TNP Headphone Extender Extension Adapter Review

I use the extension on my helmet. and since I have to remove the 3.5 connector every time I take my helmet off, it reduces wear and tear on the communicator itself. unit revolution. Now when it wears out, all I have to do is replace the extension cord, not the expensive communications box.

I needed a short extension cord that connects my headphones to my TV. As they turn off when not in use I needed an easier way to do this as the TV is wall mounted and I'm small! That works great. The only other extensions I found were 36 inches and that was way too long.

I bought this as an extension when I bought a battery case and my airbuds no longer fit the Phone 6 socket. It never worked well; the sound went off and on. I've only used it at the gym and the key was on a shelf instead of hanging. In any case, six months after purchase, the key stopped transmitting any sound at all. I will look for a higher quality extension.

I received this for a headset with a wire end that was too thick to fit through a hole in my phone case. This connector does the job perfectly. The sound quality seems good, but I'm not a music lover. Durability is good. Still working perfectly after nine months of home use. On average, I plug and unplug it at both ends probably every other day. Warning: I keep the cord straight most of the time (out of habit of breaking headphone cords).

This audio cable does everything it promises to do with high-quality HI-FI. The music is clear, defined, with excellent separation of tones. This cable has improved my soundstage and the bass is incredibly real and accurate. The vocals are also more pronounced and you hear a sound that you haven't heard before. Trust me, the sound is audiophile worthy! The cable is made of high quality materials and is flexible. If you're looking to improve the sound of your rig, this is a good place to start.

I know this cable is probably for audio, but in its 30ft form it couldn't provide enough signal strength for my IR repeater. The IR repeater says it can support audio cables up to 300 feet long like this, so either there is something wrong with the cable I received or it just isn't carrying a strong signal. I returned it. This may be fine for audio (I've never tested it for audio), but I don't think the nature of IR signals is any different from audio signals. So if you are VERY concerned about

I ordered this because my IEMs have a 90 degree bent connector and won't fit properly in my audio jack as my phone case is too big. It's thin enough to fit in the audio jack so I can use my headphones, but it doesn't stay plugged in. I had it during the day and it got so annoying I decided to throw it out the window. If you hit him, he will turn off. Putting it in your pocket and even trying to move forward will shut it down. If you hold the phone in your hand and tilt your head to look at…