KOOPAO Headphone Splitter Mic and Audio for Computer, 1 TRRS Female to 2 Stereo Male Y Splitter Cable for Single Jack Earphone to Connect with PC Laptop, Braided Black

The media could not be loaded. We had gotten a brand-new Headset for gaming on the PC. However, the PC did not have an input for a single wire. Only the speaker output (green) and the mic input (red) on the back. So, I went looking for an adapter and came across this one. Not only was the price reasonable for being delivered to my house, but it looked high-quality as well. Purchased two of them, one for use and a second for if the first one craps out or gets damaged. (Can't take it for granted that they will always be available if you need a replacement.) Plugged the Headset into it (do have to mention that it took a bit of strength to get it in correctly) and plugged the adapter into the respective ports. Now all it's doing is bridging the gap, but the quality of sound and voice is not lost in the slightest which can happen with bad adapters. I was honestly surprised and would strongly recommend this product to anyone else who needs an adapter for their Headset. I cannot comment on customer service, since my order came on the day it was said to and nothing was wrong with the product, so I have had no need to talk with them. Hope this helps! Also see the Pictures and Video for reference and how to use the adapter!

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Have an old xbox headset i use for my pc, only has one jack so i needed this splitter. I dont use the headset mic anymore but i still use this for the extra length. Did its job well since 2021 no issues, ive dropped it stepped on it yanked on it and it still works.

If you want the solution to intermittent loss of headset and/or mic, go to the last X sentences (after the word "TERRIBLE"). After several years, my old PC headset finally died, so I went to replace it and found that most of the new headsets had a different plug, to accommodate VOIP phones and smart phones. (Yes, you can plus HEADSETS into a smart phone!) Unfortunately you can NOT plug these headsets into older desktops and laptops (which I have.) So, I needed a splitter like this product I reviewed al the splitters, and this one looked like the most reliable one at the lowest cost. When it arrived, I plugged my new headset into this splitter and plugged the splitter into my desktop, in the usual manner. I had a TERRIBLE time getting this all to work reliably from the beginning. I had problems with the headset and mic cutting in and out and it took several days to get it to mostly work. I tracked the problem down to the splitter. And since it was acting like a broken wire in the splitter, I ordered a new one, from a different supplier. But before it arrived, this one started to work mostly reliably, so I just left it in. It is now been in place for 3 or 4 months, and I was installing Linux on my PC, and I was having TERRIBLE audio issues. After a couple of hours I fixed all the audio issues except one - the darn headset was NOT working again! So I unplugged it from everything and started plugging it all back together, closely watching al the wires and connections. While doing this, I noticed that the connection between the splitter and the headset was not quite completely seated, even though I used the usual amount of force putting them together. (There was a small gap between the 2 pieces of the connection.) So I pushed them together extra hard, and was rewarded with a sharp "click"! And now magically, the headset has been working perfectly! So did the same thing with the OTHER splitter I bought, and it also had the same issue! Apparently, with these kinds of headsets, if you use a splitter, you need to push the headset connector extra hard into the splitter, until you hear a "click". I hope this helps anyone else having problems with this product. It's too bad that the supplier did not mention this in the description, it would have saved me a HUGE headache!

I seem to collect an abundance of earbuds many with a built-in microphone. When I want to use one of them with a desktop computer that has a separate "mic" and "earbud" jack on the front/top it was impossible unless I used a splitter like this. Simply it takes the connections from the TRRS plug on the earbuds and splits it out into two TRS plugs that can be plugged into the computer. Be aware that there are at least two "standards" for these TRRS plugs and only one will work correctly. The good news is the more prevalent used will work. The CTIA/Apple standard works for those interested, but the OMTP/Nokia won't. They switch around a couple of the wires to the plug. I can now plug the various earbuds into the splitter and use them on any of the computers I own using two audio jacks.

My son bought a headset with the integrated adapter for mic and speaker, didn’t work on the pc jack. Picked this up, works perfectly.

I bought a corsair headset that came with a similar cable. Unfortunately the microphone cable portion of it wasn't working very well. I had to wiggle the chord and keep it in a certain position for it to work. Even after returning it and getting a new headset with a new cable it still had the same issue. I thought it was the laptop until I bought this cable. After using this cable it was really plug and play. I've had it for a while and still no issues. The sound quality is good, and the build quality of the product feels durable. I recommend this to anyone that needs a new or backup splitter mic cable.