🎧 Enhance Your Race Day Experience with Race Day Electronics 3.5mm 2-Way Y Splitter for Headphones and Audio Devices Review

Standard 3.5mm 3 wire right angle headphone splitter - fairly simple, no frills but fewer bugs too. Devices with built in volume tend to be quieter and static in the volume control/slider, or just stop working. it doesn't have it, so I expect it to take a while.

The jacks did not fit properly and could not be fully aligned with the headset jacks without losing most of the available volume. We hardly heard the broadcast as the full volume was very weak. I bought another splitter with a built-in amplifier and I like it much better. I'll probably ditch the Race Day Divider.

We went to a NASCAR race and bought 2 headphones and a scanner to listen to the driver and crew. As advertised, we were able to connect both headphones to the scanner so we could both listen. One thing I had to figure out was that when two headphones are plugged in, the volume in both headphones decreases. I wasn't surprised when it happened, but I hadn't thought about it before. Just remember that using just one earbud that is already loud will be louder than splitting it in two.

Tried two of these - first one didn't work and Revain replaced it. The second didn't work either. I've tried several headphones (including Race Day's) and NONE worked when fully plugged in. You could only get it to work by inserting the plug halfway into the socket and holding it there very gently. Turning it on completely muted the sound. Now I'm sending it back for a refund.

I had some difficulties using it with a scanner and another headset. Both headsets do not work at the same time. Maybe he was wrong. Maybe it was operator error, but how difficult is it to connect one end to the scanner and two headsets to the detachable part? By unplugging one headset after clicking, I was able to get it working in one ear on both headsets. I hope that the new splitter solves the problem.

We went to a NASCAR race and bought 2 headphones and a scanner to eavesdrop on the driver and crew talks. As advertised, we were able to connect both headphones to the scanner so we could both listen. One thing I had to figure out was that when two headphones are plugged in, the volume in both headphones decreases. I wasn't surprised when it happened, but I hadn't thought about it before. Just remember that using just one earbud that is already loud will be louder than splitting it in two.