DSLR. This means I can adjust the gain and volume of each mic before it hits the camera. I use a 3.5 male to male cable to connect this adapter to my DSLR. The cable works as expected, but the gauge of the wire is a little thinner than I expected, so I'm concerned about the durability of the adapter. It comes in bulk packs. I have uploaded some photos to show the adapter (please note that the…

Works great. The reason for only 4 stars is that it doesn't work if you have headphones with a mic input. I wish I had known this before buying as all my wired headphones have a built in mic. The third ring on the 3.5mm headphone jack used for the microphone prevents it from being fully inserted. It doesn't even fit unless you really force it. But even then it doesn't play any sound. I bought a pair of chord headphones without a built in mic and they really work with them. However, note that…

I want to say one thing about this cable. It was well packaged for its price and the shielding was good enough that there was absolutely no noise. Good stuff so far. So the sound quality is really good. But both of these cables don't carry true stereo when I connect one to my Zenix Q802. I connected a 6 inch patch cord to my MP3 player that goes into a splitter and the splitter goes into channels 3 and 4 of the mixer. On Windows, the q802 is configured as a 2-channel device. I tried connecting…