Review on Syncwire Nylon-Braided 3.5mm Headphone Splitter Cable – Hi-Fi Sound, 3.5mm 🎧 Male to Two 3.5mm Female Ports, Silver, Compatible with Apple, Samsung, and More by Tom Beland

I tried to buy it last September but Revain sent me an empty package instead. But last week one showed up with a different splitter and some other keys that I ordered. I don't know how Revain discovered their mistake, but since they refunded me in September it's essentially a giveaway. So far the fidelity and reliability of this splitter surpasses all my previous ones. So far the best general splitter type seemed to be a rigid Y or UI splitter with 10 or 12 splitters of variable quality. Eventually everyone dies of exhaustion and the sound begins to fade. My husband and I mainly use them to listen to audio books before we go to bed, and these books often last 30 hours or more. So we often use these splitters. More complications: The 3.5mm connector fits my iPad's Lightning to 3.5mm adapter. These Lightning Keys are often wobbly and can die quickly from fatigue. And then there is the variability of the headphones. Ideally, you should use two-way headphones (no microphone) that match the two-way splitter. But most in-ear headphones these days are tri-channel (meaning three black stripes on the plug), and they often don't work well in a splitter unless they're very high quality with high conductivity.