URBEST 2pcs RJ11 Male to Female Telephone Splitter Cable - Efficient Two-Way Converter Review

I needed a splitter. A splinter. Or so I thought. A few weeks later I needed a second one. The first was to plug in a phone that didn't require electricity in the house in the event of a power outage. Works perfectly. Then I needed to hook up a fax (remember those?!) so I pulled out the second one. Everything is working well.

Arrived quickly enough, but when I plug it in I'm confused as to what happens: when a line comes out of the splitter, that line gets a signal. When I have 2 lines coming out of the splitter none of them get a signal. So it looks like he's not breaking the line as much as he's killing it.

Exactly what I wanted and needed. Sent in an unprotected envelope. One was broken. Can't return it as the person who opened it cut off the ends. So it's my fault that the other one doesn't work. Don't think it's right to return them. I will be ordering again because they are exactly what I wanted. The hope is not broken. This time I will open the envelope myself.😏

I'm so glad there are two in the pack! Because one of them doesn't work at all. I brought this to work. Try connecting a phone line to it so the caller ID can be seen on the computer. I'm surprised one of them doesn't work. It's so good they come in a 2 pack otherwise I have to wait a few days to buy another one. They must test the product before sending it through the mail.

We bought this device to train new hires over the phone. This allows a new employee to listen in on the line while an experienced employee can answer the call. It's as close to live training as you can get to help the new hire and keep them from worrying on the phone from day one. With this splitter we were able to hear crystal clear sound and we had no connection problems at all. It's literally plug and play with this splitter. Instructions weren't even required. We just connected it to the…

This is a great product. I bought it to replace one of those one-piece phone splitters/couplers. This one-piece unit kept falling out of the RJ11 wall outlet; The Y-shaped plastic just wasn't formed properly. Because it uses a standard RJ11 connector with an output cord, it fits straight and locks in place. As a bonus, it's a 4-wire, 2-line RJ11. It's getting harder and harder to find; Most phone jacks are now designed for a single phone line. This can of course be used if you have one line…

Sometimes a jack socket is not enough. It's rare these days to have just one device plugged into a phone jack. Computers, answering machines, fax machines, call blockers and more need space in your phone jack to function optimally, so it is often necessary to make two out of one jack. This tiny, cheap device lets you split a phone line into two access points. Now you can connect your phone to one jack and another device to another jack using the same line. Oh good. There was also no loss of…

Scratch. I connect the phone and now it beeps both with and without the DSL disconnect. I think it's designed for two phones. if you set up a dsl with a filter, it cuts the dsl every time the phone rings. I have to point this out though. I disconnect the splitter and connect the phone directly and the audio is crystal clear. As soon as I connect the phone to one of the two connections (left or right, no DSL), it scratches. Maybe mine was defective and I should be sending it back, but it was…

Ok maybe I don't like it as it's just a phone splitter. But it looks just like it does on the web and does exactly what I hoped it would. Now I have connected 2 telephone systems to one number. Right. A new phone model, wired and with 3 cordless phones. And a second additional phone model with multiple cordless phones. I had to use a second phone based splitter to get the cordless phones to work on the second phone. A lot of people don't know they can do it. buy even if there's only a cordless…